Rider University - Shadow Yearbook (Lawrenceville, NJ)

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F 1 .r ,A , :hi .v..3, V . ,A , llllfp ' F ffgiiis ' iii' 1 ' 2 55 MV? 'Y rf! Seated-Left to Right: Pearl Schnolte, James Hodgett, Pat Keough, Ted Friedman, Kay Dalton, Jerry Friedman Ruth Olesiewicz. Second Row-Left to Right: William Doyle, Carlton Croxson, Alden Olsson, Bill Buchanan, Cy Gruberg. THEODORE FRIEDMAN President S'TUDENT COUNCIL Represe ntation on the Student Council is one of the highest individual honors bestowed upon a Rider student. The purpose of the Council is to promote and coordinate student activities. lt serves as a counseling and advisory body for the organizations and activities of the college. V ln order to democratically represent the school, a student is chosen from the Inter- traternity Council, the Panhellenic Council, the Shadow staff, the Rider News staff, the Women's Athletic Association and the Skull and Sabre. Five representatives are chosen from the Senior Class, three from the Sophomore-Junior Class, four from the Freshman Class and two from the School of Business. li6 The Student Council serves the student in conducting class elections, assisting in assembly programs and planning the Annual Mayfair Ball. A versatile organization, this governing board is always on hand at any time to assist the student body.

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'-.- v L. C7 5 3 ,fa Seated-Left to Right: Mariorie Oliver, Mariorie Bradley, Mrs. Wright, Mary Lou Stewart, Pearl Schnoke. , 'zgewfgp Standing-Left to Right: Frances Cohen, Betty Haney, Tes Terzis, Beatrice Nussbaum, Margaret Good, Rose .X 'in IV de Lorenzo, Jean Huff, Irene Timko. -fx jij rf 5,3 'ff' 412'-1, 5 5,4 1 Y Glens MARJORIE BRADLEY Q President -'il f , -I S ,if ef .tu M A , 1-!5'f . , WOMEN'S ADVISORY COUNCIL The Women's Advisory Council was organized July 10, 1939, under the guidance of Mrs. James C. Wright, dean of women. The present constitution was adopted January 29, 1941. The council-the purpose of which is to teach self-government and promote good will and cooperation among the .faculty, student, and administration-hears, iudges, and renders decisions in disciplinary cases which do not come under the iurisdiction of the administration. Ofhcers of the council are Mariorie Bradley, President, Mary Lou Stewart, Vice-Presi- dent: Pearl Schnoke, Recording Secretary, Mariorie Oliver, Treasurer, and Tespina Terzis, Corresponding Secretary.