Rider University - Shadow Yearbook (Lawrenceville, NJ)

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ir A i 4 i i , I I. gas!-elgaf . v nl , 1. F4 No 1 1, .QM fe. UAS! WiTh only Two veTerans Trom lasT year, Char- loTTe Czaplicld and Gerry STevens. To sparlc The squad, The women's varsiTy baslceTball Team broughT Their season To a close aTTer compleTing a 7 game schedule. The RidereTTes capTained by Gerry STevens Tied Their opener wiTh Queens and IosT To The Tra- diTional rivals: Easr STroudsburg and Panzer. N. Y. U. was rescheduled aTTer a lapse of 'Five years. A scrimmage game wiTh TrenTon l-ligh was played in addiTion To The regular schedule. New varsiTy members were: Shirley Howard. RuTh Tarasovis, Doris LavenThal, Kay BeThlce, PaT Ryan, Muriel CimmeT, Maybelle Reid, and Marilyn Van Orden. Allrhough The resulTs of The games were noT impressive, Coach PeppeT's plans Tor The fuTure poinT To success. READING LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: Coach Peppeis, Kay Beihko. Pai' Ryan, Charloffe Czapliclri, Maybelle Reid, Doris Lavenflwal, Lor- raine Laprade, manager. FRONT ROW: Marilyn Van Orelen, Shirley Howard, Gerry Sfevens, capTaing Muriel Cimmei, Rufh Tarasovis. '..k ., ,..... J nr mm 'YO' QQ-QU

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-Q f We are proud of our greal J. V. baslcelball leam and proud also ol Coach Bob Kilgus, who, for Iwo successive seasons, has produced ouislanding learns. The I947-48 season record is amazing, wi+l1 'rweniy-Iwo wins and only Jrlwree cle- leafs. pm FRONT ROW-KNEELING: Milne Lalle, Franlr MacManimon, Jim Harmon, Bill Russo, Hal Perry, and Ari Punylro. REAR ROW-STANDING: Manager Joe Ryan, Don Farm, Bob Siclrler, Bill O'Grady, Hal Farringlon, Milre Mislxiv, Bill Balog, Bill Snyder, Pele Davis, and Coach Bob Kilgus. ,ml We fly PQ iw , H, I Z I- 'I I --vi N M , . , ' A 2 -'lr . as , .V . y as M, , i . , i , I , I , i , I ,. W ww ' , ' 1 .- 1 Iflll' 'H L ' , ' ' -' Af We , r ' I K - si J I or w -. I- ..-.-I f ...ff im f - . . -I . -' I ' -3 fr I ., M- Sli? ' - if - I-'fbi f I B H i ., ,.., i . ,, . . . ,W , ., ,, ,-, . . .. e , . ,, :Mr ,SQ -ff' -' i1 ', gl I .Lx ' . ' . .A I if-'ff' fu ,x9,,.,h y ,W , ,,, ,4' V J fl., , , 5 Aw, A 0 1 Q ,A , 'QAM-'J 3 ' ' ,, I 1- A i ' 1 ' I y , , ' , '- '. re f ' M. , Q: , , '1-,F g My-Q. J g Y' Q -I. 'I 1' -- '51 ' ' , 1 ' l' 'Q yr. ' if ' 5, lj- A A, .ix if I 1 rl' Avg- V, B L' ' 3, il ii Nl- li m I 1 ' , ' 'I 4 'N ' V . lil 'I 'I Wi.i'l: .ill Bllk o in ,af W f ia. F9-, ' L -qw , .hhrahf I 9 ,Qmyakx I mf, I we...- A P -I . I ,Q 1511? , 1Q,33'H anna- I i 4 - Q v-h HL , if I Y tim, l ,N IV! 2 , -V yi! 2 kj Y. In K LK Y V. - if I ' ' ku .f . 'v' 1 , ' I, 'Jr' ' K LVN- 'V Q Q-'gn A .N 1. R H 'fmt .P Yi 2 . img, .4 ' ., HL' N 4 . ,Jim V T . .Iv - ' -L ' . I I v :fi ' I ' I 'lg ' ' I i fr: 5 A I I I 4 - 1 or ' . -H I: ff 1 A eff' , -- ' Af K 3- - ' nn' if ' Al I ll T A N 'ln , M ' V 9 ' in I ii -J I Q, .,,- 'Tl' .' VII! Q 'T' '- fbi, . , ' I' U Ie fm' ' l ll 'i'f' 'Tfmlff is . . ,. aww 4 ,i fund. nl-.vu ' Q in 1 .. .1 '- , n - .I , 'I I -1-s aisle , -k.lN Q V' ,, I 'f' IK' I- fl' Ill- 6 Ilya NWI' qt r..?':,e,,wX,,ifi Y I,-ww.:-1--I L.-m 'Y 'Nw Nou ' I 4, ,e,.2,I-we 'ggff 1 ix ' E A 4, , .. '- -impnf-g'x1:,,'l-.5-Q , if-M ,liairg ly mi:.,jAgp,.f3gr.,1go'v,,.g-, 4,111 at 1, . QIHQS MI - ',-f- ws I Egan -- a ,. A .flvt I - Tlwe J. V. loolball squad, like ll1e varsiiy, saw i'rs iniiial year of class corn- pelilion during +l'me fall of I947. Alllnougli nor regisiering one viclory, Jrlie J. V. squad was able 'ro mainlain a 'ream Ilirough llwe season BACK ROW--LEFT TO RIGHT: Pele Fearon, Andy Komuves, Bill McClain, Tom Brennan, Anfhony Turrano, Harold Farringfon, John Delesandro, Roberl Pearse, Harold Perry, Alberi Pino. MIDDLE ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT: Joe Novick, Sieve Vahaly, Rey Pelerson, Gil- ber+ Kunin, Herber+ Young, Donald Becraff, Fred Solomon, Sam Halupa, Eu- gene Whilney. BOTTOM ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT: John Slaboda, Carl Grame, Joe Cerio, Heinz Wisser, John Moore, Heclor Boules, Alberf Calogero.

