Rider University - Shadow Yearbook (Lawrenceville, NJ)

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Louis CAPUT1 Secretary RALPH FAY .Treasurer Savage and Norris Bull took honorsg in swimming, Cliff Tomlinson was easily the outstanding performerg while in basketball, Cliff Crane ably showed his skill. Qn February 5, we gathered in Stewart Hall to elect the officers who were to represent us throughout our Junior Year. Clifford Crane was elected presidentg Fred Brown, vice-president, Louis Caputi, secretaryg and Ralph Fay, treasurer. These officers have served our class very well, and we hope they will always be as successful. The junior staff of the News was well represented by Carl Bradbury, Don Haskins, Cornell Babcock, Watson Guiifoii, and Richard Hight. Wait Fagan was elected head of the Dramatic Guild, while Winston Newton Filled the position of secretary of that organization. Un the Student Council were Jack Benson, George Cranstoun, Cornell Babcock, and Ruth Sherer. Qur main social event of the year, the Junior Prom, was given in honor of the Seniors on Niay 21. It was held at the Hotel Hildebrecht, and was an outstanding affair. Thus have we contributed to our college life. And we come to the close of our hi5t0rV,..the history of the Junior class-which is, after all, only our beginning! S5

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CLIFFORD CRANE President FRED BROWN Vice-President , Junior aCtass History A. fgoocl -things must come to an enci, so, too, our Junior year! We entered Rider in the fall of,',36. From an ,sections of the country-1 representatives ofetwenty-seven states and a number ofvforeign countries-we came, eager for new experiences. After two weeks of orientation, we were given our first official recognition in the form of at reception tencterecl, us hy the college faculty. The first assembly was held on September 24 at 'which our own freshmen Hstole the show. We discovered two talented classmates, Cherrie Jackson and Paul Rogers, whose. singing was enjoyed throughout the year. At the first meet- ing, too, the Senior Vigilance Committee set forthiethe rules we, as freshmen, were to follow! ' A During this time, the various sororities and fraternities entertained us. By Thanksgiving, those of us who had Hpleclgectin were eagerly awaiting the pledge season with its memorable Hell-Week. ' ' ' - The ensuing months ,brought to light those of our classmates who were to make names for themselves inthe world of sports in the, college. In tennis, Stan . . . Eg E U In L i E

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