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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1963
Page
8
Dr Lester B Granger spoke to about 4500 attendees at the 102nd SUCO commencement in a lakeside tent behind the Dining Hall. Dr Brown announced 508 BS degrees and 12 MS degrees as the largest class, noting changes in world and local affairs and urging grads to stay flexible and engaged in adult education.
State University College at Oswego cited two educators for Awards of Merit at its 102nd commencement. Adelaide Woodall Baker of Rome Public Schools and James R. Crawford of Monroe Woodbury Central School, Central Valley, were honored for leadership in elementary and industrial arts education.
Dr Granger urged graduates to embrace change with courage intelligence and resilience as the state trusts its future to them. Dorothy Barclay presided at the ceremony in Judge Penney’s absence. Rev Morrison Rider and Rev Robert Hall gave the invocation and benediction. Charlies Turner presented degrees while Paul Rogers played organ. A large reception at Shady Shore followed with many faculty and family members in attendance.
Oswego awarded the Master of Science degree in Education to 12 graduates at yesterday's 102nd Commencement on the Oswego campus. President Foster S. Brown conferred the degrees with hoods presented by Dr. Paul W. DeVore and Dr. J. Sherwood Dunham. Recipients include Robert T. Fitzsimmons Fulton and Beatrice K. Goodrich Oswego, among others from Elementary Education and Industrial Arts divisions.
The pages feature commencement coverage with student profiles, photo captions, and event summaries. Readers glimpse speakers, degrees conferred, and campus scenes showcasing graduates and ceremony moments across two sections.
Dr. Lester B. Granger delivers a commencement address at a New York college, urging acceptance of rapid change and warning that failure to adapt could erode national cohesion. He contrasts Southern educational struggles with northern progress and cautions against lecturing audiences to History rather than to listeners.
Mrs. Franklin, a widow, compares a $45 cheaper direct writing policy with her local agent. He explains the cheaper plan lacks teen son coverage and car use when away at college, stressing tailor made protection and local service.
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