Rider University - Shadow Yearbook (Lawrenceville, NJ)

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5 Q6 , i ,W MR. GEORGE ARCHER TAPPER Assisfanf Professor of Hisfory and Polifical Science f M. 4 MR. WALTER R. TAYLOR Assisfenf Professor of English A.B., Hobarf College, l927: M.S. iEd.l. A.B., Universify of Pennsylvania, l939g Temple Universify, l938. M.A., Universify of Pennsylvania. I940. 115, br- MR. DANIEL NASH TIPPIN lnsfrucfor in Business Adminisfrafion A.B., Ursinus College, I920g M.S. iEd.l. Universify of Pennsylvania, l937. Y 1 xy 'hx B ' ' W5 ahf. a . I ,7 MR. GEORGE L. TERRY lnsfrucfor in Economics, Psychology, and Principles of Business A.B., Baker Universify, I'-742: M.B.A., Wharfon School, Universify of Pennsyl- vania, I944. 1. ' DR. EVERETT TowNsENo F25 - M'- Associafe Professor of Economics and ' Finance B.S. Temple Universify, I926: M.S.. Temple Universify, I930: Ed. D., Rufgers Universify, I937. GCU-hy MR. EDWIN THEODORE TURNBLADH MRS. RITA COSENZA WALTER Heed Typewrifing Deparfmenf, Specialisf in Typewrifing Mefhods B.C.S. iEd.l, Rider College, I929. I1 Assisfanf Professor of Journalism B.S., Universify of Minnesofa, I928: M.A.. A Universify of California, l930. MR. A. MERVIN TYSON Assisfanf Professor of English A.B., Geffysburg College, I93l: M.A. Universify of Michigan, I934. MR. CHARLES MORGAN WELLS Head Depnrfmeni' of General Business, lnsfrucfor in Bookkeeping and Mafhemafics B.C.S., Bowling Green Universify, I922. if ,I gm' ,za- MR. HAROLD WYCKOFF WEST Chief lnsfrucfor in Penmanship B.C.S., Rider College, I927. 4' i If Jia' 3 no 1. .fr 'n,. Mx- A ' f' 6- lgfi ' , I' is f' 1' ar, ' e.

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G' MISS HILDA SCHLAM MISS MARION SCHMALE Insfrucfor in Oflice Machines Insfrucfor in Spanish and Shorfhand B.S. lEd.I, Rider College, I94I. B.S. IEd.I, Rider College, I939. MRS. GLORIA SEITZ Insfruclor in Shorlhancl and Bookkeeping B.S. lBus. Ed.I, Trenfon SIa'Ie Teachers College, I94I: M.S. lBus. Ed,I, Uni- versify of Pennsylvania, I946. MR. MICHAEL SHEGDA Ins'IrucIor in Economics and Principles Business I944. jalfuhy ,.,,,, ' MISS DOROTHY SNOW Inslrucfor in English BA., Keuka College, I930, M.A., Albany Slaie Teachers College, I940. MISS DORIS ELAINE SPRAGUE lnslrucfor in Bookkeeping and Typewriling B.S. lEd.I, Rider College, I946. MRS. RUTH PYLE STUCK Insfrucior in English B.S. lEd.I, University of Nebraska, MR. HARRY D. SPROWLES, JR. Assislanf Professor of English I936. A.B., Princelon Universify, I938: M.S.. Universify of Pennsylvania, I942. B.S., Wesf Chesier S+a're Teachers Col- lege, I94l: M. Ed., Temple Universify, ,ap MR. GEORGE SCHNEIDER lns'IrucIor in Mafhemalics B.S. lSec. Ed.I, WesI Chesler S+aIe Teachers College, I935: M. Ed., Temple Universify, I940. of MR. WILLIAM L. STUCK Inslrucfor in Polilical Science, Economics, and Hisfory A.B., Colorado Sfale College of Edu cafion, I936g M.A., Colorado Slaie Col lege of Educafion, I94I.

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S MISS ELOISE WILSON Head Deparfmenf of English, Professor of English B.A., Universily of Oklahoma, I927: MA., Columbia Universily, l929. Head School of Educalion, Professor of il Secondary Educalion A.B., Ohio Wesleyan Universiry, I896: ,n A.M., Ohio Slare Universiry, l924: Ph.D., I ibid., I930: LL.D., Rider College, I945. II 'fakes many people Io help one person earn a college degree or diploma: Ihe enlire adminislralive personnel and facully do some of rhe work which makes ii' possible for a college siudenl To suc- cessfully complere his course. The faculry members help The siudenl +o help himself. They leach each pupil ro Think, Io acl, and, above all, Io gain a confidence in his own abiliry. Our insfruciors have con+ribu+ed all 'rhis and much more. Wirhoul failing +o rnain+ain +he necessary digni+y and discipline which hold so imporlanl a place in a college, +he ins+ruc'rors have, neverlheless, preserved an inieresr and underslanding for The individual siudenl. The enrire success or failure of s+uden+s, and for +ha'r maHer, 'rhe college, depends upon 'rhe alriiude of lhe ins+ruc+ors: for il is lhe 'reacher himself who musr fire rhe inleresi wiihin his pupil. This year, as never before, Rider College has developed as a resulr of a greal inieresi shown by facully members. Exlra-curricular aciiviries are as much a pari of learning as is work in 'rhe classroom. I-lere again +he iaculry has conrribuied much in 'rhe way of experience, Jrime, and knowledge. Because of lhese conlribulions, Rider College has grown. Wifness our successful variely show: our band: our monrhly magazine, Ihe Jargon, To 'rhe faculiy, Ihereiore: Thank you for your humor, your undersianding, and your capable guidance. And, above all, ihank you for being inielligenl wiihouf showing arrogance, exhibirionism, or con+empI'. MR. WILSON G. WISMER Insfruclor in Polilical Science and Psychology I930: B.S. IEcI.I, Rurgers Universiry, I947. MR. WILLIAM ZELERMYER Assisfanf Professor of Law BA., Williams College, l935: LL.B.. Harvard Law School, I939. 20 DR. THOMAS HOWARD WINTERS is, XA Easrern Bapfisi Theological Seminary,