Rider University - Shadow Yearbook (Lawrenceville, NJ)

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Glee Club HE GLEE CLUB bas progressed rapidly tliis year. We can attribute its success to tlle able direction of Mr. Burton. Early in tlae scbool year officers were elected so as to unite tlie organization and to encourage cooperation. Tlnese officers are: President, Alton Swanson: Secretary-Treasurer, Lucille Rotlag Librarian, Dorotliy lVlicldletong and Social Cliairman, Rene lvlarcband. lxflembers reliearsed in all earnestness twice a weelc. Tbe sections reliearsecl separately and tlue results were encouraging. New selections were talcen up and reliearsed until tliey could be sung witl'1out tlie least fear of error. Singing at college assemblies cliol not constitute tlie only engagements. Tlre club participated in programs at tlie Grace Baptist Cliurcln, tlie War lVlemorial Building, and tlue Kniglits ol Columbus. Tlie director, lVlr. Burton, is now singing over tlme local radio station and is arranging programs for tbe entire group. The Glee Club is benellicial botl'1 to tlie student participating and tbe scbool. Sincere liopes are expressed for next year. 115 ALTON SXVANSON President

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W 5 l . I 5 i i ' .lx 1 I l N , l l l i l li ' 1 l i l .i ' i - if I Rifle Club N April 19 of this year, some twenty-five men students organ- ized a Rifle Clulo. lVlemloers present elected Edward Mather to the presidency. .Q By unanimous' vote, the clulo agreed to affiliate With the y National Rifle Association, composed of various rifle cluhs and teamsmthroughout the nation. Through the cooperation of the Trenton Police Department and ethe New Jersey State Police, arrangements Were made ot hold one' practice shoot each yveelc. I Next year a more auspicious program is hoped for. Dr. , George Knight, faculty adviser, Will select a team to represent the college in rifle competition. 1 Officialllxlational Rifle Association targets mused for in- door shooting at a distance of fifty feet. ' A ' OFFICERS t l EDWARD MATHER - ..... ' ...................... -.... .............. P r esiclent ' EDXVARDDSTOLARTZ ....... ...,.... V ice-President l LEROY AUGQST ...... ........ S ecretcry EDWARD BROWSE ..... ................. T reasurer IQENNETH GABLER ..... ....... P publicity Officer 1 EDWARD AMAUTNER ..... ...... E xecutive Officer 5 - 114- 5

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Debating Ciuio THE DEBATING CLUB was reorganized this year under tile ieadersiiip of Dr. Vvinters and Dr. ixfiayes. Two teams were seiected and tide deipaters went to work in earnest. All debates were conducted uncier the prevailing pian of renciering no decisions. The suioject under ciiscussion was: HRe- soivedg that Congress be given tile. power to reguiate maximum hours- and minimum wages for inciustryf, I Members of the affirmative team Were Giga Til'1ODCi1iIi, Bar- bam Treatg Juiius J.. Vveismarnancl' iVIorris.Rapap0rt, alternate. Negative teammates Were Oscar Giioson, Edward Stoiartz, and Richard Yingiing. V Both teams debated against ixtewaric State Teachers, Coiiege, Shippensburg State Teachers, Coiiege, and Brooklyn. Later the affirmative team journeyed to Siiippensiourg for a return meet. After tile cieioate, tile ,memioers enjoyed. a trip to time Gettysburg Battlefields, aioiy .guiciedilioy Tom Conte of time Silippensiaurg team. Saiiy Vetri ' Yolanda Nicarvo V f Helen Saizer Barbara Treat 116 ' MEMBERS Giga Tiiqonciiik Julius Vveisman Richard Yingiing Edward Stoiartz Philip Lopiccoio Qscar Gibson , Morris Rapaport