SUNY at Oswego - Ontarian Yearbook (Oswego, NY)

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Just relaxing Flrsl Raw: Glannone, C. Christman, 5. Glo vlnauo. Second low: F. Poole, H. Van Schack, C. Harrington, 1. lyme, B. Hendricks . Thlrd Row: Schmidt, R. Montcrieff, F. Klosow ski, B. Smelter, R. Saunders, L. Mandra, B Peters, H. Baldsra, B. Sawyers. '! . F, , l l -r .gffiliffl A decade and three years ago a significant and effectual event happened in the lives of o handful of young men seeking o better understanding of youth, the hazards constantly confronting them in the molding of harmonious, happy life, and the power to impart the most righteous solution to an evolving situation. During this thirteenth year hence, repetition has occurred and the saplings bore great blossoms-Beta's open house, engulfed with sea- sonal socials and a peaceful stream-perseverance, provider of the earthly ingredients so necessary to attain mature growth in a universal forest unceasingly fighting erosion while accepting the droughts and the Hoods of daily life. Soon many of our members who have listened and actively partici- pated in the story of Beta Tau Epsilon will seek experimentation of their philosophies of living and teaching. To them, we pledge . . . Thou, O' Beta Tau, Live On, BETA TAII Sealed: N. Giannone, Secretary, A. lartalx, Vlea-President. Stand Ing: H. Sherman, Treasurer, C. Askew, Prexident.

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DELTA KAPPA Delta Kappa, a national fraternity in the educational fleld, was founded in September of l92O for the purpose of developing fellowship, leadership, and scholarship through the socializing influence of fraternal life. - This year Delta Kappa fraternity has been an active, enthusiastic par- ticipant ih campus service and social life. The student directory, which is published by the organization, proved to be a worthy project. The Christmas party, the initiation formal, the Spring formal, the famous Mulligan stew, and a round of house parties highlighted the social calendar. Gamma Chapter of Oswego is in charge of the growth program this year, which includes the installing of new chapters. On March 4, l950, a new chapter in Indiana was installed, this being our tenth. Delta Kappa has an excellent basketball team this year, which won the Intramural Championship playois. The fraternity house, located at l5 Bronson Street, is undergoing some changes this year. Two new, ceilings are being put up, and two tile floors laid. The dining room, game room, and library are to be modernized. lt is now possible for the members ta eat all meals in the house. The fraternity extends its heartiest congratulations and best wishes to the graduating class entering the professional field. W. l.aPoint, H. Ley, I. Cornwall, B. Hardy. Flut Raw: R. Rohr, H. Flock, H. Sticlcney. Slcond Raw: F. Vero, K. Kimball, H. Walter, M. Famelli, J. Gallagher, R. Sakar, D. Allen, Third Row: Wirt, Clark, Muller, Kasold, Barnberger, D, Huschlme, J. Raaxe, Glsll, Giuniti, Giambalvo, Fox. The Olewines