SUNY at Oswego - Ontarian Yearbook (Oswego, NY)

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FIRST ROW: G. Bates, C. Hoffman, H. Lau, S. Spencer, P. Zimmer. SECOND ROW: C. Brown, L. Kohlman, R. Sanford, R. Chase, D. Bohall, G. Demass. GSWEGO CHRISTIAN FELLGWSHIP Oswego Christian Fellowship, an interdenominational religious organiza- tion affiliated with the world-wide organization Inter-Varsity Christian Fel- lowship, has been founded to present Christ as Lord and the Bible as the living'Word of God. Meeting weekly, O.C.F.'s program presents speakers, Bible studies, fellowship, and discussions. Monthly socials include a pizza party, gatherings at Halloween and Christmas, and a dinner to climax the year's events. Each season is highlighted by two Inter-Varsity collegiate weekend retreats: one at Canandaigua Lake in the fall and one at New York City in the spring. 118

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FIRST ROW: C. Carr, E. DeRisio, M. Petrie, S. Biniewicz, B. Campbell, E. Kramer, B., Morey, T. De- rousie, J. Lewis. SECOND ROW: B. King, C. Koval, S. Barbalich, B. Chizick, M. Wood, M. Bangs, T. Carter, L. Stebbins. THIRD ROW: C. Kutka, D. Wellisch, A. Rogers, J. Wicks, D. Drabot, L. Myersl G. Golder, C. Hickey, L. Jerred, J. Tompkins, D. Dugan. BIT 84 SPUR Fallbrook lodge and stables are the centers of activity for Bit and Spur. Riding lessons, trail rides, movies, speakers, a formal dinner - all contribute to the success of the riding club. The stables pro- vide horses for every rider, from the novice to the very experienced. The trail rides, taking place in the fall and the spring, are all-day affairs. Movies and lectures ranged from Getting Acquainted with the Horses to an animated discussion led by an experienced blacksmith. To finish the year, the club sponsored a formal dinner for the advisors, the men who run the stables, and the members. Q HHNK Yillf Walk your horses slowly around the paddock. I Ci0f1'i believe if: l'fT1 BCTUSUY riding! 117 liwi

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FIRST ROW: S. Ruff, I. Goodwin. SECOND ROW: J. Sweemer, L. Grinnell, Pastor Kirsch, K. Philipp. THIRD ROW: E. Studer, V. Lembke, K. Lawrence, D. Zobel, S. Campbell. LUTH ERAN STUDENT ASSOCIATION The Lutheran Student Association brings togetherthe Lutheran students on campus and enables them to improve their spiritu- al values. This year the organization has provided the students with the opportunities of exchanging and developing ideas. It has hopes of expanding its delegation number attending confer- ences. Here, too, a great spiritual and social opportunity awaits each student. St. Paul's Lutheran Church