Rider University - Shadow Yearbook (Lawrenceville, NJ)

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A baby mole got to feeling big-- And wanted to show how he could dig, So he plowed along in the soft, warm dirt ' Till he hit something hard, and it surely hurt! A dozen stars flew out of his snoutp He sat on his haunches, began to poutp Then rammed the thing again with his head.. l-lis grandpap picked him up half dead. Young man, he said, though your pate is bone, You can't butt your way through solid stone. This bit of advice is good, l've found, lf you can't go over or under, go 'round. A traveler came to a stream one day, And because it presumed to cross his way, And wouldn't turn round to suit his whim And change its course to go with him, His anger rose far more than it should, And he vowed he'd cross right where he stood A man said there was a bridge below, But not a step would he budge or go. The current was swift and the bank was steep, But he jumped right in with a violent leap. A fisherman dragged him out half-drowned: When you can't go over or under, go 'round. lf you come to a place that you can't get through. Or over or under the thing to do ls to find a way 'round the impassable wall, Not say vou'll go YOUR way or not at all. You can always get to the place you're going, lf vou'll set your sails as the wind is blowing. mountains are high, go 'round the valleY: streets are blocked, go up some alleY: lf the lf the lf the parlor-car's filled, don't scorn a freight, lf the front door's locked, qo in the side QCITQ- To reach Your goal this advice is sound: lf you can't go over or under, go 'roundl IOE MORRIS. HHH UULU

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I9 36 BURT VAN BUREN, Ir. LARRY ZUCKERMAN Fulton, N. Y. Newark, N. I- EAU ACTIVITIES: Varsity Basketball, Wearer of the ACTIVITIES: Accountants' Club: Intramural R , Skull and Sabres. Basketballg Intramural Baseball. HELEN EVERITT CARRIE OSBCRN Port Iervis, N. Y. Wainscott, N. Y. ETX HYI' ACTIVITIES: Teacher Training Club. KATHERINE F. OSRORN Wainscott, N. Y. MARGARET M. o..A.YLoED I Lakewood, N. I. ACTIVITIES: Teacher Traininq Club, HELEN E. GULTCK White House Station, N. I, I QSEPHINE PETTINICO Waterbury, Conn. QXIIJ GUY P. HAPc.ooD Cflfihilqe, N. Y. I DOROTHEA SCHWEITZEE FRANK LGBARBA Hawthorne N I- Lodif N- I ACTIVITIES: Teacher Traininq Club

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I9 38 CLASS OF 1936 BACHALIS, IOHN I. BENNETT, KENNETH H. COOMBS, WILLIAM CROSHAW, WILLIAM GLICK, ALEX GOLIA, GEORGE GREEN, NORMAN HAMMELL, LEWIS HENSCHKE, MARY E. KLC, WILLIAM M. KONOVER, CARL M. REEVE, IOHN A. WEST, WILBUR N. AMMANN, WILLIAM ATKIND, IRVING BACON, HAROLD A. BROWN, BETTIE BROWN, ROBIN C. CHEIT, SOPHIE GELULA, HENRY C. KANE, IOHN E. KAUE MAN, BETSY ACKERMAN, ESTHER ALBERT, EDITH BOWMAN, LUETTA BOYER, MILDRED BURROUGHS, IEAN W. CAVAN, IAMES A. DENNIS, ELEANOR DQMARCO, ELEANOR DICKERSON, ELIZABETH DILTS, MERRILL K. DINGLEBERRY, CLARA O. DORETY, RUTH M. B. ACCTS. IN ACCOUNTING LONG, TOM MESSINEO, LEONARD SMITH, CARL E. SMITH, IOHN G. SNELL, IVAN C. TUEET, LEROY WHARTON, WILLARD WILDER, EDWARD H., Ir. YEAPLE, FRED ZIEGENEUS, ALLEN ZUCKERMAN, LARRY L. B. ACCTS. IN FINANCE WILLIAMSON, CHARLES N YOUNGS, LEE E. - B. ACCTS. IN BUS. ADM. KETTERER, IOHN I. LIEB, CHARLES E. MILLIGAN, IACK D. MOORE, BENIAMIN PATTERSON, STUART PLANT, CHARLES L. SIMPSON, FRANK WHITE SOCOLCHIK, IOHN SQUIBB, ROBERT GRANT SUTTON, I. HOLLISTER B. B. A. MILLS, SCHUYLER R. B. C. S. EDDY, NELLIE R. ENGLAND, MARIE EETTER, ROSE E. EOLEY, CATHERINE M. EOLEY, MARGARET C. ERITTS, BERTHA HALL, ALICE HALL, CLARE HARRIS, MARGARET HESSE, CAROL I. HUNT, ESTHER HUNT, IENNIE