SUNY at Oswego - Ontarian Yearbook (Oswego, NY)

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Front Row, L. to R.: V. Pace, T. Ignasher. Second Row: K. Upcraft, A. Beattie, F. Roediger. First Row, L. to R.: A. Zanetti, M. Blieberg, A. Finger. Last Row: B. Richard- son, R. Greeniield, N. Rudley. We stand together brothers all. In the beginning of 1946, twenty-five men of Oswego State Teachers College got together, incorporated their ideas, and formulated a plan to further their ideals. Alpha Chapter, Zeta Rho Fraternity was conceived as a nondiscrimina- tory organization based on equality fsymbolized by a balanced scalej, knowledge frepresented by a quill and scrollj, andgunity fthe twenty- five original members symbolized by the links of an unending chainj' The colors of Zeta Rho are scarlet and grey. The Carnation is its symbolic flower .... Strong, straight, and firmly rooted. The fraternity is well-known on campus for its annual social functions. g The Moon Mist Ball, choosing of the Zeta girl by the pledges, sale of the Discount Book, Lodge parties, dances, and intramural competition , have become highlights of the school year. More important than the warm memories of social functions is the realization of the friendships and ideals that will serve us all in the challenging days to which we look forward so eagerly. 4 On April 14th, the local Chapter of Zeta Rho Fraternity became Alpha Omicron Chapter of the-National Social Fraternity, Sigma Tau Gamma. President Mel Blieberg, crowning and pre- senting the 195 1 Rose of Sigma Tau, Connie LaRock, with a bouquet of white roses and a paddle to signify the close of pledgeship. . Q 1 Q32 182 Y ,,,, W,

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