Rider University - Shadow Yearbook (Lawrenceville, NJ)

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OFFICERS MARTHA LowE ...... ....................... ............. P 1 -esident CLAIRE TIMBRELL ...... ....... V ice-President MARION CLEMENTS .... ........... S ecretary JANET MCCORMACK ...... ....................... ....... T 1 -easurer MEMBERS 9 Roxen Q Q Qqgg A sm :ex Q :gf ,Q A 'G Marian Liclclell Nlaloel Reeve Marian Slmillfer Janet..lVlcCorrnaclc Glaclys Rode Margaret Galole Clare Hall lVlartl1a Lowe .lane Stapley Anne Kelley Claire Timlurell Marion Clements Alice Carey Blanche Keller AIlgUStH Leliman Jean Wiley Audrey Bogue Verna Sylces Anne Vvuerfel Clierriea Jaclcson Geraldine Harmon Lucille Rotli Winston Newton Genevieve Stier Helen Regan Rutlm Lyon Preston Helen Havens Lovinia Boyer Tlaeoclora Grems Vivian Nliclfileton Katllryn Smith 145 we 3QiTf9'Q. '- Nwsagsa ,W re- ,mv -fs Q.-.-,f avs.. .4641 -f Au' .af ' M ' 'J 1? -'5' -J' ., O., ,A A. 3. 4 . A.. I, -, . . - .p vi ' ,..'. '- - t 'T' 1 - '- ' s- l, , 5- tv-.Arn t fl--. 5' I ' -nv 0' -.. 0 f 4, wi'-' ?' H 1 1 -5, .,: :- Q Z5 I ff sa 'H an M A

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MARTHA LOVVE President Q 1 -1. Q.. .. A ' 7 -f X 2 F , A- Etai'Upsi on Gamma N Septemher, the sorority hegan its rushing season. Qctoher brought ahout formal rush week with the formal party. We entertained our rushees at a carnival held at the house. The spirit of the carnival prevailed in a gayly decorated house with various food stands and a hingo tahie along with several other games. Gn the following Sunday we entertained at a formal tea. The following girlsf pledged to Eta Upsilon Gamma and have received the final' degree: Alice Carey, Blanche Keller, Audrey Bogue, Jean VX7yii.e, Helen Reagn, Cherrie Jackson, Augusta Lehman, Katherine Smith, 'Winston Newton, Genevieve Stier, Lucille Roth, Jerry Harmon, Verna Sykes, Anne Vvuerfei, Jane Stapiey. I . In November, Miss, Esther McBride, our Grand President, visited us. We 'entertained her at lunch at the Hotel Hiidehrecht and then at dinner at the house with Mrs. J. G. Gill and Nliss Ziegler as our guests. ' Chi chapter installed the Alpha Eta chapter at Bergen County Junior College in January. Twelve memhers were instauedf We feel quite proud in heing the sister chapter of so fine a group. February twentieth hrought ahout our Initiatory formal. It was held at the Trenton Country Ciuh, and proved to he our most festive occasionvof the year. Throughout the year we have en- joyed our many formals and house parties, and we look forward to a new year, working together with our new memhers. 144

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, fi! 4 Z! f f I w BETTY SHOEMAKER President -Qmega Chi Phi HE year 1956-37 has proven very successful and enjoyahie for Gmc-:ga Chi Phi Sorority under its ahie adviser, Miss Eleanor Durnan. In Novemher, fifteen new Ricier girls gratefully accepted- our 'hid to hecome memhers of our sisterhoocl. ' AH of the Qmegas have shown wonderful cooperation in building the standards of .the sorority. They have participated in ali sports of the college, in the orchestra and giee ciuios, ciramatics, all departmental activities, the student council, and hest of ali, We are proud to' hoast of the Hhighest scholastic standingu for the sororities, which we have heici for the past three years. , ' We Won first piacein the Hpoppy Driven of the city, and second place in ten-nis. .Two of our senior girls are memhers of honorary societies of the school. - Miss Rita Burdette, girls, athletic coach, and Dr. Knight, also of the Rider faculty, have hecome honorary memhers of Qmega Chi Phi. - Our successful year came to a close July 51, when the third formal of the year was held at the shore. 146 .