Syracuse University - Onondagan Yearbook (Syracuse, NY)

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Chapel Leaders Hendricks Chapel CHAPEL Hendricks Chapel has been the hub of many varied and interesting activities this year. Early on its calendar, the Lounge and Colonial room were opened evenings for military personnel. Here, servicemen were given' opportunities to sing, dance, write letters, and meet coed hostesses. This social center and war work and social service committees were ably guided by Dean William H. Powers. When Dean Powers left to convalesce from an illness, the staff carried on under the leadership of Reverend Egbert Hayes, Pres- byterian counselor. Miss Doris Seward, women's coun- selor, and Reverend Thomas Van Loon are the other members of Mr. Hayes' staff and are eflicient leaders of the Hendricks organization.

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Fin! row: V. Wagner, J. Walser, Dean Smith, J Ashley, M. Davidson, H. Borneman. Second row: E. Larios, M. Davis, J. Olson, B. Maines, M. Knappen- burger, M. Smith, D. Hoffman. Third rom: B Mesick, M. Robbins, R. Nisson, J. Brierly, B. Mc Cagg, J. Field, M. Aldrich. Fourlla row: H. Sawilo sky, B. Jones, M. Little, C. Giordino, R. Gcrstmeyer, D. Benjamin, E. Hutchinson. Fin! rom: D. Pendleton, A. Crowthers, C. DeGraw, D. Taylor, D. Pettcrson, E. Boeltz. Sammi row: S. Kahn, S. Pressler, M. Sarason, L. Reinhart, L. Swan- son, P. Hovey, M. Leyden. Thin! rowz- M. Cudicux, I.. Kister, H. Abramson, J. Macduff, E. Rolfe, A. Brechcr, A. Boghosian, E. Tracy, D. Fenwick. Fwn'1l1 row: G. McCarthy, M. Tonks, E. Adams, A. Norton, J. Nortz, S. Fish, J. Morris, M. Kennedy, J. Robbins, W. Cotton. SENIOR GUIDES JUNIOR GUIDES

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Doris Cutler was chairman of Women's Chapel this year, while Richard Hudson was Men's chairman. The two did an excellent piece of work in supervising the many activities of Chapel and in successfully guiding Chapel board. This board consists of the chairman of each Chapel committee, and its role and duties are those of a governing body. The interfaith group contributed to the spring Interfaith Conference, an outgrowth of the Al1-Univer- sity Conference begun by Chancellor Tolley and the Chapel staff. Chapel continued to serve as a church home on Sundays, and in the course of the year, brought many outstanding leaders into its group. Dr. Hallford Luccach, Dr. Henry H. Tweedy, Dr. Douglas Steer, and Dr. Rufus jones were among the distinguished visitors. Chapel also sponsored the series of lectures again with such great speakers as Ruth Bryan Owen, Ralph Sockoman, and Paul Gallico appearing on the programs. . Richard Hudson Doris Cutler