Rider University - Shadow Yearbook (Lawrenceville, NJ)

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4175 M mn E. W. li. BIIIIISHEII As Dean of Rider College, Dr. E. W. G. Booghef lW6S ad minisiered 'ro a greaily expanded sludeni body wilh lfindliness underslanding, and sympafhy. His oifice is a sanc+uary and 6 C011 fessional as well. ln lhis college, whose enrollrnenl now reaches Well OVGF iWen'lY' five hundred siudenls, capable, as well as sincere guidance would seem +0 be an impossibilily. l-lowever, The Dean has succeeded In providing excellenl counsel To all who desire il. Dr. Boogher became Dean of +he college in l943, and has Served failhfully in 'rhis capacily since. The Dean received his AB. and MA. deqfef-55 ifom Washlngion and Lee Universify, lafer obfaining his AM. and Ph.D. degrees from fhe Universily of Pennsylvania. Dr. Boogher served as Direclor oi The Enqlisli D l he began h' epar rnenf before is commendable adminislrafive vvOFl4 615 Dean Oi HW college. e I2

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ice preaidenf R Viceelaresidenl John Goodner Gill gradualed from Woodberry Foresl Preparaiory School in l925. He allended several colleges, including Washinglon and Lee, Lafayeile, Ruigers, and Columbia. Recenlly he was awarded an honorary Doclor ol Laws degree from John Marshall College. Dr. Gill firsl came lo Rider as +he graduaie manager oi alhlelics. Laier he held posilions as placemenl direcior and dean of 'ihe college, becoming vice-presidenl' in I94O. During Presidenl Moore's absence as a member of The armed lorces, Dr. Gill acled as president relurn- ing aclively To his dulies as vice-presidenf and regislrar in I946. His invaluable experiences as an execulive of Rider College have made lhe vice-presidenl ehfeclive in promoiing efficiency lhrough- ou+ fhe school. As a leader in many civic organizalions, one of his mosl recenl honors was his eleclion as Lieulenanl Governor of The New Jersey Disiricl of Kiwanis lnlernalional.

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v- xv 'SCJ iii' in lbw. IIIGIII During her lourleen years as Dean ol women, Mrs. James C. Wrighr has conrribulecl much lo lhe success and developrnenlr of women sludenls af Rider. Under her leadership, rhe various women's organizafions have laken a place in lheir own righl among lhe exlra- curricular aclivilies in lhe college. l-ler experience and friendly manner have endeared her ro all who have had rhe privilege of work- ing wirh her. Through her associalion wilh sludenls, Mrs. Wrighi has grown lo know and love lhem. She is ever presenl wilh an underslanding hand. Because of her posilion, Mrs. Wrighf is a member of lhe Na+ional Associalion Of Deans of Women and lhe New Jersey Associalion of Deans of Women. Aparf from college inleresls she is associafed wilh various civic organizalions in Trenlon and vicinily. mn J. II. W