Rider University - Shadow Yearbook (Lawrenceville, NJ)

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v,-.W ,ti I v 5 . R L I9 38 SIGMA IOTA CI-II Officers 1. ELAINE NELsoN ....., ................. .......,..,.-. P I esident MARGARET H A3313 ,,,.,., ....,... V ice-President Ei.EANoE De MARCO ,..... ...-...... S ecfetm CATHERINE EoLEY .,,.. ,E...,.........,..,.. ..,...E... T 1' GCISUTGT Members Gertrude Barry Alice Hall Ethel Morecwft Dorothy Becker Betty Booqher lrma Deter Lillian Fabrizio Constance Ferber Margaret Foley Minerva Foley Virginia Hamilton lane Harris Aqnes Kananavaqe Rose LaMattina Dorothy Lambert Dorothy Lawler Veronica Mahon Frances Miller Miriam Muccia Dorothy Roth Martha Saville Doris Sibenman Marion Trimmer Mary A. Van Divief Anqelica VentOlG . 1 UR Worthy Matron, Elaine Nelson, represented Pi Chapter ot SIQITICI Iota Chi at the Bi-Annual National Convention which was held last lllfle m St. Louis, Missouri. Dllfillq the past year our social activities have included many' dances GH? meetirlqs. Our Rush Party was held on September 30, at the Stacy'-Tfent Hote

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INTER-SCRORITY COUNCIL HE lnter-Sorority Council is a cooperative agency composed of the President and one member of each of the six sororities. The purpose of the lnter-Sorority Council is to promote friendly relation- ships between the sororitiesp to discuss ways and means of furthering both their financial and social success, and to maintain the hiqhest standards of sorority life. The outstanding social event ot the year was the Inter-Sorority Ball spon- sored by the Council and held at the Stacy-Trent Hotel in Trenton. One of the many thinas the Council accomplished durinq the year was the contribution of a substantial sum to the Moore-Gill Memorial Library for the purchase oi books. Officers . ELSIE SEMERAD .... ...,..........r....... P res: IRMA DETER ........ Seve ' Members Mary Henschke Ruth Eddy I i-.f izriazzi Gi-izf:f Rose Petter Rose Rutter Eiuxzciiix ff r' Ruth Ratner Alice Gleason 3'-T31 Efftifl I. Elaine Nelson .C ..v...,..,.,....,....w..,...v-.-,..-.-N-.....,.,.,.,f,,,,.,, kLJ.....L....c.... .,. .- Ml F--., i , .f-V e-,f-.fv ' fi 1 i. l:lt t'- if, -',iigiA l

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,V Wynn., ,. . sw l4f,,,,,y,w,,, 45.50, 541 T W Q 1 4 Q an 1 9 'Y' v X W' , 9 ,'7?f72wf 1 A W 'W W 7 Q M, 'W 5, ' ,- l,,,.,fg,y,f ,ff ' 'ff , H7543 72 and an interesting theatre party followed the dinner. At our lnitiatory Formal on Ianuary ll, we most cordially welcomed our new members to Pi Chapter. The Mid-Winter Formal at the Trenton Country Club proved to be a great success, celebrating as it did, 'V'alentine's Day. We have also been hostesses at several entertaining house parties throughout the year. luly l8 marked the final big dance ot our sorority-the Senior Farewell Formal. This dance was given in honor of Helen Everitt, Eleanor De Marco, Catherine Foley, Margaret Foley, Elaine Nelson, Marion Trimmer, Alice Hall, and Margaret l-larris. Sigmas are known at Rider College especially for their outstanding athletic ability. This year we were given permanent possession of the Omega Chi Phi trophy for lntra-mural Basketball. SHH Ulllll f