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ir!! ' Swimming Swimming aT The Y. W. C. A. pool was a revived sporT wiTh The co-eds This year. IT consisTed OT an eighT-week course in TundamenTals and an advance course A I if .,. 'Fri f--. V A :qi-ia, wiTh Blanche Sieia, a liTeguard, assisTing in The Training. This program was climaxecl wiTh races in TreesTyle, breasT, and back sTroIce which provided lceen compeTiTion among The aquaceTTes. Swimming Tans and enThusiasTs aT Rider are hoping ThaT This is The ToundaTion oT TuTure girls' varsiTy swimming Teams. K7 READING LEFT TO RIGHT, STANDING: Lorraine Missura, Mariorie Van Kleeclx, Irene Toper, Jane Ahalf. SEATED: Eleanor Toma. Miss 12g Lenore Peppefs, Sarah Abernafhy, Katherine Tesla. 1 I M -My mf X- -I J. X bex Tw . wi' ' T 'Swim wr- 'T READING LEFT TO RIGHT: Claire Lee, Maybelle Reid, Sarah Abernaihy, Jean FreiboTT, Mary Hines, Joanne Calocerinos. MW ing RidereTTe Keglers compleTed a shorT buT very successTul season cIeTeaTing Three OT Their Tour EasTern College opponenis. The Two games wiTh powerful N. Y. U. were Rider's only seTbacIc on Their diTTicuIT schedule. The varsiTy Team deTeaTecl The.U. oT Penn., l8I9-I785 and Drexel, I945-I736. Queens College also bowed To The Rider squad 2204-1882. Irene Toper, an ouTsTanding woman bowler, held The highesT.indiviclual score of 200, bowled againsT The U. of Penn. - eigyy