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

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C HSS HHCI O flCClb LOIS DANFORD RICHARD YINGLING SPCIPICITX TFGCISUTCT Not to he outdone the yyomen entered Into therr most actrye sports year durded hy Coach Rrta Burdette Startmg yvrth Intramural sports an amhItIous group succeeded In turnrng wmnmg comhrnatrons In hastcetha and tennrs Rose L'dVIattIna and Evelyn Heckman vyere Instrumental IH sendrng the basketball team to New York Clty for competrtron yy hrte Betty Shoemaker Gertrude Barly and Ceceha Alexander blazed the trarl for future tennIs teams The year has seen Vic Racz and Cahsta Vvhrte edrt the Rrder College News sen Ing It to all corners of the natron Racz attended a natronal college edrtors cony entIon In Kentucky A rrfle cluh an archery group and a prng pong contest yy ere Introduced Nlemhers of the Secretarral SCICHC6 Club formed a new honor socrety the ment clubs yyas note as yyell as the formatIon of the Newman Club the hrst rehorous ordamzatlon In many years Our ammunItIon IS fast dettrnd Ioyy Soon our last volley WIH peat forth a yyhen the smoke has cleared ayy ay you yy IH hnd the Guns deserted ready for you to step IH and hu our places Vve can pIcture you rushIn0 foryy ard yy Ith a mrghty roar and yye yyIH rejorce as you Carry the Had of success to a hwher peak yyhere all the yyo Id can see It yy aye a symbol of the spIrIt of Rrder for yye too helped to put It there 71 d. . . . . , 1 Quill Society. Growth of the Student Council, Alpha Epsilon Zeta, and depart- ,7 d, 1 ' , '- . . . B . b ry. . Y nd .7 ' .Y C xp ' Q no v V 7 r .