SUNY at Oswego - Ontarian Yearbook (Oswego, NY)

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L. to R..: I. Hester, Corresponding Secretary, B. Doyle, Treasurer, j. Potter, lgelpordsng Secretary, L. Richter, Vice-Presidentg F. Inwald, President a sent . Front Row, L. to R.: J. Kallio, I. Lang. Last Row: S. Lichtenstein, A. Zuta, C. Rubin, R. Haber. The prime goal of Pi Alpha sorority is that of bringing people together and its purpose is to be of benefit to the college, and to provide a kind of sociability for its members. It was born out of the desire to create true sisterhood in a non-sectarian form. Its social functions of the past year have greatly contributed toward achieving its aims. For the year of 1950-195 1 Pi Alpha had on its social calendar such events as lodge parties, school dances, a rush party, and an initiation formal.. Athenians' annual events are a cake-baking contest at the lodge, a Christmas party for the Oswego Children's Home, and a senior banquet. The members have also participated in intramural sports and in school functions such as the variety shows. Our sorority is fortunate in having three charming and helpful advisors: Miss Buckley, Miss Pastore, and Miss Strickland. The Athenians hold their meetings at Funari Hall, thanks to the generosity of Mrs. Leana Funari, honorary mother of the sorority. Pi Alpha attempts to reach the goals of Pallas Athene, from whom the name is derived. We have set up as our motto: If time is employed wisely, the result will be wisdom. Its members always strive to use this as a guide through life. 165 ' L to R R Jacoby, E Kaufman

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