Rider University - Shadow Yearbook (Lawrenceville, NJ)

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ARNOLD ROPEIK President Bentdm . D CY Gruberg, L H N N rman, Leopa h Kline, . d Row.. e Julius Weinstock, Leiorvlrgaugm-megugene Sqgxslhizipgelph Rogeggsfelqxl Joseph Rosen On Flo0f 'l'eh togilggr Crame jT'S:gLiules Befnsleinllgelcller. Marlin Pog2l'ltFdMartin PU':'.SldYj:dl:l'lg, . ' 1 - l o I ' Gerrv ,Left to ' E win lrvmg Hoffman Jupiter, Arno hn Ray Levine, Fowfh Row n Workman. b ,, Lawrence I inseph Ko '. bnlowslw- 5 'get Hefbe 1531.22it-fg.f1,Q,:,f3,zr,1:,z,...tegwr.'c!1'xT,'::., 2- Theodorv 8 . ' ' A a Herman Felix, Bill Feldman' sad Freedman' I 53,-5 Ytkin. rd Samuels Leonard Sahdefs. - in f bf, MRS. LYDIA TOMLI NSON Housernother SIGMA LAMBDA Pl Twenty years ago Tau chapter of Sigma Lambda Pi activities, both social and athletic. They entered teams fraternity was founded at Rider by' a small group of in all sports competition. Jewish men who foresaw the needfor such an or- A twentieth anniversary Initiatory Formal was held ganization. in the Terrace Room and Ballroom of the Stacy Trent. . The Sigma Lambs began their twentieth year of life y Ninety couples attended the affair. faced with many problems. They had no housemother, A The no furnit ure, and no funds. However, through the co- operation and perseverance of the brothers, they com- pletely furnished their home, obtained a housemother, and built up a substantial bank account. ecades, 1947 found the After two d group with 50 active members, the largest membership in its history. Sigma Lambda Pi l ' ' was aso active in all college 87 l' group also held two house dances at their home on 76 North Clinton Avenue. ,Sigma Lambda Pi intends to meet the next two decades with the same spirit and high standards as were set d own by the founders of the fraternity. And in 1948 the h II ' ' y s a continue to base their fraternal life upon the motto. While we live, let us' live as brothers.

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Q, f . Ls, .-B :Y ' V - lg 'lwvxghi NEW BROTHERS Y ,415 I A ' QA ' . , Seated-left to Right: Bernie Handler, Harry Smith, Ed Fredericks, Professor Poyda, Frank Ewart, Bob Stociclein 'V Elini .a' Robert Clayton, Carlton Croxson, Professor West, Joe Cerio, Frank Tomaino. Second Row-Left to Right: Jon- if, , ' russell Federico, Donald McCarty, John Check, Karl Baumann, Ed Nartowicz, Carl Catanese, Joe Brelsford, 14 f' Y' Eddie Gill, Ted Genola, Eddie Stanton, George Wood. Third Row-Left to Right: Matt Helbach, George Chafey, Bill Lovegrove, Dave Carle, Woody Irving, Marshall Gillard, Bill Clark, George Cumm, Norman Smith, Dick ohnson. Fourth Row-Left to Right: Al Wyman, John Kemak, George Rapp, Bill Larkin, Ted Borda, Al Hoyns, Tom Brown, Ed Casler, Bill Swope. P MARGARET CLEARY MRS. Housemoghef r-.,N.5.