Rider University - Shadow Yearbook (Lawrenceville, NJ)

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MRS. MARY SMITH Housemother Win' 5 C 1' A ft .o F'00 l' l R de Lorenzo Audrey Potter n . Audf9Y Nus- I we . . h rine Clwssler' Miles- ba SanClY Conswnllnizhmi-Left to RIQN' Col gornelio JONES' Roxana a L ff to night Kothgni rnoiiabefo- Sealff Znmmeiu, Dofoihy MCMOY' Sedfe e - Lawrenflef e e cl Bu ln to Right: L'-Wlse ' ding-Leer to R-ahh SUNY Huywol ' baum. Sian S M ith Hall has been a Rider College dormitory for eleven years, and during that time it has played a leading role in the wealth of memories of dormitory life held by all the girls who have lived there. Mrs. May Smith opened her heart as well as her home to the nineteen girls who made Smith Hall their home for the past year. The first social event of the year at the dormitory was a Christmas dinner at which President and Mrs. Moore were guests. The girls exchanged gifts around the tree after dinner in a pre-holiday welcome to Santa Claus. On April 'l9, the girls made the Nassau Tavern in Princeton the site of a very special dormitory party. Dinner and dancing made the evening a gala one which will be long remembered. Sorority rushing and pledgingp midnight gab sessionsf learnin t I' with one another- learning wh g o ive in harmony , at makes up this life at collegep all these have been part of the life at Smith Hall. ' ITH HALL Sm lI4f ROSE DE LORENZO President

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Y A55 lt . . 'N Al ... Y' 1 g get MRS. MILLICENT HALL ' -. Housemother P K- 4 A Sf' 5, K 'X-AN' W Y l . fri' 4 4, ...Stay f-1? vs gl' plz, - ,f, On Floor Leg, ' to R' h . I9 t. Dorothy Smhhl Beny Cor P re, f B OPPefman H I gun, 5 H ' e 971 lnnello. Se f dg Cele Le:m7L:nne Row. Standirfgil-ellfft to.Ri9ht: Eleqngr Hafrett. Kneeling-Len f , ' lo Rlglll: Adele K enryf Jean Hug O Rlgllf: Barb . onulstein D ' seufed on A ara Bell, Leno ' o'o'l Y Pladis P . . rm-'hleft to R' .re I atrrcta Kenn ight: Rm, e'Y: Anna Dean ELEANOR HENRY President Greenwood Hall, being the nearest dormitory to the Pennsylvania Station Concourse short cut to school, continued setting the pace in the daily Derby to tirst period class. Extra-curricular activities for the school year 1946-47 were highlighted by a house dance in October. Chaperones for the successful evening were Mr. and Mrs. William Stuck and Mr. and Mrs. John Kelly. The annual Christmas dinner party celebration again witnessed the exchanging of gifts. Greenwood Hall, situated at the west end of Greenwood Avenue, is familiar to many veterans who have returned to Rider, for it was formerly Seay Hall, a dormitory for men. t Greenwood for three years, was mber, Mrs. Mabel Strunk, housemother a ln Septe Millicent Hall. replaced by Mrs. l I3

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