Rider University - Shadow Yearbook (Lawrenceville, NJ)

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I9 36 DELTA SIGMA PI ROBERT VAN WINKLE .... WILLIAM A. NEYHART .,.. Officers DANIEL G. HUMPHREY, Ir. ...... . GEORGE W. SAUNDERS WILLIAM K. WILLIAMS .. NORMAN L. SHARTZER ..,.,I. BERNARD I. ROHR ........... DAVID W. IOHNSON ..,... ROBERT O. KAHLER .......... George Aumack William A. Ammann Vxfarren Baird Norman Bigelow Frank I. Cahill lflfilliam L. Connolly Fred C. Dippel, Ir. Edgar A. Ferguson Sharon A. Lowe Dr. Ioseph IW. Seay Members Tom K. Long Iack D. Milligan Schuyler R. Mills, Ir. Harold L. Morrison Robert W. Myers Stuart B. Patterson Charles L. Plant Charles W. Potter Iohn A. Reeve Faculty Members Francis M. Dowd Charles M. Wells Faculty Adviser Francis M. Dowd Head Master .........Senior Warden ..........Iunior Warden ................Treasurer . ................. Scribe Historian ..........Chancellor .........Senior Guide ..........Iunior Guide William I. Scott Robert Squibb Alton F. Swanson Thomas L. Thorn Harry l. Van Ness Wilbur N. West Willard I. Wharton Charles N. Williamson Lee E. Youngs Oscar T. SwanSO1'1

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9 , nglig, -.git-V '25 . fa ',: T J i' n N g,' I D 1 I N l93l, the Zeta Chapter of Phi Sigma Nu Fraternity was founded. Fr t very beginning, it has been engaged in all ot the major activities ff college. ln athletics for the past year we have placed the following men: Varsity Basketball: Rossi, Tramantana, Benyon, Carr, Pe-luso, Cf DiLeonardo, Bennett, Manager. Varsity Swimming: Murdock, Meng. Varsity Track: Wilder, Morrison, Cochran, Smith. Soccer: Rossi, Tramantana, Cochran. Tennis: Yanko, Dilseonardo, Satterthwaite. In extra-curricular activities We were represented by: that Senior Class President: Yeaple. Rider News : Racz, Editor-in-Chief: Kane, Mowery Shadow : Bennett, Editor-in-Chief. Glee Club: Mowery, LoPiccalo. Accountants' Honorary Society: Bennett. Orchestra: Mowery, Snell, Corson, Hammell. Student Council: Mowery, President: Bennett, Sirak. Little Theatre: l..oPiccalo, Mowery. Skull ci Sabres: Rossi, Tramantana, Carr, Yeaple. May We, the Sigma Nu's who are graduating, leave behind us th our future members will uphold the standards ot our fraternity. , Smith, Morris T

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4 ..... ai? T 0 5' ELTA SIGMA Pl International Fraternity founded on No 1:2 has developed with great rapidity until it stands fourtn in the ' fraternity class being represented by fifty-nine chapter . The purpose of this fraternity is to build up scholarship as well ai' Cl .ff,:,.',l - tion of students with other students and the commercial world. Each year the Beta X1 chapter of Delta Sigma Pi awa.ds tp thi ri - dent at Rider College who has the highest scholastic standing illFQLl'7j!ltjtll tl fi' course a scholarship key The fraternity introduces its members to the business world by cuncltictizifr F may yy f ff f Wm 'Vial K 4 .4 -f 2 f, 141111 , Q IV' M L , l Q 4 I I 5 1 ,A , M 5 .,, 7165 's . ' A v rv if v , I y.mg,y fl tjtf, I I I 1 2, lfldf' .nbl :l :E 1 S n I D I ' X. b .DU f I . . A f f f Q tfxl-- 'itat I 'ff , 1' industrial tours, through which the members make contact with the C'ft!lIIll 7'!ffif'Il World. The fraternity also Welcomes the opportunity of hearing rncxny lf,:cf'zll',.f prominent business men address its members, giving them authentic cm:-'rtz fxzxi experiences that are met day after day in the business world. The calibre of the members initiated makes clear the fact that a gifrmsg and interesting year may be looked forward to by all incorning rn-ifrnl 1 'sfvfili V--1 'gl ,., .