Syracuse University - Onondagan Yearbook (Syracuse, NY)

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Vf Plans reality a gym) is to ha c spa- cious athletic facilites just down the hill from the Shaw Dorm. A fieldhouse now partially paid for h ' the students will be the largest project on the agenda for several years, but even its build- ing plans ha e been curtailed bv government decree. In the end there will be a fully realized new Syracuse campus . . . quite a dream as of now. •ill 111 iUJJJ s B H ri S : := :== - — ctt ctcctt fl IN- , 1 r L ' 1 y — = 1 1 1 ?- —

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IJl 1 1 3 1 J J ] 1 J . Build ing Dreams uppermost in Syracusan minds up until the emergency lia e had a lot to do with some proposed sketches on building plans. Only parts of the dream are becoming a reality but e en so, the Mens G in is all but com- pleted. . nd bidding for the Shaw DonnitorN ' took place this winter. This dorm is to ha e the com- forts of home including kitch- enettes and guest rooms while the new Women ' s Building (in rrnTTjTETi ' ■ ' . ■ ' m lO zo 30 40 50

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Women s Student Government Each M ' ar, more and more Ix ' iicfits are being derixed From WSG as it continnally strives to l)ring students and faculty together in order to settle campus problems. This year, under the excellent leadership of Meredith Jones, junior and senior guides ha e efficiently and under- staudinglv helped bewildered freshmen be- come oriented. Complaints, campuses, and conveyance of stu- dent opinion to the administration are all major interests of WSG, but paramount to all these is its important responsibilitv of giving to all Svra- cuse co-eds the ke ' b ' which they may unlock the door to obtain a greater security at Syracuse and better citizenship in the years to come. Regulations Board WSG (Council