Rider University - Shadow Yearbook (Lawrenceville, NJ)

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MD THIRD ROW--LEFT TO RIGHT: Jaclr Mason, Nicholas Schwaililr, Dicl: Gallagher, Phil Soderslrom, Kamil Trslen- slry, Angelo Gianccarlo. SECOND ROW--LFET TO RIGHT: Marian Roclxy, Ann Fenlon, Paul Ehrenberg, Ver- non Slerling, Ray Sandi, Claire Lee, Roberf Purgavie John Warnock, Richard Winship, Hazel Crider, Helen Manilras. FIRST ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT: Lorella Smefana, Barbara Baldwin, Janice Schanfz, Eleanor Toma, Paul Laslroslri, Bob Rice, Carolyn Willard, Rudy Pains, Sylvia Greenberg, Marion Toma, Jane? Schanfl. TO LEFT Mr. George Tillon, direclorg .Y J I LEFT ABOVE: Roberf Race, pmadsnf. The Rider College Glee Club was composed 'rhis year of some sevenly-live young voices. Rehearsals were conducled every Monday even- ing of lhe school year in order +ha'r These voices be fully developed. This was only possible by means of Ihe excellenl coaching of +he direclor, Mr. George Tillon, and presidenl, Bob Rice. Under Bob's leadership, ihe club was heard in various programs. Among lhem was a per- formance for 'rhe palienis of Tillon General Hos- pilal, and anofher before 'rhe members of Ihe Trenlon Kiwanis Club. The songslers had a fealured pari in Ihe firsl' variely show, in which 'rl-ie group was considered one of +he hifs of Ihe evening. Plans for The coming year include regularly scheduled concerls as well as guesl appearances. U6

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Jgappa .X4 pkd ml A camera gun's brighf Tlash on Ten unsuspecTing parTicipanTs began The Tormal iniTiaTion conducTed by Rider's The-Ta ChapTer oT Kappa Alpha lvlu, naTional honorary phoTographic TraTernlTy. TheTa ChapTer, recenTly reacTivaTed, was founded aT The College in SepTember, I946. lTs primary purpose is The promoTion oT a greaTer inTeresT in phoTography among The sTudenTs. OTficers OT This chapTer are John CaTalano, president Mike Gelembiuk, vice-presi- denT: and Barry Radnor, secreTary-Treasurer. RenovaTion oT Rider's darkroom, The group's TirsT major proiecT, was accomplished under The supervision of Al Bank, TheTa's olTicial phoTographer. OTher acTiviTies include insTrucTion classes conducTed by capable members, sponsoring conTesTs and exhibiTions, conTribuT- ing To school publicaTions and procuremenT of Technical advice in phoTography Trom prominenT speakers. FAR graphic principles: TO RIGHT: The boys experimenT in Their newly-equipped clark- room. .-,-,y.,4.' ' vt- Illlkxf' W f, 0? . ,,1,, ,John Cahsleno, presiclenT STANDING-LEFT TO RIGHT: Franl: O'Connell, Richard Gauheau, Herb Young, ArT Schreiber. SEATED-LEFT TO RIGHT: Allan Bank, Michael Gelembiulr, John Cafaleno, Barry Rednor, Charles Lee. li RIGHT: Al Bank explains phoTo-

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,Ci v F I New-14 W, sm . I-,,.., Rn CO5 RAND THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Alberl Racciaffi, Ralph Crelin, James Hagelin, Karl Esmarlz, H. Fred Fosfer, Phil Soderslrom, John Solrol, Max Thomas, Dick Gallagher. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: George Papadapoulos, William Wocluman, Ward Forman, John O'Con- nor, Joseph Orosz, John Cooper, William Alder, Bob Puffer, Wesley Moore, Ray Sandi, Theodore Guerin. FIRST ROW, 'LEFT TO RIGHT: William Cross, Paul Ehrenberg, Slanley Abrams, Vernon Sferling, Thomas Bavaria, Mr. Leon Buehler, Charles Morley, Nalhaniel Kramer, Roberl' Bomberger, Augusl Dielrich, Roberl Berdy, Andrew Hamilfon. KNEELING: Anna Rendeiro, Carole Everifl. A I, Rider Colleges firsl' band made ils debul lasi fall under lhe direclion of Mr. Leon Beuhler, who made lhe plans for ils organizalion. The band made Hs firsl marching ap- pearance al a home foofball game, wifh fifleen members playing. By lhe coopera- lion of sludenls and The adminislralion, members were able fo add sheer music and inslrumenls, aiding in ihe growlh of lhe associalion. Wiih 'rhe addiiions of color- ful uniforms and majorelles. The band soon proved ilsell +0 be a success. Mr. Leon Buehler heads The band as Hs direcior. Nalhaniel Kramer was chosen sludenl direclor.