Rider University - Shadow Yearbook (Lawrenceville, NJ)

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BERNICE BIERENBAUM President oignw 7. b um Annette Scher, Adele Kessler' - gieren U l K . ter Bel'l'1lCe . lan. Elaine I ll: Emd Kap Irene ig I nee schws' G eensP ' . ht: Barbara Sack, mr ,greDoloies Katzen' 5 :ei Dalinsky, Esiller r 4 cl n Couch-Lett to SEMO Pawn, Lilo Rad har ,Adexe Jacobson. e Scots 0 N io gight: 0 . hx, pe,-le Dres P I On Floor-Le nd Row-Lett to Rig gr Frances Cohen- ggldlztiliel ilfaire Gfabow' Ren' P ' SIGMA TA Sigma Tau Delta's house on Berkeley Avenue was again the scene of numerous social and business activities. House and week-end parties made long weeks of study shorter. The lnitiatory Formal held at the Nassau Tavern in Princeton will long be remembered by the STD's. Many members returned for on Alumnae Tea at the chapter house, where they ioyfully recalled old memories. U DELTA The renovation and decoration of the third floor occupied many busy hours in the fall. Upon completion, this gigantic room was taken over by seven sorority members. Not to be forgotten is the guidance of Mrs. Annie Deutscher, housemother, and the Sigma Tau Delta advisers, it was much appreciated by the members. lOl MR I ras!- -1 ' , OIL. nfl 1 5. ANNIE DEUTSCHER Housemother 'YS5

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VIOLET RESANOVICH President , -ieeg . 3 ,I ' it TL .. hr, M' - - Sm! I . W'nifl'ed shermim tt Shlrley Th m05- 'll Harriet i-elnbcchli. it' ta Right Alice-Bcr::1tIKeoU9l flane-il clean R3 hi: RosemCIfY Rel Ygeatecl on Afms-4: else Claire Statilei wort, PhYll'5 W' S' on Floor-Zheilliacsmugsent Nancyvih-igfriiesanvvlch' Pecrllic Lrouise Diamond' He en Dons to 1 1- h, vrghtt . - ii' Sshoen Qiiiiis. 59U'eddLeh'Ni1t- 'lrene -lusltlskli Phi5oiSotl1Y Glomm' Standirl9 l'en lo Elgsoii Ruth Olesiewncz, . Huic in I smith, Claire ZETA MU For the Zetas as well as the Republicans, 1946-47 was an expanding year. To start things oft a house warming was held in the Fall. Since this was so successful, two house parties, informal atiairs, followed in close order. They were staged in typical zealous Zeta warmth and hospitality. After a good rushing season which saw nine girls sign the Zeta bids, a delightful dinner-dance initiatory was celebrated at the Hotel Hildebrecht. R. hh Diane Kneelm9 l'eh 'O Theodc MRS. RIBA ROACH Housemother EPSILON For another year the Zetas received the scholarship plaque and also the achievement cup at their national convention in Chicago. The editors of both student pub- lications, the Rider News and the yearbook, were from the Zeta organization, and many times Zetas ap- peared on the Dean's List. They were also active in other extracurricular activities. We congratulate the many graduates and especially the Zetas among them.