Rider University - Shadow Yearbook (Lawrenceville, NJ)

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.gm ,, -. sv I 3 'O 9 READING LEFT TO RIGHT: ON FLOOR-Dorofhy Bufz, Charlolie Zumbrun. SEATED- Phyllis Schoenly, Louise Diamond, Geraldine Sfevens, Doroihy Glamm, Nafalie Rogers. STANDING-Mary Godshall, Jean Senfenac, Mildred Schwarfzbaugh, Doroihy Smiih, Phyllis McVoy. TO RIGHT: Phyllis Schoenly, president RIGHT, BELOW: Mrs. Reba Roche, housemolher. Zfa Win gpdian Sepiember, I947, found 'rhe Zeia l-louse ai 232 Chesi- nui Avenue 'reeming wiih old and new Zeias looking forward io anoiher year in iheir own sororiiy house. On Ociober 29'rh, ihe l-loiel l-lildebrechi was 'fhe scene of The successful Alumnae Formal. This arlair was lo bring iogelher 'rhe Zeia oi ioday and The Zeia ol several years ago. As January began, pledge season also siaried wiih eleven new pledgees being pui ihrough iheir paces. The lniliaiory Formal, held in April ai ihe l-loiel Hilde- brechi. was a filling conclusion 'ro The pledge season and an almosi' perfeci iniroduciion To The bonds of 'rrue Zeia sisrerhood. Zeias received many honors ihrough represenlaiion on 'rhe Dean's Lis+ and 'rwo members being elecied io Who's Who. Under The leadership oi Phyllis Schoenly as presideni, and Mrs. George Knighi and Miss Lenore Peppeis as ad- visors, a mosi successful year was concluded in Augusi, I948. -345- Q 'N

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igma amdcla Socially, rhe Lambi Pi's fore 'rhe'lid oil! In a newly I ' h ' ' urms ed 'iraiermry house a+ 76 N. Clnnion Avenue, 'rhe brorhers enieriained some of +h e opposire sex and pleniy of ideas. The crowning social evenr of ihe year broughi over seveniy-five couples io 'rhe Terrace Room of ihe Siac T I' y ren Horel, and rhere, 'ro 'rhe 'fooling of Mickey Palmer, 'rhey danced and laughed 'rhe big nighr righi' our of exisience. Th ' ey also 'rook +wen'ry pledgees mio 'rhe fold, making a grand 'roial of iifry-rhree brorhers-rhe Iargesr member- h. . s up in 'rwenry-one years of S. L. P. acriviiy. Sporis compeiirion also seni 'rhe Blue and Gold onio Ihe baskeiball couri, and five willing men carried off second place honors. All in all, ir was quiie a year. And if all came aboui' because 'way back in I926 a charier was granied ro a group of fellows who headed iheir cresr wiih ihe Laiin phraseology ..D V. - . ., ,. . . um ivamus Fraires Vnvamus - While we live, lei us live as brolhersf' READING LEFT TO RIGHT: FOURTH ROW-1-Samuel Sfrickman, Louis Worman Jose In F' I1 ' p IS man, Maurice Levin, Roberi Wolfe, Leonard Samuels Craig Krolli B d R I1 u of schild. THIRD ROW-Max Sfernfield, Leonard Sanders Dlave Hillsberg S'd S I ney prung, Bob Jacobs, Sydney Freedman, Mel Buchner, Jordan Wasserman: F d ' ' re Rock, Herb Heller, Howard Gllckman Sidney Engelson SECOND ROW I Avin Yafkin, Ira Schackman, Julius Weinsfbck, Irv Kreinin, Idurray Fleck, Morris S d . . a y, Marhn Posial, Henry Lessuck, Donald Paszomanf, Roberf Klinghoifer, Ernie Novick, Allan Scharf, Sanford Hershkowiiz. FIRST ROW-Ray Levine, Edward Gersfein, Gene Dinces, Joe Rosen, Joe Kohn, Cy Gruberg, Ben Weiner, Sid Yfkin, Irvin Hoffman, Herberi Workman, Edwin Yanowiiz, Lawrence Jupifer, Jerry Adler. TO RIGHT: TOP OF PAGE-Beniamin Weiner, president Mrs. Margarei' McKiever, housemofher. ' 153 .lnomfh f mf 'i