Syracuse University - Onondagan Yearbook (Syracuse, NY)

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-l...nF LAURA Piransm S X ISG Grants Coeds 10 Late Permissions, With this DO headline, the present WSG administration came into power. Headed by their capable president, Laura Pilarski WSG succeeded in giving the coeds a progres- sive, capably run government. Under the direction of Peg Cunningham, chief personnel clerk, orientation classes were held for Frosh girls to acquaint them with campus regulations and activities. BETTY SCHMITT, PEG BENJAMIN HOU Women Q4 Studen t valernment House Presidents Assembly completed a very successful year, headed by Peg Benjamin. For the hrst time in its history this assembly, the lower house of WSG, was awarded an ex-oflicio delegate to WSG council in the person of its vice-president, Adele Levin. A new look appeared, too, in more ways than one-first with the redecoration of WSG ofhces, and later with the appearance of its newsletter, A New Look, edited by Nancy Callahan. SE PRESIDENTS CABINET

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NINE ring circus goes on daily at the Dean of Woinen's office, with staff members performing as counselors, social advisors and guidance advisors. Dean M. Eunice Hilton directs the total program, while Assistant Dean Marjorie Smith supervises student residence for women. As social director and extra-curricular advisor, Miss Elizabeth Broad is aided by Miss Joann Olson, Student Union director. Miss Barbara Mertz, vocational-educational director for women is delegated by XVSG to issue overnights. Miss jean Protheroe assists the Chapel Dean in the capacity of women's religious counselor. Miss Maude Stewart, assistant academic director of the stu- dent dean courses, and Miss Mary Andrew, dormitory director, assist the Dean's staff although they are not directly concerned with undergraduates. The Dean of Men's Oiiice, under the direction of Dean Frank Piskor, has continued to strive to put men's activities back on a normal peacetime basis. They have cooperated fully with Men's Student Government, Interfraternity Council and Independent Men's Association and other organizations repre- senting the men on the Syracuse campus. Lewis Crawford, Director of Men's Housing, has had the enormous task of providing housing facilities for Syracuse's men students. Collendale this year replaced Mattydale and the Fair Grounds. W.. ,, Q a BARBARA A. MER1'Z r ' Euzmaern M. BROAD STUDENT DEANS Lvfl lu viglu. lim mu--M jameson, I. Banghman, li Iones, M. Reed, A. Dino :Yvcvlld r'ou'fG. Brown, E. jennings, R. Klein, C. Dyke- man, E. Wriglit, Third mu'- E. Chambers, R. Wilson, H Beem. M. Parker, L. Kar ilux, E. Lewis. Fwfrllr ran'- T. Smith, D. NX'ilIi.ims, S Swanson, L. Weilring. P, Dc'- trou. Fifll: mn--M. Scurrah M. Kipp, M. Rauscli, M Minn. Slxib mu--F. Golden M. Moore, E. Bassel, W Shultz, l.. Rogers. A. Smith .Yvrwlllb mu'-j. Hanrey, N Bennett, J. Douglas, B. Naft- sher, L. Lord, M. Trimble Eigblb mu'-C. Hardcsty, B Cosby, R. Haddock, D. Wilsrin

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XVSG COURT Q WSG REGULATIONS BOARD XVSG COUNCIL