Rider University - Shadow Yearbook (Lawrenceville, NJ)

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Ll JOHN KEMAK Seneca Falls, N. Y. I JOE FINN Easton, Pa. CHARLES NYIMICZ Rahway, N. J. - v l A I A .xl V' Qt. ,IM ,livin si 'fit ' A A 2 gal' A -, , F liiifiif ' M fi E' 2 lifes.. ' ,Y - A'- - ggggl li, ,V 'Q T,-M 'il 'L ' f it t Q , ,lt-Til' l ' ERNIE NOVICK New York, N. Y. Manager THOMAS RONEMUS Coach PETE TERPAK Rahwcy, N. J. ' me ll Hicvl doa' M xg Tn., I-. ' HV, ., . .l.g,'a4. il - P 1 .'h!'P!3f -f X s.5i2j f I 4' leROY JOHNS East Stroudsburg, Pa. JACK SCHEFFLER Red Hook, N. Y. 'GOLF Golf at Rider, which last year was almost entirely confined to intra-squad games for the championship of the school, this year branched out to include many other colleges. Princeton, Lafayette, and West Chester State Teach- ers were among some of the outstanding squads met by the Roughrider Linksters. Guiding the squad was Coach Tom Ronemus, also the football mentor. 133 :Ich an VP a Pllrsma . .Vbe JOHN MARROTT Utica, N. Y. TOM IRENNAN Bryn Mawr, Pa.

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JONES versus HARRISON GOOD WOMEN'S BOWLING TEAM BOWLING FORM . VARSITY BOWLING TEAM From Left to Right: Ann Barr, Betty Sell, Coach Lenore Peppets, Sue Harrington, Cornelia Jones, and Lorraine Missura. Ab- sent from the picture are Martha Owens and Marjorie Oliver. Under the direction of Coach Lenore Peppets, bowling opened the winter sports program for Rider women with keen competition afforded in the intra-mural leagues. From the outstanding intra-mural league bowlers, a Rider varsity tedm was chosen and went into action against New York University and Drexel of Philadelphia. Final tabu- lations showed the Rider keglers with one victory and two setbacks. Martha Owens was Rider's most consistent bowler, she also holds the individual high game with 198, bowled against New York University. The schedule of games was short since few colleges in the East have varsity women bowling teams. Final scores were: Rider ...... ..... 2 ,024 New York University ............ 2,123 Rider ...... 1,802 New York University ............ 2,025 Rider ...... ..... I ,864 Drexel ..................... .... 1 ,763 134