Syracuse University - Onondagan Yearbook (Syracuse, NY)

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CITY GUIDES —First Row: B. Benson, M. Wilson, A. Diamond, H. Baine, chairman; G. Sturdevant, D. Barnhart, D. Gulia. Second Row: J. Reichel, S. MacDonald, P. Bushnell, C. Passage, C. Temple, S. Martin, S. Maier, B. Wiest. CAMPUS GUIDES— First Row: C. Doen, P. Sanders, M. Carol, L. Goetz, G. Curry, M. Notar. Second Row: M. Sanford, D. Macintosh, C. McNaughton, J. Ruby, S. H olloway, J. Standley, chairman; R. Falick, J. Israel, L. Masoner, M. Visser, M. Solinsky. Third Row: E. Horn, S. Romes, N. Phelps, S. Frey, H. Hyatt, P. Haight, L. Seeger, C. Judy, E. Kolbe, J. Rounds, M. Stolusky, S. Buchheit, B. Fellows. INTERNATIONAL GUIDES— First Row: A. Shepard, S. Wilcox, E. McCumber, chairman; P. Herbert, S. Mandel. Second Row: B. Vogel, C. Wortman, I. Cahn, E. Glenn, N. Pyne, F. Trainer, D. Michalke, P. Purcell, B. Ascolese. Not Present: M. Polozie. TRANSFER GUIDES— First Row: F. Philipp- bar, U. Faltin, C. Westfall, chairman; S. Kaikow, J. Bageant. Second Row: E. Darvill, P. Zimdahl, E. Garvey, R. Rente, C. Stein, A. Cohn, A. Phillips.

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TRADITIONS COMMISSION— First Row: G. Yenawine, S. Sheesley, M. Willse, W. McGowen, J. Swertfeger, C. Mills, G. Curry, L. Borland, M. Murray, R. Harrington.- Second Row: L. Given, M. McCleary, D. Fream, H. Hermann, W. Dadey, S. Peterson, J. Vorhes, C. Junior, D. Clark, S. Parry, A. Geiger, S. Blum, J. Ham- brick, G. Gallagher, C. Steigerwald. TRADITIONS COMMISSION —First Row: M. Ward, V. Baner, G. Hughes, D. Wegel, S. Pappas, W. Simmons, B. Krizan, H. Baine, C. Doen. Second Row: J. Miner, M. Rothman, J. Litynski, B. Shaktman, B. Hayes, B. Rosefsky, M. Goldberg, A. Price, D. Wainer, C. Miller, R. Messic, B. Fitzgerald. Newcomers Aided By Traditions And Guides Serving to stimulate school spirit, Traditions Commis¬ sion has the responsibility of keeping old traditions alive and helping to initiate new ones. Under the guidance of president Warren Simmons this year, the commission organ¬ ized and coordinated Orientation Week, directed the Big Chum-Little Chum Show, headed and vitalized placard cheer¬ ing and selected Goon Squad members. The organization also established committees to help veterans and other newcomers adjust to the campus quickly. Through these and other efforts, Traditions was highly suc¬ cessful in its year-round role of promoting pride in the Uni¬ versity. One of the most important facets of WSG is the guide program comprised of junior and senior women who have completed the TTK program, as well as several men working as international guides. Divided into four divisions—campus, city, transfer and international—the program ably assists all new Syracusans integrate into the campus society.

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Carol Asch, Traditions Editor Amy Duval, Staff Coordinator Nancy Sandburg, Administrative Editor Lois Seeger, Senior Editor WKm am Jim Kaufman, Sports Editor Paul Norman, Photography Editor ■ .,? .. las