Rider University - Shadow Yearbook (Lawrenceville, NJ)

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WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Krug? Although the schedule for into each game. Eleven women the squad and when the season and one unfortunate tie. Coaching the squad for her basketball star in her own right. speedy forward, racked up 108 ' Rider in action against 'East Stroudsburg WOMEN'S VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Top players included Mancini, Pota- penko, Wickes, Silcox, Cimmet, Wieroney, Jessup, Czaplicki, Norvat, and Stevens. Coach was Miss Lenore Peppets. women's basketball was short, thrills plus werefpacked students were chosen from the twenty-six candidates for ended, their record stood at three victories, two defeats, second year was tall Miss Lenore Peppetts, a former Rider Jean Wieroniey acted as team captain and Emily Wicks, points for the season. Aside from the regular season, the Rider women also played an exhibition game for the wounded soldiers at Fort Dix and Tilton General Hospital. ' Among the opponents were the traditional East Stroudsburg, lfanzer, and Adelphia. 135

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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

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Captained by Tiny Claire Statile, the cheerleading squad this year was one of the most faithful and best-trained in sev- eral years. Opening their season with-the football team, they followed through the basketball season, boosting the morale of both the team and the spectators. The squad included: Claire Statile, Captain Mary J. Costa Kathryn Giza Mary Giza Irene Jasinski Dolores Nowak Jane Schenck A Barbara Silcox MORALE-BUILDERS AT WORK Contrary to most sport programs, the Riding Club members had no definite schedule, but chose to ride during their leisure time and on weekends. Katz Miller, faithful manager of the group, worked in coniunction and close harmony with each member of the club. The club had what could be termed a successful season since the students who participated enioyecl riding with the other members and all became veteran horse- men. THEY'RE OFF