SUNY at Oswego - Ontarian Yearbook (Oswego, NY)

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THE 1951 L. to R.: N. Lopez, F. Bowen. EDITORS STAFF N. Lopez, F. Bowen, F. Peckham, Warner, B. Nojeim, E. johnson, L. Fields, J. LaScola, J. Grald, M. French, M. Doyle, L. Albert, Lang, R. Thom, D. Dixon, E. West, F. Danajovitz, S. Karber, C. Bebber, R. R. Horowitz, G. Czukoski, P. Laure, M. Pivrnec, W. E. Peterson, A. Rogers, A. Wood, R. Daszewski, C. Barreiro, C. Morehouse, G. Cohen, M. Markovci, A. Barto. - 120 Here again is your Ontarian. It represents, in a very definite way, the combined efforts of the student body, for everyone made some contribution to the yearbook. Maybe it isn't the best annual ever issued-though WE don't say that!-but certainly- no book ever received more loving attentionor more anxious care. The editors-in-chief, of course, carried the heaviest load and deserve the highest praise-but everybody gets a round of applause-business managers, art experts, photographic geniuses, junior editors, typists, and stu- dent body-and everybody shares the good feeling of a job well done that will be long remembered. JUNIOR EDITORS First Row, L. to R.: B. Nojeim, E. johnson, R. Horowitz, L. Fields. Second Row: J. LaScola, R. Warner, J. Grald. wwfwmwnmm.. mammal .fa mow

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0 B 6 -527 L. to R.: N. Dombo, P. Kirby, J. Warrack, C. Vought, P. Dight. OFFICERS L. to R.: B. Pearl Goroff, K. Kimball, C. Bond, P. Dight. tu-umm-wamm.uswuuwsms1mwl,,,, Lf --YY 11,4Y-mi,g11.,.mcNiau:.smaue.Qt 7menu:smss.x.QsximLynn. uL,tl.,,.r ,.,, mg, , , ,H Front Row, L. to R.: E. Heinrich, E. johnson, P. Kirby, A. Wood, B. Hagerty, I. Hester, H. Lennerth. Second Row: M. Dutcher, C. Bond, P. Dight, J. Tallman, L. johnson, J. Warrack, C. Porter, Mrs. Alford, Miss M. Hawkinson, Advisor, Dr. Alford, Advisor. Last Row: K. Kimball, W. Horan, j. Foss, J. Boskin, B. Pearl Goraff, S. Weintraub, N. Dombo, C. Rollwage, J. McCarthy, K. Farnsworth, C. Vought. The Epsilon Omega Chapter of Kappa Delta Pi, the National Honor Society in Education at Oswego State Teachers College, has completed its fifth year of existence on this campus, having been founded in May, 1945. Membership in Kappa Delta Pi is acquired through invitation, on the basis of the individual's high scholastic achievements, desirable professional qualities, and evi- dence of a continued interest in the field of education. Dr. Alford, our chapter counselor, and Mrs. Alford generously open their home to us for our monthly meet- ings. Each regular meeting, in addition to business, is high-lighted by some special event, which makes our meetings both social and educational. Among our functions this year, we sponsored, in con- junction with Epsilon Pi Tau, the annual Founder's Day Program to honor Dr. Edward Austin Sheldon. In November, we were happy to welcome new members with an initiation banquet and later present them to the college. Our Christmas party at the lodge was especially enjoyed by everyone. In addition, we issued a series of alumni news letters for the purpose of acquainting those elsewhere in the country with the functions of their home chapter. Kappa Delta Pi has had a successful year and next year promises to have many more interesting activities. HAP? BELT PI 119

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TARIAN First Row, L. to R.: G. Czukoski, M. French, M. Doyle, L. Albert, P. Laure, M. Lang, R. Thom. Second Row: D. Dixon, E. Pivrnec, W. West, F. Danajovitz, S. Karber, E. Peterson, A. Rogers, A. Wood, R. Daszewski.