Rider University - Shadow Yearbook (Lawrenceville, NJ)

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i f. ,f ,. READING LEFT TO RIGHT: STANDING-Gladys Cooper, Joyce Merfinoviich, Sara Cogg- shall, Beffy Snoolz, Jean Russo, Peggy Veif, Marian Kozel, Joyce Dailey, Jana Ven Camp, Frances Casaua, BeTTie Pulcrano, Beverly Geroy. SEATED-BeHy Bond, Joy Humphries, Helen ReTamel, RuTh Cox, Virginia Warung, Dorofhy Bauer, Mariorie Myers, Doroihie Garreff, Gloria Rosalal. ON FLOOR-Elaine Anfonoff, CaTherine Neely, Sarah Aberneihy, Helen Bunfing, Audrey Scoffebo, Sarah Moreau, Jane Schempf, Agnes Spuhler. .96!a 6lCOIl .NJ The house on 7I8 Greenwood Avenue opened iTs doors under The name oT EasT Hall: however, in Oclrober The hall underwenT a chrisTening and came ouT wiTh The name, Ida BoTiey Bacon Hall, in honor of Mrs. Bacon and her generosiTy To Treshmen girls. NOT only did names change, buT also housemoThers. This year The spiriT oi homeliness and an aTmosphere oi congenialiTy was mainTainecl by Mrs. Blanche BergTels. Live in harmony was The lceynoTe of The TorTy-Tive girls living There. Dean WrighT was guesT of honor aT The TradiTional cancllelighT dinner during The ChrisTmas celebraTion. Leading The spring TesTiviTies was a house dance held aT WhiTe GaTe, in TrenTon. ln saying goodbye To Bacon Hall in '48, The girls will have a hosT OT memories To Talce along: Janie and her new ring, Glo and her records, Coopie and her mail, Sara Lou and The bees, Elaine and Lee and The TrighT They goT from The baTs and The mice. Few girls will soon TorgeT The friendships They Tormecl while aT Bacon Hall. 132 'S'-F 44' ABOVE: Marjorie Myers, presi- dent: Mrs. Blanche Bergfels l1ousemoTher.

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BELOW: Mrs. Ann Dalrin, liousemofherg Cornelia president is Mg- , ,if ',, -.c .. N. UWIQEJ-fpggr , 'ii . .- i Jones I v 0 l. si 12:32, 'lb l xx 3522? 'Si . ,P r N L L L I I M wx' ' . Wh . sv- 'F ' of 'U ..B ,xi 5 1 cflbfli lfllizglif JJJ Edi+h Wrigh+ Hall, one of ihe oldesi women's dormiiories a+ Rider Col- lege. was faced lasi' fall wiih The same problems as lhe olhers-freshmen geiiing acquainied, a slighi iouch of homesiclcness here and lhere, and ihe worry, in a general sori of way, aboui ihe fulure. Exchanging descriplions of life back home and daia on prospeciive daies comprised +he firsl' few weeks of ihe school year. Then came firsl-ierm eleciions for dormiiory officers. This was compleled wiihoui noled dililicullies, and ihe girls were able lo se+'rle down 'ro 'rhe serious Task of gelding used lo each oiher and group life. Soon ihere grew al Ediih Wrighi Hall a feeling of unily and companion- ship which Ied 'ro a very successful Chrisimas celebraiion. A+ rhis affair, Mrs. James C. Wrighi, Dean of Women, was guesl of honor. l-ler presence helped +o make 'rhe occasion bolh pleasani and memorable. Mrs. Anne Dalcin, housemoiher, is always willing and able io assisl 'rhe girls in any way whaisoever. l-ler cheerful, guiding influence will long be remembered and respecied by all ihe girls of Edifh Wrighi l-lall. READING LEFT TO RIGHT: STANDINGQ-Jean Cbrullo, Nancy Parsons, Shirley Davis, Shirley Howard, Mary Manfredi, Hazel Kramer. SEATED-Joyce Piollei, Belly Johnson, Cornelia Jones, Irene Toper, Louise Earrusso, Kafhorine Tesla. ON FLOOR-Dorolhy Jones, Doroihy Sfolriliunes. l gg , -1'