Syracuse University - Onondagan Yearbook (Syracuse, NY)

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PROMINENT SENIORS 1. — Helen Crecn Women ' s Cheermaster 2. — Cyrus Hawkins Cheermaster 3. — Dorothy Cordon Vice-President Senior Class 4. — Robert Viano Editor of Argot S. — Cus Abrandt Editor-in-Chief Orange Peel 6. — Robert Hazelton President Men ' s Senate 7. — Al Cutzman President Senior Class 8. — Francis Jeffe President Inter- fraternity Coun- cil 9. — Betty Clark Women ' s Chair- man Convoca- tion Committee 10. — lean Underdor- fel Secretary Senior Class II, — Annabel Nichols Women ' s Chair- man Chapel As- sociation 12. — Ben Moses Men ' s Chairman Chapel Associa- tion 12 H

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SENIOR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Back: Graham. Nicholas. VJano, Way. Friedman, Askwtth. Homan Nichols. Weir. Connell. Hayes. Housenick, Cumings jeffe. Underdorfel, Ferris. Cordon. Tisdale CLASS OF 1934 The assumption of senior responsibility by the class of 1934 marks the culmination of four successful years. Their scholastic achievements, as well as social and athletic participation, deserve considercble recognition. No less outstanding is their enthusiasm which has resulted in many new developments on the campus. For their freshman officers the class elected George Ruby, president; Katherine Helley, vice-president, (who was succeeded the following semester by Eleanor Homan). Other of- ficers included Dorothy Cordon, secretary; and Gerald Wiseman, treasurer; their first project was an investigation, headed by Anthony Fantaci, to determine the possibility of establish- ing an honor system at Syracuse. In athletics the basketball team had a favorable season; finally the sports season was climaxed by the freshman victory at the Poughkeepsie Regatta, During their sophomore year the officers included Ronald Phillips, president; Elizabeth Hayes, vice-president; Phyllis Phillips, secretary; and Nathan Schoenfeld, treasurer Albert Gutzman, elected to the off ice of president by an overwhelming majority, headed the executive board of the Junior class. In addition, Eleanor Homan resumed the office of vice-president, while Gertrude MacDonald was sele cted as secretary; Nathan Schoenfeld was reelected treasurer. At the beginning of their senior year the class of 1 934 elected William Ferris as president; Dorothy Gordon, vice-president; Francis Tisdale, treasurer; and Jean Underdorfel, secretary. The Senior Ball, at which Charlotte Bowker was crowned queen, climaxed the social func- tions of the year. Considerable interest was directed to this affair due to the engagement of Ozzie Nelson ' s nationally famous band. The class of 1934 has commendably upheld the Uni- versity traditions and developed an effective college spirit. Thus the underclassmen genuine- ly congratulate the Seniors upon their achievements at Syracuse University. SENIOR BALL COMMITTEE Back: Underdorfel, Tisdale. Cordon Weir, Hayes, Connell, Askwith 22

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PROMINENT SENIORS 13.— Hayden Hickok President Tam- b o u r i n e and Bones 14.— LeRoy White Business ManJ ager O r a n g i Peet 15. — Jerry Askwith Women ' s Edit | Daily Orange 1 6. — Leslie Nichols Editor-in-Chief Daily Orange 1 7. — Harold Pierson Sports Editor Daily Orange T 8. — Draper DanieU Managing Edit Orange Peel J9.— Mary Haak Speaker Worr en ' s Council 20. — Ronnie Phillips| President Stu- dent Body 21. — Lloyd Hartmanl President Boar Head 22. — Marjorie Hamil( President Won en ' s S t u d e n| Senate 23. — C. Bowker President Wonr en ' s Athletil Association Senior Ball Queen 24. — Phyllis PhillipsJ Chief Justio Women ' s StU dent Court