Rider University - Shadow Yearbook (Lawrenceville, NJ)

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Y 4 ef U , limb , ans' ED MCCLOSKEY ED TQRRES FRANK DONLON DICK DALY PHIL DAVIS Lock Haven, Pa. New York City Coach I Trenton, N. J. WUYMUVII PU- W mile, mile team W mile team Manager 220, W mile team CHARLIE LEE Trenton, N. J. 220, V2 mile team DICK LIND Trenton, N. J. 440, mile team ' 'F .:. QQ.. ' , .. will lift, A3 9, f , L-::.., l I.eROY SMITH Elizabeth, N. J. 220 'if 1 ' 'ifggfl ,gi ' , Y, F I . :Liv I li 1. - , . J'-'E-11' , lf'P2' i . , -, , vi-2,-...I ,, - 1 - r. - l , 1 ' - I '. , , , .7 .L , 4 lq X , H with! ' DON MCCARTY Trenton, N. J. W mile, mile team TEAM GEORGE SCAPTURA Watkins Glen, N. Y. M mile, mile team TRACK 1 .l QE- I :AL H- F. 1 :ET ' s' ' 1 VINCE SCOLES Long Branch, N. J. Discus The Rider cindermen competed in two outstanding relay carnivals: the Seton Hall Relays at Newark School's Sta- dium, and the Penn Relays at Franklin Field. Medals were received by the team for placing third in the class mile relay of the Seton Hall meet. Congratulations are in order for the Rider trackmen and Coach Donlon for the spirit they showed and for medals received. l29 'J ll 1 , ..1 ' I. l. 1 l 7 V I . HAROLD BANNISTER Trenton, N. J. P5 mile team MARTY SALONYNKO Bayonne, N. J. 220, V2 mile team WARD FORMAN Collingswood, N. J. M mile

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Eid - 3153 r. N ,. f.,gt.:r HARRY DAVIS Trenton, N. J. .-1 .XX rWGh . ca , . ERN TN? ES vie-'R lAMPrinC9lom 1 Difficult shot MATT SCHON Trenton, N. J. A in 4 ' is in , In 1 - W ., V ' ,A ,ef Q, I ',' 'ff 1, 1 . wave AT,T if f r ini? 4' .. W ' 1-. N Y ' ffgilr ' I . YQBPY. , it 1 'faQ,i'l 3335.455 V w . ' ' 1 '- .- .- .. .- CARMELA TRISOLINI MR. ROBERT KILGUS CASPER MEALS ROBERT KEENER Dqlgeyille, N, Y, Coach Williamsport, Pa. Trenton, N. J. '-i'9 A f ' .- N, ' , . . -.,.-if' If 6 as 'b ,,f r,' If V A .' T . X -fr .- I, If, 4, . H E A ,,f',,' ff!-' ' l, -jf - - T t - TEAM Plcrune if ff-.ff yn , I 5773 N ll - 45' V,-f X xl Y X r- F' ' 5 f : shim-n 4 IQFDUEQ I 'MM Trenton, N 'TIN ES EG ' The thoroughness which characterizes the coach- ing of Professor Robert Kilgus this time sparked the Rider tennis squad through another successful sea- son in 1947. The well-filled schedule, shortened by rain, included Drexel, Trenton State Teachers, Upsala and Temple among others. When the battle dust cleared the Roughriders were hovering well over the .500 mark. Novel was the presence of Carmela Trisolini on the squad-the first time in Rider history that Cl woman graced the tennis team. f 'r:'m,-serv A backcourt retrieving We f 1 - ' ' 1' ., f 1 ,f jf' 2 .4 , , . , ' , , . l .. iff ,.ff ' 2 .. ' .'. -3 I -W .r xv A v Q-'fini-isif? Pam- A -- 1 .ff i ue f' . . .. Q iv VI-1. 4 A 52,2 ' JERRY Lassen DAVID siren RIFHARD LEIB Brbvklym N- Y- 128 Trenton, N. J. Bfldielonf N- -l'

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' 5 17, T , r - rx, ' 4 , V ,5 ., '-v J I 'I 1 .-.-A ' rw . 1 A,- ,' A' H G .:-I , E ' ,ALJ 1. JOHN COTTRILL Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Pos.-Center fT X W f 1 ,l b .1 BILL HAMER New Brunswick, N. J. Pos.-Forward 1 A fr fb HARRY CHERNETSKY Newark, N, J. Pos.-Guard V '13 T Hi.. J In 'f A ws ww- H5 I Y- - , b fi 'A JOE PALAIA Neptune, N. J. Pos.-Forward L! STRETCHlNG SAN FY'S TAP qll