Syracuse University - Onondagan Yearbook (Syracuse, NY)

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Robert Engler— Citiienship Dwight M. Beck— Religion Nelson M. Blake— Histor Douglas G. Haring— Sociology James A. Close— Finance Daniel Curley— English Hermann K. Kirchhofer— English Eugene Jagust— English a H.e o iAe acultt 26

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Advising the University in respect to its tre- mendous male enrollment and giving individual attention to the personal, educational and vo- cational needs oi men students are the primary concerns of Dean Piskor and his staff. Most veterans are now in the Sophomore, Junior and Senior years, and after 1951 the office of the Dean of Men will be able to close the chapter of their work dealing with the re- adjustment of the veteran to campus life. The housing situation in regard to the men will then be under control and much headway was made in that direction this year with the dis- continuance of dormitories at the State Fair Grounds and Baldwinsville and the completion of Skytop. All Freshman men, except city stu- dents, are now living in University-owned houses. Coordinating the activities of men to the cam- pus as a whole are Mr. Lewis Crawford, who is housing and fraternity advisor to the men, Mr. Gould, who is in charge of the Men ' s coun- selling program of resident advisors, and Mr. Craven, who is assistant to Dean Piskor and takes care of transfers and retirements. Dean Piskor himself has worked long and hard since the war giving the veteran a chance at college again. Right— Lev vford. Director of Men ' s Hous Right, befow— Staff Assistants, Mr. J. E. Gould and Mr. C. Craven. Left, befow— Secretarial Staff. Seated— Helen Nouse. Standing, left to right— Barbara Winzeler, Frances Nelson Mary Ann Wohlgemuth. Frank Piskor, Dean of Men 2 eaH, o Afen 25

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Caiftfxud, uudiH 6. Top, left— Sims Center— Lyman Hall Boffom, le t— Steele Top, right— Archbold Gym Center— Bowne Hall Bottom, right— Machinery Hall 27