SUNY at Oswego - Ontarian Yearbook (Oswego, NY)

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Based on the principles of non-sectarianism in fraternity, Zeta Rho was founded in April, 1946, in order to better carry out these beliefs. The fraternity has grown through the years so that it has expanded its activities to act as a unifying force in brotherhood for its members. The colors of Zeta Rho are scarlet and grey, and the camation, its symbolic flower. Most of the twenty-five charter members are now working in the field and carrying through the philosophies gained while active members of Zeta Rho. The fraternity is well-known on campus for its annual social functions. The Moon Mist Ball, the choosing of the Zeta Girl by the pledges, and now the Zeta Rho Discount Book have become fixtures in the social life of the college. Zeta Rho fraternity extends its sincere congratulations to the gradu- ating brothers, wishing them the very best for the future, The existing membership of the fraternity stands ready to uphold the principles set forth by charter and the precedent set through the years of the fra- ternity's existence. I Lett to Rlghl: D. Belzer, V. Pace, J. Worthington, F. Roediger. Flrst Row: B. Richardson, A. Toscano, D. Horton, A. Beattie. Second Row: H. Baumann, C. Willoughby, P. Fallse, E. Plnkowslil, A. lgnushor, A. Zanetti, C. Dougherty, D. Howard. Standing: E. Dougherty, B. Auffredou, T. Roediger, D. Sahler,-W. Gunning, P. Cornntlno, J. Esposito, R. Saternow, D. lulzer. 165

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