SUNY at Oswego - Ontarian Yearbook (Oswego, NY)

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FIRST ROW A Sears C Taurisano G Sansone K Pacilio, G. Engel- man, K. Kiester, S. Walker, C. Fisher, D. Bernstein, C. Klopfer, L. Bro- man SECOND ROW R Hauck B Ohlsson J Boomhower, P. Catlin, die, C. Dehm. D Capossela A House D Hurd THIRD ROW S Haviland, P. Well- During the fall semester of each year graduating seniors are selected for membership in Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Selection to Who's Who is a great honor bestowed upon out- standing seniors by a committee composed of faculty and students ap- pointed through A.S.B. The members of the graduating class who were se- lected maintained the college quality index, were active in co-curricular ac- tivities, and have shown continuing promise of future leadership ability. The nominees were selected on an objective basis using information supplied by the applicant. The scores were compiled, and then scores above the average were considered for selection. These students are for- mally honored at the annual Moving-up-day exercises in IVlay. 109

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FIRST ROW: D. Morton, A. Upcraft, C. Cobb, C. Yelle. SECOND ROW: R. Brooks, D. Weissman, H. Rosenbaum, B. Brown, J. Fox. THIRD ROW: M. Sweet, S. Epstein, S. Slotnick, M. Makler, H. Bush, YOUNG DEIVIOCRATS Young Democrats provides the politically sophisticat- ed with a forum for the discussion of political affairs Programs during the year included personal appear ances by office holders and candidates and faculty- student panels on timely issues. YOUNG REPUBLICANS The Young Republican Club offers an opportunity for those who are politically oriented to enter into discus- sion of current political affairs and problems at local, state, and national levels. The programs included per- sonal appearances of state office holders, candidates for election, and student-faculty forums. Q t T : ,,,-J ' ,g..rS.. FIRST ROW: S. Schlee, T. Fenske, K. Clark, M. Lavonas. SECOND ROW: Dr. Rank, G. Demass, R. Va nSteen berg.

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The purposes of the Student Education Association of New York State, or SEANYS, are to acquaint students preparing to teach with the organized teach- ing profession and to provide members with opportunities for practical experi- ence in working on problems of the profession and of the community. Through local chapter and state meetings SEANYS attempts to foster professional unity within local, state and national organizations. Sheldon Chapter, affiliated with the state SEANYS organization of some thir- ty chapters, is a leader in the state, having led the state and nation in mem- bership in recent years, and in active participation in local and state programs. Sheldon Chapter has held all the state offices including the state presidency twice. Currently, a local chapter member is state vice-president. 110 S.E.A.N.Y.S