SUNY at Oswego - Ontarian Yearbook (Oswego, NY)

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FIRST ROW: C. Snow, J. Ticknor, T. Ruby, A. Soprano, D. Davis, H. J. Chvatal, C. Preske. L. Befmen. THIRD ROW! L- Niek, R. Stewart, J- Lightnor, L. Forbes, D. Thibault, E. Paulsen. SECOND ROW: W. Pork- Hooper, R. Barbur, J. Terry, R. Chase, D. Conrad, M. Tompkins. ines, M. Lipp, L. Stanton, P. Hill, A. Hoffman, J. Roden, W. Anderson, Last name, please? in- quires Alpha Phi brother dur- ing frosh registration. ALPHA PHI OMEGA The Fraternity, in American collegiate tradition is assumed to be synonymous with brotherhood and the social life of college stu- dents. There are, however, fraternities which do not fall into this traditional generalization. Alpha Phi Omega is a notable example. Alpha Phi Omega exists as a fraternal group of college men working in service to the campus and the community through its brotherhood. ln this aspect, Alpha Phi Omega is a unique Greek, here brotherhood exists under a universal virtue - Service. Thus, Alpha Phi Omega is a fraternity in keeping with the highest frater- nal concept: lndividuals bound together in brotherhood by the common purpose, Service, from which leadership and friendship are gained. Alpha Phi members serenade their brother and his girl at a pinning ceremony.

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FIRST ROW: C. Taurisano, D. Guyle. SECOND ROW: P. Catlin, A. House, P. Wellman, M. Seidl, J. Boomhower, I. McConarty. THIRD ROW: S. Walker, lVlrs. Rockey, E. Paar. VEGA Vega has been founded forthe purpose of honoring those senior women who have shown their loyalty to their college by giving their service and leadership to the advancement of its interests, welfare, and unity, and of stimulating scho- larship and participation in extracurricular activities. From these activities Vega has derived its motto: Leadership, Scholarship, Service. It is these qualities upon which spring elections to the honorary are based. This year Vega's main goal was to establish a Freshman Women's Honorary to re- cognize treshmen women who exhibit outstanding ability. By so doing, Vega hopes to instill an attitude of scholar- ship, as well as leadership and service on the campus. 88

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SOCIAL STUDIES HONOR SOCIETY The Social Studies Honor Society strives to encour- age high standards of excellence in the social sciences. Each year the Honor Society presents a series of pro- grams of current interest in all facets of the social sci- ences. At the present time the organization is in the process of affiliating with the national honorary society, Pi Gamma Mu. The main program of the spring semes- ter was the annual Marion Mahar Lecture, at which time the late Marion Mahar, a former professor in the social sciences at Oswego, was honored. FIRST ROW: R. Rosati SECOND ROW: C. Rogus L. Gifford, E. Sullivan, J Campanella. THIRD ROW A. Heller, G. Abell, K. Kiest er, S. Brainard. ALPHA PSI OMEGA Election to Alpha Psi Omega, National Dramatics Society for colleges, gives recognition to distinctive achievement in Blackfriars, the drama producing organ- ization on Campus. Mu Iota, the local cast, is one of the three hundred and fifty such casts throughout the United States. Leadership and participation in The Would-Be Gentleman, The Caretaker, The Mikado, and the Annual Spring Drama Festival were highlights lights of this season's activities. ALPHA PSI OMEGA - FIRST ROW: C. Chappelle, G. Rosengarten, R. Callan. SECOND ROW: Dr. Myers, D. Facey, C. O'Mara, E. Danner, Miss Pendergast, Dr. Rickett. THIRD ROW: M. Lipp, J. Vermilye, M. Ja- cobs, L. Stanton, P. Martin, D. McAvoy, Mr. Glann, B. Fradkin, M. Silverman.