SUNY at Oswego - Ontarian Yearbook (Oswego, NY)

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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.

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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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First Row, L. to R.: J. Grald, D. Herman, J. Hirsch, J. Atha. Second Row: A. Held, M. Johnson, T H E 5 T A F F S. Karber, C. Fink, J. Kahn, P. Itzkowitz, Dr. Larson, Advisor. Last Row: H. Satberg, E. Kos E. Nostrand, J. Ness, E. Weske, T. Kelly, R. Johnson, D. Coe, W. Horan, N. Lifton. First Row, L. to R.: Dr. Larson, Advisor, J. Kahn, Business Man- ager. Last Row: W. Horan, Advertising Editor, R. Johnson, Acting Editor, D. Coe, Consulting Editor. Absent, M. Tooley, Editor- in-Chief. EDITUHS THE This year the Oswegonian completed its fifteenth year as the campus newspaperat Oswego. During these fifteen years it has continued to grow larger and to constantly strive to serve the needs of the student body. The success of this ambition has been gratifying. The Oswegonian is recognized as a valuable asset of our college. The paper has received wide acclaim in Columbia Scholastic Press Conference competition where it held first place fa high standard which may be met, however, by more than one schoolj each year since 1945 and was a medalist winner in 1950. The Medalist award is the highest honor be- stowed upon a state teachers college newspaper in New York State. This kind of record requires something more than oiiicial titles and a swivel chair. It is the result of hard work and cooperation on the part of many Oswego State men and women who have been willing to work for good journalism over the years. The Oswegonian which has been produced has proven the value of a news medium for campus and town activities. OSWE