SUNY at Oswego - Ontarian Yearbook (Oswego, NY)

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FIRST ROW: H. O'Connell, B. Campitello, K. Mellor. SECOND ROW: B. Rydelek, H. Bauman, G. Sansone, M. Kimmel. THIRD ROW: P. LeGere, J. List, D. Hermann, C. I Carroway, R. Castano, L. Urey, K. Heaney, C. Tucci. I R. 53, 7 l S' 5 . ' I l Good morning, Miss Katz, We are very proud to be May I have some? f??.,f.'ff':- 2, Y ' K ' ' ' I-Sawgfw. arf' S - 1 FIRST ROW: A. Balogh, S. Mangano, J. Block, L. Davis, M. Sprague, B. Merwin, J. MacEwan. SECOND ROW: S. Kowal, J. Labour, M Miller, D. Dixson, R. MacKinder, B. Bucci, A. Williamson, L. Grenga J. LaNovara. THIRD ROW: D. Doherty, M. Rosbrook, D. Nicol, A. Tapp, E. Silsby, L. Ludwig, D. Lalik, P. Flynn, G. Nuedling, G. D'Onofrio, K. Lawrence, P. Greene, M. Wicker, C. Shannon, R. Wil- liams, D. Delmonico.

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OFFICERS: FIRST ROW: C. Carroway, C. Tucci. SECOND ROW: H. O'ConnelI, B. Campitello, G. Sansone, M. Kimmel. 2-M ' ARETH USA ETA W ' The spirit of the sisters in green and white blazers was evident throughout the school year. Stressing friendship, coopera- tion, and the development of character, the sisters endeavor to promote the highest cultural, intellectual and social achieve- ments. A growing attachment to an adopted Na- vajo Indian girl, Betty Flores, has promoted the establishment of several fund-raising ac- tivities such as a bake sale and a candy sale to support the child. The donation of a Thanksgiving dinner to a welfare family in Oswego and the adoption of a family for Christmas are among Arethusa's communi- ty projects. Participation in and the support of Greek and non-Greek activities on campus has been Arethusa's undertaking this and every year. For it is through working together and sharing responsibilities that the true mean- ing of sisterhood has been realized. FIRST ROW: C. Ascoli, C. VanBeveran, N. Weeks, G. VanPutte, K. Brattesani. SECOND ROW: M. Mowins, S.. Beagle, J. VanDusen, C. Phalen, M. Kerr, P. We-igand, P. Restivo, J. lntonti, N. Davis, M. Garofalo. THIRD ROW: G. Sansone, C. Pinkham, G. Simonson, F. Menne, J. List, C. LaSenna, M. Frosini, S. Neuman, C. Carroway, K. Heaney, S. Gensler, A. Riemann. 134- J O Y' AISDEQA AD Agw-

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FIRST ROW: A. Bazycki, P. Della Sorte, I. lnverarity, C. Hands, B. F0del'a. E- Rausa- THIRD ROW! L- RiCC8l'di, A- TOYIGY- S- Sevcik. P- Maier, T. Richards, M. Didio. SECOND ROW: A. Rounds, P. Reyn- ROCKWBII, J- Slablakl H- Mokay. J- Vogel. S- Spillef. C- Reb90I'. C- olds, N. Deutchman, S. Sodemann, B. Bosworth, N. Yaccarino, G. Chi2l10- D- Nlalbufg- OFFICERS: J. Vogel, R. Riccardi, C. Chiano, P. Reynolds, H. Mokay. 136 PHI M LAMBDA PHI Phi Lambda Phi is an organization founded to establish a sisterhood of loyalty and friend- ship and to promote academic and social achievement. The seventy sisters foster cultural and edu- cational pursuits, the ideals of good citizenship, and a love of the college spirit. Phi Lambda Phi is constantly engaged in school or community activities. These include Community Chest, Bloodmobile, Easter Seals, and participation in Float Parade, Greek Games and Poster Contest. They also have an annual neighborhood Christmas party as well as a car- ol sing at a home for the aged. Among the social functions are the fall dance and buffet, the spring formal and a senior ban- quet in honor of graduating seniors. 4 ,..-YR ln, VA- t,,,f- Q, avail' ':,QL-ati ya, fxssnyf ,,f' ke'