Rider University - Shadow Yearbook (Lawrenceville, NJ)

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Rlluda KOSIONV ns Af ,I fr This year we had representatives in Intramural voueyhall, varsity hastcethall, and varsity tennis. The tenth year of Kappa Chapter reached its climax with the Farewell Formal held at a popular spot in Ashury Park, on July 24, and a party given hy the graduates for their parents on August 18. CFFICERS MIRIAM ROSENBLUM .................................................... High Alpha EVELYN GRUBER ....................... ........ S ister of Ceremonies EDITH LURIA ................ ............... ....... ................................ S c 1 -ibe CECELIA ALEXANDER ..........................................,..................... Historian JEAN SCHWARTZ ....... ......... R epresentative to Inter-sorority Council MEMBERS Miriam Kopit Cecelia Kacten Lillian Cohen Edith Luria Lillian Klein Mildred Ostuw Evelyn Gruber Alva Lasky Cecelia Alexander Emma Rothman Sylvia Brown Anna L. Blake Ruth Root Zelda Goldstein Jean Boralc Eclythe Kriger Jean Schwartz Miriam Rosenhlum Arnette Chiperson Miriam Mal'kOXN' Rose Neistat Milct1'eci Zuckerman Estelle Ronkin 1-L9

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ff K w MIRIAM ROSENBLUM President in ' Ei 54 ' 1 Phi Eta igma 'RQNI the very moment We arrived at college, We were lousy getting ready to move to our present home at 952 Bellevue Avenue. - I At the climax of the rush season, We were pledging nine girls who are now active memhers of the sorority, namely: Anne Blake, Arnette Chiperson, Lillian Cohen, Miriam Kopit, Miriam Markowv, Rose Neistat, Niiidred Qstuw, Ruth Root, and Emma Rothman. ' 7 P November 7 marked the date of our formal house opening. The same night, we held a format house party with music hy a popular orchestra. Un November S, We entertained Grand Coun- cil' and representatives from other Phi Eta Sigma chapters at an afternoon tea. . ' i ' The faculty and administration were our guests at a novelty party held January '18, at which time Bingo and Monopoly were indulged in. Several favors were given to the high scorers. n i Fehruary S was the beginning of Hell Week. After the neophytes were duly initiated, they were the guests of honor at a dinner on February 12, at the sorority nouse. The following evening, We gathered at the Roof Garden of the Hotel Stacy-Trent for our Initiatory Formal, where We danced to the music of Ray Callahan and his Orchestra. I . Later in the spring several house parties were held. During the summer, the girls enjoyed many picnics and trips to the ShOl'C'. A . 148

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. gg V ,,,f ,T .. AA ,. ,V , , A 1, . N .. 1 RUTH BERGMAN Presiclent Sigma Tau Delta NDER the alolev' leaclersiiip of our president, Ruth Bergman, Sigma Tau Delta entereoi tlae year,s activities, lootil curricular and extra-curriculargwvitii its usual fervor. Qur sociai season was uslierect in with a unique and greatly enjoyeol Monte Carlo txouseparty. Qur initiates, Sylvia Kutz, Regina Pearl, Nlilclreci Glaclstein, Ruth Snulrnan, and Esther Karasic, were inclucted at a formal olinner olance at the Geneva lnn. 1 5 ' It was our great pleasure to Welcome Mrs. J. Gooclner Gill as Honorary Sorority Aclviser, and Miss Sally E. lVIytton as Sorority Adviser. i - , Mid-year' 'ruslning brought Janice Silverstein ancl Glaoiys Singer into the ranlcs. f The faculty laonoreci- us with their presence at our annual faculty loriclge, iielci on June 16. The event was enjoyed lay all. The social season closeci with the installation of new officers at a dinner party iielcl at the Stacy-Trent Hotel, July 16, followed by a farewelllormal dance for tlie graduates on July- 17. At tlaat time wve regretfully loig good-bye to Ruth Bergman, Ruth Ostrofl, Ruth Ratner, Lillian Roller, and Esther Levine. 150