Rider University - Shadow Yearbook (Lawrenceville, NJ)

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ww I Q i s l i t i it V E I9 LITTLE THEATRE PLAYERS I-IITTLE THEATRE started in September by holding the try-outs for new members. After the final selection of the fourteen new players, the regular meetings were held, and the officers for the year were elected. I The selection of Yours Truly Willie, a three-act comedy, caused much anxiety among the prospective players. The members finally chosen for the cast were: Edward Condit, Claire Timbrell, George Madden, Katherine Reming- ton, William Patterson, Betty Shoemaker, Charles Mowery, Teddy Cfrems, Sharon Lowe, Frank Raube, and Dorothy Young. A Yours Truly Willie was presented at the Contemporary Auditorium on April 24 and proved to be a triumph for Little Theatre. Much of the praise should go to Mr. Charles Callahan, our versatile coach, and the various executive committees which cooperated with the cast. ' CEEICERS l-IAZEL MITZENIUS ...... ,........,........... ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, P I esj-dent EDWARD CCNDIT ...... ......... V ice-President ALICE HALL .................. .'. ..,..'..' S ecremry MARICRIE KRESGE ....... '... . T reasurel. l

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' t SYMPHCNY'ORCHESTRA MR. C. M. CALLAHAN-Conductor l-HS year's Rider College Symphony Crchestra Worked diligently under the direction of Conductor Callahan. During its weekly rehearsals the orchestra perfected some of the most difficult classical selections. Much work was also accomplished along the lighter vein of musical comedy and novelty composi- tions. The orchestra frequently performed before the student body and visited many civic organizations during its season. ln every event this group of talented musicians was appreciated to the highest degree. -- Y' ---W' a' 4' 't' ' 'f T A f . Mr-mv-5-p .,,. A t. , i ft R l ruin? .. , iw 4- ihhfjdwhl

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FORUM CLUB ANOTHER successful chotpter hos been otdded to the Forum Club history. This orqotnizdtion hots for its purpose, the study of notion-wide current problems., At edch meeting committees czre ossiqned to present the moin points of the problem, offter which of qenerol discussion follows. A notcrble proqrctm this yectr, which devioted ci bit from the usuol procedure, wczs d stir- rinq dddress given by Mr. McLoughlin. Officers for this yeotr were: EDWARD GISBURNE ...,.... ........,.... P 1'9SiClG1'1t HENRY GELULA .......... ......... V ice-PreSide-Ht IOYCE TRIP? ......., ............, S ecretory' DR, WINTERS ,,,.,.,, .....,..., C lub Adviser I it ,n,,-gg'i'i '-'-391i :i.Ti4i1ggg. H l -5 In