SUNY at Oswego - Ontarian Yearbook (Oswego, NY)

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I ST IHE T EWHE l 1HEA First Row, L. to R.: M. French, J. Copeland, B. Nojeim, M. Lang. Second Row: J. LaScola, R. Kasold, Presidentg A. Wood, R. Thom. The News Bureau of 1950 had Mr. Ricks for its new advisor, and with his help, we got out many more stories than we did last year. Again this year we will place general clippings in a scrapbook to be filed in the library .... Last year we had only 1 500 stories printed, but this year we hope to hit a high of 3000 stories about Oswego in leading newspapers all over the United States. This organization is open to those who like to write, as well as those who are willing to learn to write. The Campus Discussion Group was formed in September, 1949, for the purpose of furthering education, and as an aid to social adjustment on and off the campus. Meetings are conducted twice monthly, and at these times members of the faculty are invited to attend and con- tribute some sort of informal discussion on any topic of timely importance. Some of the faculty speakers have been Mr. Stirling, Mr. Whitten, Dr. Yager, Mr., DeLissovoy, Dr. Hulme, and Miss Zainer. CAMP S DISC SEIU EBU I' Front Row, L. to R.: R. Phil- lips, F. Revette, W. Mc- Garvey, Advisor, D. Miles, P. Palascek. Last Row: C. Ruggles, F. Kinney, G. Fer- nandez, B. Starr, H. White. 143

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nswlanu PHUTESTAN Yu TH num IZATIIJ First Row, L. to R.: W. Reichert, A. Skinner, J. Moses, D. Dixon, H. Barner, H. Kraft. Second Row: A. Gorthey, M. Gallinger, J. Cooper, J. Lawrence, C. Fletcher, H. Neilson, P. Thomas, J. May, P. Coon, L. Hull. Third Row: A. Ahn, H. Hutton, A. Townsend, B. Richardson, n Finlaucnn 'D nfic RI Ifnnlmnnl I 'lannl-me TX FAA L. to R.: B. Bennett, Vice- Presidentg B. Melloh, Secretaryg R. Piggott, Treasurer. Absent E. McQuade, President. The Oswego Protestant Youth Organization which promotes Christian fellowship among the students of the college, as well as maintains opportunities for social gatherings meets the first and third Thursday of each month. The group is invited to gather at the different Protestant Churches of the city, and some meet- ings are also 'held at the college or at the lodge on Shady Shore. All O. S. T. C. students are welcome to attend the O. P. Y. O. meetings. The group is under the sponsorship of Mr. Cooper from the college and one Protestant minister from Oswego appointed by the City Council of Churches and who acts as a liaison between the group and the churches of the city. The O. P. Y. O. meetings usually include a period of devotion and hymn singing, an open group discussion or a -short talk by a member or guest. The discussion periods are designed to help the students with problems interesting or perplexing to them. The O. P. Y. O. is devoted to enriching the social life of the college students especially to supplementing and enriching the spiritual life of the students. The annual Christmas candle-light service is held in con- junction with the Canterbury Club and is the highlight of the fall term for these two groups. Other highlights are an annual spaghetti supper, and a Halloween party with the Canterbury C u . During the past semester a Student Christian movement con- ference by the local Protestant Churches was held at O. S. T. C. The conference was held primarily as a seminar of Christian stu- dents attending the various teacher training institutions through- out the state, and secondary, to acquaint the representatives of the other teacher training institutions with O. S. T. C. which played a leading role in progressive education.

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