Rider University - Shadow Yearbook (Lawrenceville, NJ)

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1Se.nior If History RICI1ARD NASH RAYMOND HADDEN President Vice-President VVO, three, and 'fouryears we toiled and struggied in an endeavor to gain an education, for at ioroadening of our minds, for friendships and experiences that only a college can afford., The last chapter of our lives at Rider is fast drawing to aiclose. l . ' I . V f As we look hack onthe years that are past and gone, mingled emotions fill our ioreasts. We recaii proudly feats of athletic prowess as a class and as a part of the whoief We remember with pleasure scholastic and literary achievements which were a credit to us and to the college we love. , We regret our failings and mistakes which occurred, as experience was teach- ingus hetter. 'But, on the whole, we feel that we have fought a clean, hard Fight to the very last. A 'D ' y , ' - I' A , September, 1956, saw the Student Council, headed 'hy Richard Yingiing, provide for the election of the ciassiofficersgu Richard Nash, Raymond Hadden, Lois Danfolrd, and Richard Yingiing. 1 b' n R 'An' ambitious sports program'opened with Art Cochran captaining and Horace Browne aggressively playing on a soccer team handicapped hy a lack of experienced players. - I ' Our natators, Bolo Lynch, George ,Dzuririko, and Tom Moses aided greatly in sending, the swimming team on to giory. I5 hasizethali, June Carr aioiy ied a steHar'quintet. , Spring saw the organization of a golf team, on which Joe Shipuie and Joe Siniscaichi starred. Fpr the first time ,in many years the tennis team functioned as an' intercollegiate hody. A . , I 4 24