SUNY at Oswego - Ontarian Yearbook (Oswego, NY)

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First Row, L. to R.: Jean Cuddy, J. Kahn, K. Frustagli, W. Jamison, Joan Cuddy. Second Row: H. Fenster, C. Bond, L. Ostberg, Advisor, A. Ayton, Advisor, B. Chatzinoff, J. Keckeley. Last Row: L. Maurycy, F. Wood, C. Rollwage, B.. Bryant, L. Di Blasio, J. Hollis. WOMEN'S ATHLETIC C An important part of the curriculum at Oswego is the Women's Athletic Association. This organization helps to promote sportsmanship and friendliness among the women of the college. Every girl in the school is given a chance to participate in any of the sports sponsored by the council. A full extra-curricular program was planned under the capable direction of Miss Ostberg and Miss Ayton. Volleyball opened our fall program of sports. Following this were basketball, badminton, bowling, and softball, which were enjoyed by all. . Five colleges were included in a fall week-end playday program at Oswego. Oswego, in turn, participated. in the playdays sponsored by Fredonia, Buffalo, Geneseo, and Brockport. ' At the end of May the sport season terminated with a banquet for everyone. Awards for the year's competitions were presented. E We learned to paddle our own canoe. Miss Ostberg 1 86

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First Row, L. to R.: M. Osborne, D. Sabol, W. Spinks, B. Beaver. Last Row: c W S . k S3 T D. Herman, A. Kelly, P. Kerst, D. Norman. L' to R ' Pm S' licretary' teas urerg D. Herman, President. EHEEHLEADEHS Add spirit, interest, and cooperation. Subtract laziness. Multiply enthusiasm. Divide by nine. Result: the cheering squad of Oswego State. The elected officers are: Captain, Dottie Herman, Co-captain, Jackie Meyer, Secretary, Willie Spinksg Advisor, Miss joyse Sanders. During the year the squad was taken on trips to various colleges with the basketball team. The girls worked hard and long to get the precision movement they have displayed with their new peppy' cheers. ' A hearty Rah-Rah is given to the Cheering Squad for their successful year of cheering. THLETIII EUUNEII. The primary purpose of the Athletic Council is to promote a spirit of well-being through participation in some form of vigorous athletic activity, outdoors when possible, by the students while they are at Oswego, and to help provide activities for the realization of these goals. The Athletic Council distributes the funds allocated by the Student Council from student fees. These funds go to the M. R. A., the W. A. A., and other athletic clubs which may become members of the M. R. A., or the W. A. A. 1 - evil-glssuswwxsfsvsrawsstausn- First Row, L. to R.: A. St. Phil lips, Stasiak, C. Bond, K White. Last Row: E. Kos, M Olsen, R. Ley, R. Lenz. 185

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