Rider University - Shadow Yearbook (Lawrenceville, NJ)

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The Rider News boasted many new- comers on their staii with Victor Racz holding the coveted position ot Editor- in-Chief. R The Little Theatre and Glee Club were composed of many freshmen who we are proud to say outnumbered the upper classmen. Athletics interested many members of the class. At the beginning oi the year Dorothy Lawlor, a member ot the Secretarial Science Department, won the title oi Tennis Champion. Rose La Mattina, Evelyn l-leckman and Dor- othy Lawlor distinguished themselves on the Girls' Varsity Basketball team. Benyon, Shelly and Puluso starred on the Boys' Basketball team and made names for themselves as future stars for Rider. Toth and Zinn proved to be the aquatic stars of the class. May l5 marked the height oi the social season at Rider, when the luniors entertained the Sophomores and Sen- iors at the annual lunior Prom held in the War Memorial Building. This event terminated the activities , ot the lunior class and as the members passed into their upper classes, each felt that a most pleasant and successful year had been closed in his life at Rider College. CLAIRE TIMBRELL GEORGE SAUNDERS Secretary SHH DUUJ

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I9 36 HARRY GLEASCN ALTON SWANSON President Vice-President JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY N September 3, the class of l937 entered Rider College, and found it rather dull, but initiation week opened the door to a new life at college for the Freshmen. Purple and qold stockings, market baqsl for books and purple bows could be discerned, thus discriminat- ing the timid Freshman from the Senior. At the Faculty Reception in Stewart l-lall, the Senior Viqilance Committee and members of the Faculty officially welcomed the class of '37. This pleas- antly paved the way for their future life at Rider. Fraternities and sororities claimed many members of the class and rush parties, initiation week and formal dances all played important parts in the lives of the Freshmen. With Ianuary came the election of class officers. l-larry' Gleason, of the Secretarial Science Department, WGS chosen President. Alton Swanson waS chosen Vice-President, Georqe Saun- ders, Treasurer, and Claire Timbrell, Secretary. Several members of the class held offices in their fraternities and sororities.

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L'--4-'M-w.'NmWw K, .. ., 'tl 9 38 JUNIQR ACCOUNTANTS T Le Roy F. August Albert T. Bavaria K Seymour Blaustein Gladys L. Cary Edward S. Clark Iohn G. Gryer William L. Connolly William E. Ditzel George Dzurinko lrving D. Davis Ruth M. Evans Edgar A. Ferguson Edward M. Fone William T. Goreczky Raymond Hantman Robert Harries l ' N Daniel G. Humphrey, lr. Nicholas latomase lohn Willard Kelly Felix T. Kessler Albert Kling William L. Klingler Stephen Loidl, Ir. Robert G. Lynch lames W. Magruder Frank Meng, lr. Laurence Michelsen Louis Nardone Paul Peters Helen Porteus Howard Powell Mary Rice Frank Richetti Harry Rosen William I. Scott Matthew Schaller lohn Sarrus George Saunders Franklin Silber Watson Simons David Sorin lames Spellane lohn Sirak Luigi Taormina Rudolph Toth Aurelio W'agner lohn H. Williams William K. Williams