Rider University - Shadow Yearbook (Lawrenceville, NJ)

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l 35 'XX,t. A W ?f'1f' rg ,R '-X i t I F? li .H t is , K ? 1-il! QT' fi? -1 rfjgfi I YGUIS :cesstul mentor, Jr their s ot la trip, tor bacon ,s YQUL f insh- tit ram US, tht? gd won Q lUlil9 Q th9Y 1riOil19T staffed trump' gg IUl9l ,ron for i taken din? of Cgpt, ,1,.,r . VARSITY SOCCER HIS year's soccer eleven, with but three lettermen available from last year's team, was capable of finishing on the long end of the score in two of the three games played. ln their opening contest, the Roughriders had an easy time in handing the Frenchtown Alumni a 6-U defeat. The Purple and Gold made it two-for-two when they set back the crack University of Delaware aggregation, which later on in the season conquered the booters from Temple, one of the leading teams in this section. The final game was won by the East Stroudsburg team on their own groundsy but only after a hard-fought battle did the upstaters emerge victorious. Members lung Cm-f lerorne Kocir Q Mqfjo Rgggi Edward Fone Arthur Cochran Robert LYDCF1 Angelo Tramantana Ioseph DCIUDl'19f5 Rgbgrt Demgl Lawrence Tranter Charles Csterhout ThOmCfS King john Bachcdisl Capt. Frank Donlon, Coach ---.W . .... -M -- V .-of 4-f-7--'- 'v' ggirrifp

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I9 36 I 34 VARSITY TRACK a i P ' , '4 2 5 f s ,4 4 -fs.- NNN '-P--N 44. 5 r 1 4'5- 7 'Q 9 K4 ,V . .Y 4. X 1 1 'ZV4 ' if 'z Z , K Ra .ni 'if' 5 N ,, 7 W , f . in J. 5' ,i A ' ,f x www I. T' 154 gf, ITH- only a single defeat during this year's meets, the track team enjoyed a successful season under the guidance of their able mentor, Prank Donlon. The Roughriders went to Philadelphia for their initial start to meet the formidable traclcsters of La Salle College. lt proved to be a successful trip, for when the boys returned they carried the bacon with them. ln the intercollegiate Carnival at Penn this year, the relay team duplicated last year's feat bY finish- ing third in its division, despite the fact that it ran against the sternest competition of the year. Minus the services of several of their stars, the Purple and Gold runners and jumpers lost and won in their two remaining meets. They made a futile attempt against luniata College, but when theY encountered State Teachers' College, it was another story. Kuzianik, individual star, who was undefeated in the lOO- and 220-yard dashes and the broad jump, and Thorne, stellar middle-distance man, also ruler in his specialities, were too much competition fOr our local rivals. ' After Coach Donlon and his proteges had taken a bow, the curtain came down to mark the endinq Of a successful year for Rider. Members Thomas Thorn lohn Pierson Adrian Bartela Edward Gisbourne, CCIPT- Richard Smith Charles Morrison l-larold Marcus, Manaqer Walter Kuzianilc Bill Connolly N Raymond lenlcins Robert Mansure Arthur Cochran Edward Wilder

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The Queen I9 38 TENNIS OST of the tennis activity was confined to the fall tennis tournament, in which a large num- ber of students entered to decide the Rider tennis champion. ln the men's tournament, Francis Ralcers won the singles championship from a field of- thirty-three players. The girl's tennis title was won by Dorothy Lawler who defeated Mildred Collver in the final match. A few varsity matches were arranged, but due to weather conditions, it was impossible for the candi- dates to practice, and Coach O. T. Swanson had difficulty in selecting his team. However, a match was played with Newark Normal, and was lost by the score of 5-3. Then for the first time in a number of years, Trenton State 'Teachers' College played Rider and won by the score of 6-3. Steve Yanlco proved to be the most consistent Rider netman, winning his match in both varsity contests. The following players comprised the Rider squad: William Brooks Paul Loven Nicholas Di Lonardo Harold Morrison Bernard Rohr Steve Yanko Robert l-larries Ben Satterthwaite Irving Davis