Rider University - Shadow Yearbook (Lawrenceville, NJ)

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.gnfer - ormifory ounci The self-governmenT of each dormiTory, one of The mosT imporTanT and necessary TuncTions oT college acTiviTy, is encouraged and aided aT Rider College by means of The lnTer-DormiTory Council, which consisTs of The presi- denT and vice-presidenT of each women's dormiTory. These oTFicers, TogeTher wiTh The housemoThers and Mrs. James C. WrighT, Dean of Women. hold meeTings on The TirsT Monday of each monTh, aT which problems of each . Individual dormiTory are discussed and general plans adopTed. In addiTion To The supervising of dormiTory acTiviTies The Council sponsors an lnTer- DormiTory Dance, an annual semi-Tormal aTfair held exclusively Tor girls who are living in The dormiTories. The Women's DeparTmenT of Rider College operaTes as a well coordi- naTed uniT aT all Times. Rules are made by The sTudenTs, and Their elecTed officers are enTrusTed wiTh The enTorcemenT of These rules. Q STANDING-LEFT TO Riel-in erm 4 McNally, Fannie laria, Elsie Thalmann, Marjorie Myers. SEATED--LEFT TO RIGHT: Joan Pocher, Cornelia Jones, Mrs. James C. Wrighf, Dorofhie Garref, AniTa Abramsen. ABOVE: Mrs. James C. Wrighf advisor To The group.

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STANDING-LEFT TO RIGHT: Mariorie Monaco, Geraldine Slevens, Marlha Biemesderfer, Renea Oper, Ceil Klausner. SEATED-LEFT TO RIGHT: Ann Haiduclry, Mary Driggs, Adele Kessler, presidenlg Mrs. James C. Wrighf, Phyllis Schoenly, Eclilh Finlrelslein. TO RIGHT, READING LEFT TO RIGHT: Repre- senlafives Renee Oper of Sigma Tau Dellaq Phyllis Schoenly, Zela Mu Epsilon: Ann Haicluclry, Sigma lofa Chip Phyllis Miller, Iola Alpha Pi. !9anLe! enic ounci The Panhellenic Council, which is a member of Ihe Nalional College Panhellenic, consisls ol ihe presidenl, vice-presidenl, and advisor of each sor- orily. Members have an opporlunily lo become ollicers Ihrough lhe rolalion sysiem. Social lunclions include a 'rea lor women slu- - denls in lhe fall, and an annual Yulelide formal in December. A scholarship fund is rnainlained by conlribulions made by sororiiy members. The Pan- , X' ' I v ll4r oI. . ,si H , hellenic Scholarship Plaque is awarded annually 'ro lhe sororily allaining lhe highesl scholaslic average. Panhellenic, wilh lhe help ol Mrs. James C. Wrighl, who is advisor of lhe group, also governs plans for rushing, pledging, and house organizaiion of all sororilies. -ix Six-.. Z 91 ix I 'iflgigi H ' 'ca 51 ina- 1

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STANDING-LEFT TO RIGHT: Mahlon Tyrrell, James T. Murphy, Bob Sioeclrlein, Alfred Befros, Edward Slanlon. SEATED-LEFT TO RIGHT: Howard Paiferson, James J. Murphy, Ben Weiner, James Murray, Ari Scheiber. TO RIGHT: Winners of lniramural Fooiball league-Phi Sigma Nu, Delia Sigma Pi, and Kappa Phi fraiernifies, represenied by capfains Ed Luedfke, Delmar Wilsey, and Nick Juengerf. .gnfer - jrafernify Conn The lnler-Fralerniiy Council is composed oi lhe presidenl and a dele- gale from each fralerniiy, and governs all iraierniiy ac+ivi+ies. Through ihe roiaiion oi officers, each member oi lhe Council has ihe cpporiuniiy oi holding office. Curreni officers are J. J. Murphy, presideni: Jim Egan, vice-presideniq Roger Laubach, secrelaryp Ira Schaclcman, ireasurer. This year saw ihe birih of ihe Informer, official organ oi ihe Council. Jerrold Adler was edilor of ihe paper, which is devoied io iosiering lhe in- ieresls and general welfare oi +he sludeni body. The Council is working on plans lor ihe esiablishmenl' oi an insurance plan 'ro cover all parlicipanis in iniramural sporis. Through 'rhe Council, ihe irais have developed a beiler undersianding and beiier cooperaiion. SO ci