SUNY at Oswego - Ontarian Yearbook (Oswego, NY)

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Skating party Fireside chats This year Theta Phi Chapter celebrated its first birthday since its reorganization in February, 1949. Claire Rosen is president of the sorority. Our colors are purple and gold. September began, and we looked forward to a successful year. Our skit in the trash variety show had Reverie as a title. Rachael Bolt was the songstress, and Honey Kaye the creative dancer. Our next step was work week. No iab was too small for the sisters of Theta Phi, and everyone co-operated by asking for our services. From work week we had a social gathering at the lodge which sisters and guests attended. Flrnt Row: M. Williams, C. Roxen, R. Bolt, L. Ollvteri, Second Row: For the S. R. A. variety show, we entertained with excerpts from the M4 Manoa M. K,,.,,blu,h. Z. Kmhanr' A- sformt L Cheoinoff H.M.S. Pinafare. The theme of our pledging was Tepee. We pledged - thirteen girls and they all enioyed it! The only event that marred Theta Phi's gala year was saying good-bye to our advisor, Dr. Holt. To her we say, Good Luck and God Bless You. TTHETA PHI I47

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6 Pledges Scand: F. Woods, E. Wllliums, M. Munos, S. Groden, Y. Olivieri, L. Churnolf, R. Ball, R. Kosx. Standing: R. Troppar, R. Baniamen, M. Kornblulh, A. Sforzu, C. Rosen, Z. Rulhoxar, M. Kerner. 1. 41 Graceful gals Family portrait OFFICERS t Matinn Manos, Lola Oliviere, 3221 ',M zi?'m',Q 'K Claire Rosen, Zelmu Rulhuzer. X -'f' - 1' A 'A sir., T ',i' ' ' ,W 11 W. , me Q '4 . L . 'A Y-5' 1 e Q '1-'S 'J , 14 1 5 gl nl 9 '- -xs is ' ay 3' 'R Q - , Er ' af Q V ' Sli e ,L ' :Wg XX he x 146 1 1 , ' - ,X kg W if . I

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