Rider University - Shadow Yearbook (Lawrenceville, NJ)

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PiRllF1lllll Into the production of a yearbook, goes a tremendous amount of work, both executory and detailed-far too much, in fact, for one person or even a small group of persons. Here at Rider, a faithful staff and a cooperative administration and faculty stepped into help lighten the burden. Impossible as it is to mention all those who have been so seemingly indispensible, I should like to extend the most sincere thanks to all-and most especially to the 1947 Shadow Staff, to Vice-President J. Goodner Gill, to Betty Gill, E. James Hodgett, and Alden Olsson, who although not listed on the regular staff, gave untiringly of their limited time to complete the Shadow. - Again to these and all the others, the most hearty of thonks. -THE EDITOR. 5

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Dedication The serviceman has cast aside his military bearing and has embarked upon the sea of education. The ship at first rocked and plunged madly, the student became disillusioned and discouraged. His matured, serious mind, however, was determined to carry the burden of studies as he had carried the burden of war-until the goal was reached. Slowly he adjusted himself to the environment, classroom habits, campus discussions, and social events. The tur- bulence had subsided and the sail was raised for smooth sailing toward the destinatipn-graduation. Not only has the college benefited from its acquaintance with the veteran and the seriousness of his work, but it also has become fond of his personality, his perseverance, and his keen sense of humor. ln appreciation, we, the Seniors, do dedicate this, the 1947 issue of the Shadow.