SUNY at Oswego - Ontarian Yearbook (Oswego, NY)

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At Last Wow! First Row, L. to R.: A. Gewirtz, D. Kaufmann, B. Thomson, T. James. Second Row: D. Weber, L. Braun, E. McChesney, J. Jacobs. Last Row: M. Mounce, F. Muller, B. Livingston, R. Fisher, j. Kolczynski. 1950-51 was a big year for Phi Sigma Epsilon. On October 31, Phi Sigma Epsilon, then Pi Lambda Tau, was accepted into Interfraternity Council at O. S. T. C. Pi Lambda Tau was formally installed as Chi Chapter of Phi Sigma Epsilon at impressive ceremonies held at the Rainbow Roof. Phi Sigma Epsilon is a national fraternity in the field of education. It was founded in 1910 at State Teachers College in Emporia, Kansas. The national colors are old rose and silver, the national flower is the white tea rose, and the motto is the Golden Rule. With 28 active members on campus, 7 members practice teaching, and 3 members called into service by Uncle Sam, our fraternity functioned very well under the expert guidance of our very capable advisors, Mr. Goodman and Mr. De Lissovoy. Other activities that put us on the map were our Intramural Cross Country team that won the school meet and a football team that ended in the upper division of the league. We, the members of Phi Sigma Epsilon, pay sincere tribute to those who leave us in graduation and extend wishes for good luck and high ' professional achievement. Intermission 1 74

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0 Front to Back, L. to R.: T. St. Phillips, H. Keeler, E. Nostrand, L. Palornbi, S Kucharski, j. O'Neill, K. White, D. Niemetz,.J. Murray, H. MacDonald, J Roeckell, B. Daniels, M. Sicilian, P. Molinari, Dr. Peckham, Dr. Snygg. Again in 1950-51, as in the twenty-six years since Gamma Chapter was founded at O. S. T. C., the men of Psi Phi have shared the rich satisfac- tion of brotherhood and service to the college. Through the generous counsel of our advisors and the leadership of the older members, the new men in the house have come to realize the traditional place that Psi Phi holds on the campus. Both in intramural and varsity competition-in soccer, basketball, golf, boxing, wrestling, and in bowling-the fraternity has continued to maintain a leading place. In the social sphere, as well, the past year was a successful one, highlighted by house parties, formals, picnics, and outings. Certainly- the most important party of the year was the one given for our brothers who were leaving for the various branches of the armed forces. In the musical world, too, Psi Phi continued to make its traditional contributions. Our second Annual Concert in jazz and our successful participation in the Clio Sing were only two of many musical high spots. The most cherished memories of all,,however, that Psi Phi brothers will take away with them are made up of many hours of fellowship in the actual every-day-life at 50 West Fifth Street. The joys-and the horrors! -of pledgeship, the bonds forged in sharing triumphs and meeting challenges will always -link the men of Psi Phi. ' Close Harmony - 176