Rider University - Shadow Yearbook (Lawrenceville, NJ)

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N. 'ix .Si x l , .vf J, 5, - lNi .T4lr igma au leha ar Tor The T947-48 proved To be anoTher successTul ye S.T.D.'s under The capable supervision of Miss Dolores Nel- son, advisor, and PresidenT Adele Kessler. The Sigma Tau DelTa House, locaTed aT 846 Berlceley Th scene of a very successful rushing season, Avenue, was e which was Tollowed by The Pledgee Hop. The lniTiaTory Formal, held aT The STacy TrenT l-ToTel, was an exciTing experience for all. The Third annual Alumnae Tea, held in January, provided ' dT ex sion Tor many old classmaTes To reunuTe an o an occa perience again The college and sororiTy liTe They once lcnew so well. Mrs. Anne DeuTscher, housemoTher for The pasT six years, leTT Tor Europe, while Mrs. CharloTTe Turner, of Phila- del hia, Took over The duTies of precepTress. P STudy hours, The curfew, pledging, The iniTiaTory, house parTies, bull sessions, and innumerable oTher social affairs, have cerTainly added happy memories To each girl's mind.. . Three cheers for our grand S.T.D. May we sTand in her glory forever. TED Lillian Barar Renee Oper, Adele Kessler, READING LEFT TO RIGHT: SEA - , Muriel CimmeTf, Renee Dolinslzi. SECOND ROW, STANDING-Pam Mendell, Anifa Glasburg, Fannie Bernsfein, Florence Schwarh, Gladys Jacobowiiz, Phyllis Bernsiein, Perle Dresher. THIRD ROW, STANDING-Lorraine Sfeinberg, Gloria Wydman, Marilyn Gaynor, Edifh Binsfein, Elaine Sullivan. TO LEFT, TOP OF 'd T' Mrs. Anne Deufsher, housemofher. PAGE-Adele Kessler, pres: en, U-Q 6' T 'S 4. ...- l 4,15 342.

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Q T25 p , 12:5 gf M 6 ' gamma 4 This Cl L Oil ra 2 ' . - P ze TT May we never TorgeT Those glad days . . . ' T I 1 Chi ChapTer oi ETa Upsilon Gamma has had a Tine and memorable I947-48 season aT The chapTer house. NineTeen reTurning members co-operaTed To make This possible. ff' -M , The Gammas will never TorgeT Those bridge games 'Til , The wee hours oT The morning . . . The gay Times aT The house iv. 'J5,,M,, ' V parTies . . . The lniTiaTory Formal . . . The Tun oT rushing and A 'T Y pledging. OT course, wiTh The Tun wenT boTh Trivial and maior problems. buT whaT would sororiTy liTe be wiThouT Those ups ' and downs? All The members have a righT To be boTh roud a d , P 'T happy abouT The successful rush season, which broughT Thir- Teen new Gammas inTo The sisjrerhood. During The season The sororiTy was acTive in several school organizaTions, among which are The Newman Club, M TriniTy Club, The Choir, bowling, horseback riding, The Rider ' , ,' News, and The DramaTic Club. I T The presenT members oT ETa Upsilon Gamma can o I M'-H n y , hope ThaT The Gammas oT The T'uTure will Tind as much hap- I , r. ' piness, companionship, and priceless memories as h Th ' I I ave ear . I older slsTers. ' ' A Q 4 I ' - X READING LEFT TO RIGHT: ON FLOOR-Gladys Szawlowslxi, Roxane Miles, BeTTy Broeffle, Marian Adamy. KNEELING-Margarei McAIIisTer, Jean Mahood SEATED-Lorraine Missura, Gloria Babcock, Virginia Richardson, Mary Driggs, MarTha Biesmesderfer, MaTiIda Kobylenslui. STANDING-Marge Van Kleeclr, 1 I Grace Hough, BeTTy Hadley, Carolyn Willard, Geraldine Clingerman. TO RIGHT, TOP OF PAGE: Mary Driggs, president Mrs. Helen ScoTT, ho usemofher. . ,, N ' . -X ,Q ,f.,,1Qy.T X .J ' ' ' I T 5 17 5 i47

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