Rider University - Shadow Yearbook (Lawrenceville, NJ)

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l na- 5 lawn . -' .4 - F3 . . ' 5 ,lx BEUYGILL ROUGHRIDER Editor After a lapse of six years, the Roughrider again hit the newsstands with the November issue, with that first startling cover girl, Lena, winning her place in the reader's hearts. The rebirth of the quarterly humor and literary magazine became a reality only through the dogged efforts of its editors and business staff. Chief censor, Betty Gill, had the pleasant task of deleting what should be deleted, so that what would be delighting could not be delighted Mr. George Tapper and Mr. Frederick L. Ferris, advisers, deserve honorabIe mention on the list of services rendered. 154

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fW'?A lv 1 R .. lggjeah- r' I Car ating :hte fog mn at and pla Now i member flub. He L' candid tug Co le, New played l zall for t ong yea y Air For Rider el rl1P11 -i-udi - fr S ' LYS Seated Left to Rlght Chorba Van e Derveer, Carlton Croxson, Alden Olsson, Ruth N- .'-' .1 ,. Tp. Olesiewicz, Catherine Chussler, James Hodgett, - 1,215 ' Betty Gill, Betty Broetfle. Second Row-Left to Right: Gloria Babcock, David Hillsberg, Daniel Emilio, Bill Meyer, Bill Buchanan, Mr. Ferris, Walter Wahlen, Jerry Lesber Art Ungerleider Flo Gangeme f ,, vi F it '1 ldtda STAFF hort l U tivitic iw Editor-in-Chief ..... ............ R uth Olesiewicz I the fl' Managing Editor ................. Alden Olsson :mum iff News Editor ............ ,... C atherine Chussler if th C0 Sports Editor ........ ...... E . James Hodgett Hill' V rc: Feature Editor ......,......... June Vanderveer -'ie . U11 1111 Business Manager ...... Carlton Croxson LSO! a 5 Y . Photographer ...................... .. Charles Lee il and . 'H' HWH3' i, rrovcm' R1 ' f Gloria Babcock, Betty Broettle gays rig 1 i'll1CCtOl1, .awzlyz November Tc News K th Ch b Bm Me er L d. 13, Villantn H- meg and November we Write,-si U 'yn Of G' Y aqua '. 27, Princeton. lnnn- hu lSmnleY More? L b inaiilgg 1l.T.... . erry es er - , ha Sports Writers ................ Walter Wahlen ,gvy vete Miss Six X S . F rider, Vva 11011 Cf Occeflsts BCC 3033 I ' d 0 I dent ' 5 D average UW' two years and wa. cnnsy vama's aqua is a typtca ' , , dent in her it-ft te . . Jerry Lesber, Journallsm srtudent BIOOITISBUTS State Penn team. that is-big and rough. and navy veteran, is tht United Stu- Cconmlmvd Coach Damon Wm take his Soccer Fifty-Fiwccancliclates answered the call s I- mam D...... rl..L 1- vm. raternity day, . burg Never underestimate the power ofa woman - considered too energetic by the news editors of vania at least not in the journalism department. the paper, the volume of advertisements tripled, 1 rider with the appoimmemofRu1h Olesiewicz as edi- helping to make the page-expansion permanent. tation ofloftir Sei? tor-in-chief of the Rider News, the big three pub- Under the direction of Mr. Walter R. Taylor, the ty CQUUUI hi two? lications have a woman at the reins. hole gang strove to adiust their proble'ms to the epriilgglglfof er to During its eighteenth year, the Rider News com- eVe 'lnC eC'Sln9 Changes bm'-'Qhi about bY en eVe ' Wgek, S 1 3-2 s pletely emerged from its adolescence to become a increasing enfollmeni- H Buchanan I Hell, weeklysix-page paper. Having a business staff often And so the story goes-and so they still come in S the vicvpfet twofad -after the deadline! Clayton, pres 2' Wm . G d .K C R b k O1 . and Johnny I The Rider offense has been led by Har S- . - OSC r00 , Son- fry weekly newspaper m the state- of Delta Sigma P Sweiconek. Owens. Procaccino, and Center: Dl'Alonzo. The group, chaperonecf by Professor Secretar res .1 ,'tlA'Ar7.-,s........4.. ...1,.- i.-..,. ..,...,,...,LAA-gg,

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PATRICIA Keouon GERALD FRIEDMAN ja, 4? EdlfOf-ln-Chief Business Manager ' ' l -I mf. Div' i- as E .L - H Q ,1 ' - if ff: I 34, ' A ll ' . -' - . L his A . ' , 1' if ..,. ..-A 15, 4 .. . N f I . I L .-,fu.,-- l Second Row' . NY Gll ' . r Friedman' Be 'lic Bill MBV' ' KeoU9l 'lefty . Ddnlel Em' ' I Chussler, Pat i .d Hlllgbergi :T e 1 night. Mr. Feffif' Culheillfcock. N' Ungewdel' Daw T W seut05'L O Chofbo' Glenn , IV V . h , KuthfY 91 ,H Len 'O W9 1 thomas- . ' V E BetlY Broemef -lane DONALD REYNOLDS ggi' 34+ if Associate Editor f ' ' Z -Q .V 1 Q2 .f.f2'- ' 1: . CHARLES LEE Photographer CATHERINE CHUSSLER Associate Editor SHADOW A Again stepping into the larger shoes vacated by her predecessor, Pat Keough switched from her post on the Rider News to assume the editorship of the Shadow. Although 'he Shadow is a year-'round project for the staff, to the average student the yearbook comes with the flowers that bloom in the spring. The 1947 Shadow, being the first to be published since the influx of returned veterans, felt especially obligated to recognize their crusade for knowledge. Borrowing the talents of Betty Gill from the Roughrider, and Catherine Chussler of the News, the Shadow skeleton was developed into a first-class dummy. Aiding the staff were Mr. Frederick L. Ferris and Miss Eloise Wilson, who acted as advisers. Jerry Friedman's business staff had to double their efforts, having been preceded by ad-getters for the Rider News and Roughrider. The Shadow-the reflected image of each student's participation in life at Rider 155 College during the past year.