Rider University - Shadow Yearbook (Lawrenceville, NJ)

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goofgaf if Woof lljafuagk pfayera Dr. J. G. Gill congraTulaTes TooTbell award winners. LEFT TO RIGHT: George Arvanifis, mosf valuable baclilield men: Seymour MermelsTein, and Thomas Romaine. mos? value-ble linemen. The men oT Rider College who were members OT lasT year's TooTball squad have The saTisTacTion oT Teeling responsible Tor The exisTence and reap- pearance oT TooTball on The Rider aThleTic rosTer. They, as a uniT, supplied The needed Tonic necessary Tor The survival oT TooTball aT Rider. Among These gaIIanT men are Three boys who have been selecTed as Tho mosT valuable players oT The squad. The Three noT only have The abiliTy and sTrengTh required in TooTball combaT. buT also The leadership ThaT deTermined The sTaTus oT This sporT in Rider's TuTure. They are responsible Tor The soli- dariTy and high sTandard OT sporTsmanship presenT in The schools baTTered buT undaunTed gridiron Team. Well due This recogniTion, our gridiron heroes are saluTed, noT Tor winning a varsiTy leTTer, buT Tor The spiriT They were able To Transmii' To Their Team- maTes during The dark hours ThaT accompanied Their iniTial season. To Thomas Romaine, Seymour MermelsTein, and George ArvaniTis we exTend a hand oT Thanks Tor Their eTTorTs in malcing Rider a recognized TooTball school, N I T Football award winners picfurecl wifh Coach Thomas Ronemus.

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A TasT and Turious inTramural soTTball season was wiTnessed by all Those con- cerned This year. AlThough There was sTrong opposiTion Trom such Teams as The Bodkins and The Seals, The Phi Sigma Nu and Kappa Phi TraTerniTies managed To Take The league and play-oTT championship cups respec- Tively. X am- The Kappa Phi baslceTball Team added anoTher chapTer To The volume of success- Tul Blue and WhiTe aThleTic achievemenT This winTer by sweeping To The champion- ship oT The Rider lnTramural League. ATTer dropping Two oT Their TirsT Three games, Coach JuengerT.'s passers won seven sTraighT To wind up wiTh an 8-2 league record. They conTinued vicTorious ThroughouT The playoffs To accomplish one of The besT records in Kappa Phi hisTory. Lq--I Joe Finn I1 tfalll UPG I ' gmlefdaf STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Rodney Rosebrook, John Brodie, KenneTh Rose- broolr, James Newman, George Arvani- Tus. KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Thomas Brennan, Douglas Irwin, and Niclr JuengerT. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Richard Lind, STeve Wifiaz, John Vargo, Andy Taclc, Bill Sapp, Don Holly, Roberf Keener. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Nick Carl, STeve Rock, and Gordon Reynolds. .90 tfaln UPG Phil Coundouris - ' N Ns X I We M' Ti' wiv? 5 K ih iai5.i-iw ' ohda fl ,T I Thi ' M , ' K .gxx .X W R V - ,K .5 ., 5, 51, fs, i i. , A 'M fm Tr A is , . af T. ii ini, ,yi ,T v

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OCCQPZ4 l IIJQAJCIAA pfagefff Vifo Pelrinog Coach Frunlr Donlon, Rider soccer menforg and George Malone view soccer honor awards. 12 47 Soccer sfars Pefrino and Malone receive congrafulafions from Vice-Presidenl Gill. Chosen as lhe mosl' valuable players in soccer for I947 are lwo boys who have a cembinalion of abiliiy, sporlsmanship, and leam consideraiion which slands high in Rider alhleiics. George Pug Malone and Vile Pelrino have been selecled lor Thar honor. Undoubledly lwo ol The mosl ouislanding players ever lo play for Rider, rhey will go down in Rider Soccer hislory as having supplied The ellen- sive and defensive lor a greal l947 ieam and season. Bolh Vile and George enlered in fhe Olympic iryoul and received favorable commenl and assur- ances lrom ihe besl soccer coaches of lhe Easl. Bolh boys are popular in Philadelphia soccer circles and will, in all probabilily, conlinue Their brillianl soccer careers aller graduaiion from Rider. The lwo booiers are lo be commended, noi only on lheir greal soccer performances, bul also for rheir alrilude and co-operalion in making soccer an oulslanding Rider spori and making Rider an oulsianding soccer school.