SUNY at Oswego - Ontarian Yearbook (Oswego, NY)

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D. Bernstein, L. Doswell, J. Craft, P. Vona, P. DelPrete Cguest memberj, J. Turnbull, Miss Guttendorfer, B. Kinder, S. Wilson, J. Martin, A. Muska, M. Maillot, K. Alexander, L. Revitt, P. Gazzillo. el Sarte members warm-up for stiff practice session. DEL SARTE Del Sarte is the dance group to which new members bring their creative abilities and a variety of new dance techniques. This year's fifteen members presented their an- nual showin February. The versatility of the group was evident in the variety of numbers performed, ballet, modern jazz, Haitian and African dances.

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FIRST ROW: J. VanderSchaaff, J. Bryar, P. Rawson, P. Truax, M. towicz, N. Payne, M. Paglia, N. Davis, P. Jones, Miss Mowatt Gelber. SECOND ROW: C. Crandell, C. Brown, P. Flynn, G. Egan, FOURTH ROW: P. Bristol, E. Hayes, D. Sauder, P Shaad G T. Brown. THIRD ROW: L. VanWyke, C. Young, B. Haas, L. Lenar- Ruffert, S. Skeels, G. Meddaugh. CATALINA CLUB This year thirty-two students make up the membership of Catalina Club. Each year workshops are conducted by the club to teach interested students the basic skills necessary to join. Try- outs for this synchronized swimming group are held in October. The tenth annual convention for the Association of Synchronized Swimming for College Women was held at Wellesley College, Massachusetts, this year, four girls re- presented Catalina from Oswego. The annual show is held in the spring and is open to college students, the faculty, and the community. The club also spon- sors various activities for the benefit of the members, for example, clinics put on by people interested in synchronized swimming from various colleges. Two members practice required formation. The girls relax before a lengthy practice session

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FIRST ROW: C. Kutka, B. Sotomayor, V. Pucci. SECOND ROW: J. Valentine, P. McGinley, K. Han- ley, J. Tompkins, P. Frank. THIRD ROW: P. Landes, L. Jerred, S. Slotnick, D. Meyerhoefer, M. Led- dy, N. Wegemer, A. Haist. SKI CLUB The purpose of the Ski Club is to en- courage good sportmanship and fair play in both competition and recreation Oswego's ski area, Fallbrook, provides this opportunity for interested stu- dents. Both novices and experienced skiers enjoyed trips to Song Mountain, Labrador, Toggenberg, and Snow Ridge, plus movies, instructions, and competitive skiing.