SUNY at Oswego - Ontarian Yearbook (Oswego, NY)

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FIRST ROW: J. Bennett, E. Hallings, M. Saxer, Rev. Goodwin, P. Rawson. SECOND ROW: J Mimm, B. Baker, J. Person. THIRD ROW: P. NandeWater, H. Tuttle, J. Rappleye, E. Kelley C. Reed, S. Lundin, J. Wager. I XM ? ROGER WILLIAMS FELLOWSHIP Roger Williams Fellowship, sponsored by the West Baptist Church, provides an opportunity for spiritual and social experiences in weekly meetings through Bible study, singing, and dis- cussions on a variety of subjects. Highlighting the year's activities are a week-end retreat and an international Christmas party. West Baptist Church 121

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FIRST ROW: F. Waxman, C. Sheppard, N. Scherr, P. Gross, B Campbell, L. Herrmann, A. Faber. SECOND ROW: I. Schlisser- man, L. Cohen, M. Silverman, B. Weinberg, Dr. Sternlicht, S. Sel igman, J. Schloss. THIRD ROW: R. Katz, S. Cohn, M. Katz, H. Ro HILLEL The B'nai B'rith Hillel Counselorship at Oswego is a cultural and religious organization for Jewish students. This year Oswego's Hillel presented several programs: a Jewish folk singer, films, a talk on Jewish history and culture by Rabbi Hencietz, and a motion picture presen- tation of life in Israel by Dr. and Mrs. Sternlicht. senbaum, B. Meyer, M. Lipp, R. Weiner, G.3ff'Rosengarten, A Hoffman, C. Leon, F. lsrealton, B. Fradkin, H. Rubenstein, L Prince. Congregation Adath Israel

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FIRST ROW: P. Shaad, J. Vogelsperger, C. Chappelle, C. Cobb, Scharf, C. Stearns, J. Cundy, M. Adams, B. Kanehl, M. Pen- D. Argenziano. SECOND ROW: G. Schleicher, R. Rohloff, M. nock, S. Johns, B. DeFlores. Tompkins, V. Kelly, M. Thomson, R. Ross. THIRD ROW: L. METHODIST WESLEY FELLOWSHIP Sunday evenings find Wesley stu- dents enjoying supper followed by sing- ing and discussion. The program this year has focused on an attempt to answer the question: What does your religion have to say to a world in quest of meaning for life? Various speakers representing conservatism, liberalism, Catholicism, Mormonism, Judaism, and Buddhism have give their answers. ln- formal activities play an important part in tying together this group of thirty. Auctions, coffee hours, pizza parties, and banquets proved most enjoyable. The retreatssto Watson Homestead and Casowasco culminated the group's ac- tivities in fellowship with other Method- ists. First Methodist Church