SUNY at Oswego - Ontarian Yearbook (Oswego, NY)

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TEH+SUHUHFVYEUUNEIL P Front Row, L. to R.:J. De Lollis, S. Karber, J. Meyer, E. Weske. Second Row: M. LeRoy, P. McConnell, R. Benjamin, H. Lennerth, A. Lee, J. Atha, P. Irving. Last Row: R. Bolt, N. Dombo, C. Fink, L. Drucker, C. Barriero, J. Kallio, L. Richter. Inter-sorority Council consists of three girls from each of the seven sororities represented on campus. The purpose of the council is to bring about closer relationships among the various groups included. Many students participate in the council's two main events of the year: the Inter-sorority formal dance in the fall and a Rush Party in the spring. - -- ..---r The Inter-fraternity Council is an organization of the campus social fraternities for the purpose of promoting better relationships and increased understandings between the fraternities and the college. The Inter-fraternity Council fosters democratic ideals, initia- tive and unity among its members, and high standards of fraternity living and scholarship. Front Row, L. to RJ K. Jahalka, J. Wind, R. Ley. Second Row: M. Sicilian, F. Poole, H. Sherman, R..Ka,g01d I TEH-FH TEH ITY EDU EIL 149

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is Q E S S 2 fi ll F 1 R , L. to R.: M. Poulin, H. Len th, B. M ll h C. . - ' Crolgzon Dumber, G. Friedman, A.US'ood, M. ieqlay. House, P McConnell, N. Leif. Second Row. N. King, Hard work? Yes, but lots of fun and fellowship too, for the Agonian Sorority this past year. We started out right on our toes with a round and square dance to welcome the new frosh and finished up with a banquet for the seniors. In November, an alumni week-end was held, at which time Ago and Zeta Rho combined to present The Moon Mist Ball at the Hotel Pontiac. Christmas brought not only holiday cheer and good will, but our annual carol sing also. With February came the rush tea and two weeks of pledging. The initiation of our new pledges preceded a. banquet and dance held at the Pontiac Hotel. - v The big event of the spring semester was Convocation. In April, representatives of all the chapters of the Agonian Sorority met here for the annual conference. Our April Showers Formal topped off the week-end for convocation. We look back with fond memories of other events which helped to make the year so wonderful-The Ago Open Ibllousg, the Christmas Party, bake sales, pajama parties, the Senior Party, the March Variety Show, and the annual io ing. q - The sorority is very proud of its trophy shelf, which continues to grow. We now have the scholarship cup and a silver plate presented at Pi Alpha's bakin contest. Now at the end of a busy year, we wish the Seniors who are leaving us, the very best of luck. L. to R.: C. Bond, Vice-President, M. Jennings, Secretary, H. Lennerth, President, L. Rose, Treasurer. The light fantastic 1 5 1