SUNY at Oswego - Ontarian Yearbook (Oswego, NY)

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PHI Psi Phi fraternity celebrated its twenty-fifth anniversary'this year as an active fraternity at Oswego State. We were honored at our annual banquet with a speech by our advisor and founder, Coach Max Ziel. Our twenty-fifth year has been one of great success and accomplish- ment, largely because of the competent and capable guidance of our diligent leaders and advisors and the unparalleled co-operative spirit of the fraternity as a group. Extensive improvements were mode in the interior of our house. Through our successful intramural season, we have tried to live up to the standards set by our founders-the athletes of O. S. T. C. Psi Phi has seen through two successful and effective pledgeships this year. Our new members have already shown the high character and enthusiasm common to the men whom they succeeded. Our social calendar for the year was highlighted by formals, house parties, picnics, and outings. With the close of the year and the graduation of you, our loyal brothers, we of Psi Phi salute you. We are proud of you and your accomplishments-in the fratemity and in the school. We feel confident that you can meet the challenges of life with knowledge, made more significant through co-operative effort. Flrit Row: E. Collin: K White H Murphy Wolfe Second Raw J. wana, B. sw.-mlnyu T so Phillip, L Salxbury D McGrath F Peckham,B. Skaxluw G Ferris Third Raw Murphy F Flelschman K. Nenn,M DeRosa L. PaIombl,J Znel P Hannon Listen, boys

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Flrnl Row: McDonnaII, F. lurks, B. Maher, C. Flank, J. Windl. Snond Row:,P. Franz, P. Heagorly, B. Wltfanborg, H. Maurhess, I.. Hill, B. Galboe, A. Bruni. Thlrd low: R. Miemetx, J. 0'Nail, R, lellinger, O. Barth, H. Ballurdine, D. Eugen, J. Braun, E. Blake, W. Daniels. lniiiciion? Initiated! 158 Psi Phi's Abode PSI FEE 'rr-,,,m, ' w i X 1 - Q if L Who's next?

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SIGMA GAMMA ss' te!! The two past semesters lent success to the activities of Sigma Gamma fratemity. At the lodge, two smokers and several ponies met with huge success. This success was duplicated in on open house as well as the second and third annual banquet-balls at the Pontiac Hotel. The past semesters also saw many new men adopting the principles of Sigma Gamma by their pledgeship into the green, orange, and white. intramural sports, always a highlight on the Sigma Gamma calendar, foundtheir hardwood five in third place at the close of the seasan. The bowling, volleyball, and softball teams too, have given their best in deteat as well as victory. All went to make this a successful fraternity year. In an attempt to promote intersarority and interfraternity fellowship, Sigma Gamma again sponsored the Greek games. This gala event saw a friendly tussle among the Greeks for the coveted trophies, in which many new records were established. Sigma Gamma fraternity wishes the class of 1950 a similar success in their undertakings. slated: A. DeDia, F. Metzger, E. Horowitz, W. Horan, T. Mlllx, P. Moskowitz, H. Sautter, A. Neemon, K. Bower, C. Bullock, Mr. K. Gabol, C. Welgand, J. Giorgio, R. Gregory, R. Wingett, A. Hawk, A. King, R. DlBelIo, M. Marta, 1. Cremoms, C. Kirnon. Sigma Gamma Boys ouchii