Rider University - Shadow Yearbook (Lawrenceville, NJ)

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Ks- Q F ii I I . . g Q QL. :Marg srl-21 4' .. Q I. ,., . ,pfla -f ' 'Ml , , i '4F ?.f,.ew 1 I r Jgappa Mi A banner year was I947-48 for Kappa Phi Fralernily. The Chapler House saw new improvemenls and 'rhe eslab- lishmenl of wha? is hoped will be a sound linancial condilion for 'rhe years ahead. The conlinualion ol lradilional affairs was marked in November by The Buddy Formal al lhe l-lildebrechl. Fol- lowing il, in February, lhe lnilialory Formal honored l'hir'ry- four new members al lhe Greenacres Coun+ryiClub. lnlramurally, Kappa Phi caplured 'rhe regular season championships in baslcelball, sof+ball, and loolball. Some held offices in The Sophomore and Senior Classes, and various clubs. The Dean's Lisl conlained a liberal sprinkling ol members. ln 'rhe pasl year, Kappa Phi Fralernily has devoled lime and elliorl lo improving sludenl spiril in Rider College. To 'rhis lhey pledge Themselves in lhe lulure, and also lo The baffle lor increased independenl, as well as organizalional, sluclenl parlicipalion in college affairs. READING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: FOURTH ROW-Bernard Deverin, John Brodie, Elmer Dalrymple, Frank Seel, Nicl: Juengerl, Phil Soderslrom, William Chepiga, Roberl' Buclr, James Shields, James Newman, Michael Kefchoyian. THIRD ROW-Leo Danilievif, George Allis, Franlr D'Alonzo, Paul Reidy, Thomas Brennan, Gerald Huff, Michael Ellxow, James Hagelin, Ben Sweigarf, Bob Puffer, James T. Murphy, William Roberfs, John Sfouf. SECOND ROW-James-Finan. Earl Garrison, Lawrence BenneH, Earl Ellsworfh, Kennefh Rosebroolr, Rodney Rosebroolr, Douglas Irwin, Mahlon Tyrrell, Timolhy Cahill, Michael Pelro, Roberl Mowry Roberf Rice, Miguel Banos. FIRST ROW--Thomas Pompa, Richard Daily. William Herman, John McKennan, Sleve Hegel, Roberl Sayre, James J. Murp y. Wall Kowaliclr, Fredericl: Deisher, Andrew Hazellon, Maurice Kopens, Bill Kenney, William Farrar. AT TOP OF PAGE: LEFT-James J. Murphy, presidenlg Mrs. Helen Purcell, housemolher. .1 . .. -Y-A . ,-,l a --w-v-ww-qv-Q ne. . , k sw 154

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READING LEFT TO RIGHT: FIFTH ROW-George Cumm, Paul Roedel, Al Wyman, Charlie Lee, Don Reynolds, Ted Borda, Doug Malhers, William Lovegrove, Wesley Dooliffle, Cy While, Ed Luedllre, Al Miller. FOURTH ROW-Harry Holloway, Edmund Youngs, John Walsh, Norman Smilh, Roberf Hazen, George Rapp, Jack Richardson, John Lowell, Fred Bubeclr Jr. Roberl' Sfoeclrlein, Thomas Fox, Bill Swope, Jimmie Keller, Harry Fihwaler, George Sopp. THIRD ROW-Bernard Handler, James Harrison, Paul Farney, James Egan, Marshall Gillard Edward Frederick, Harris Brown, David Carle, Edmund Narfowicz, Franlr h Domenico, George Wood, William Clark, Harry Taylor, John Kemali, Edward Sfanlon, Jo n Fox, George Paferson. SECOND ROW-Joseph Palaia, Franli Tomaino, Joseph Cerio, William Sopp, Donald McCarfy, Elio Bernocchi, Roberl Cassin, Richard Johnson, Joseph Brelsforcl, Phil Coundouris, Edward Gill, Roberf McKeon, John Check, Adolph Marfucci, Harry Smilh, Donald Ney, Franlr Yager, James Rochonchou. FIRST ROW-lrvin Ocksrider, Ralph Harris, Wallace Barlralow, Conrad Rupprechf, Joseph Barlolmei, Vifo Longo, Sam Licciardi, Jim Murray, Professor Alexander Poyda, Professor Harold Wesl, Alfred Hoyns, Harry Carl, Alfred Orazi, Slephen Roclr, John Vargo, Raymond Remaley, Bill Dewing. TO RIGHT--James Murray, president RIGHT, BELOW: Mrs. Verna Dey, housemofher. ph .Sigma u Sepiember, I947, found Phi Sigma Nu warming 'ro ils annual Aulumn House Dance in Hs second year a+ III5 Greenwood Avenue. Seveniy-five couples danced lo lhe orcheslralions of a lrio and absorbed 'rhe gridiron lheme of fhe season. From an iniramural foolball poini-of-view. ihe Phi Sigs again shared championship berihs. Honors in baslcelball, bowling, and baseball were also vied for by 'rhe Phi Sigs. The ira+erni'ry's lhirfy-eighr pledgees survived a rough season lo become members. No Delaware Crossings This lime--merely 300-mile hilch-hiking lrips. Aciive membership reiurned io ihe IZO level of las? year. The lniliafory Formal held al lhe Slacy Treni was al'- lended by I5O couples. S+ag nighl' al lhe chapier house The nighl' before lhe lnifialory was also well aiiended. 156 , VV 5 y 'if' L ul In ' '45, Q-,Q . T' :Iv V b it ,,. .. il . 5, V ' , T, ,,.,...f , I 'v l J- ' is-Xu: n X -' uv , f7 x!w