SUNY at Oswego - Ontarian Yearbook (Oswego, NY)

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Seated: C. Kirnon, A. Hawk. Standing: T. Mills, C. Parsons. P. T. First Row, L. to R.: J. Moses, H. Kraft, H. Barner. Second Row: W. Horan, J. Chwat, B. Camenson, A. Neaman. Last Row: B. Di Bello, D. Lund, B. Boeshore, K. Gabel, Advisor, K. Bower, A. King, E. Snelling. With the pledging of Little Nell as an Honorary Member of our Fra- ternity, Sigma Gamma started a new semester of fun, business, and brotherhood. In order to secure funds for the World Student Service Fund, which comes under the Campus Chest, Sigma Gamma sponsored the Big Wheel Contest. Every organization on campus participated in the contest by backing their own Big Wheel. The winner after a hard battle, proved to be Rachel Bolt. Sigma Gamma Week-end, another new entry on our social calendar, has become an annual event. The week-end is mainly a combination of a fraternity party, Alumnus dinner, the Greek Games, lodge party, and gala picnic. Holding an open Anniversary Formal was the high-light of last semes- ter's social life. Sigma Gamma Fraternity has set a precedent whereby the Student Body is invited to an evening of pleasure at our expense. Sigma Gamma again wishes to thank our faculty advisor, Mr. Gable, for his never-ceasing co-operation, guidance, and willingness to help. We would also like to thank Coach Luce for his help in making the Greek Games the success they were. To our graduating brothers, we the men of Sigma Gamma want you to keep the Spirit of Brotherhood alive in your breast, wherever you go. Remember, Scholarship and Goodwill is the key to success for every man. 1, s ai? , W if Zin if ir M f' +-. X'iD ' , .f . x 5 ga Ev 178

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Oh! Thank You Skip To My Lou Front Row, L. to R.: R. Gosso, L. Bliel, Dr. Crego, Dr. Turner, R. Guilfoil, R. Mayer, A. Barto. Second Row: R. Van Gelder, W. Grilfen, T. Roberts. The men on campus who so proudly wear the black and white sweaters are the Sons of the Wilted Wallet. The club whose colors these repre- sent was founded on November 10, 1939, by a group of men who be- lieved that lasting college friendships could be formed and enjoyed in a social group of moderate means, and that such friendships should be preserved in the ideals that the group would represent. The members of the Sons of the Wilted Wallet entered wholeheartedly into the spirit of things by starting off the year with their annual clambake at Fair Haven, then with the Christmas Party down at the Lodge. When spring rolled around, the club enjoyed the honor of pledging new mem- bers, ending with their initiation and welcoming banquet. Then came the outstanding event of the school year, S. W. W.'s annual Spring Formal, an event the memberswill cherish forever. But far more than the recol- lections of social activities, will be the consideration of the friendships made, and the ideals formed which stand as a guiding light in the chal- lenging days ahead. So to our graduates, those of S. W. W., and those of O. S. T. C., we extend our heartiest congratulations and sincerest wishes for good for- tune, happiness, and success in all the years to come. Come And Get It 180