Rider University - Shadow Yearbook (Lawrenceville, NJ)

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The I949-50 season has been a memorable ones Tor The ZeTas. LasT summer The house was compleTely redecoraTed in anTici- paTion oT The TenTh anniversary of The sororiTy on OcTober I3. On ThaT weekend, The girls celebraTed with a Tormal dinner dance and an open house To mark The successful close oT Their TirsT Ten years aT Rider. The ZeTas were wiThouT a permanenT house moTher Tor a while This year. when Mrs. Reba Roche was Torced To leave because of illness. We were very TorTunaTe in securing our presenT house moTher, Mrs. Laura Schroeder. ThroughouT The year, The ZeTas welcomed many TaiThTul alumnae members and in January They pledged I8 new sisTers. The binding influence of sisTerhood was sTrongly TelT by all when The pledgees were welcomed inTo The sororiTy aT The iniTiaTory Tormal .fl n JI. aT WashingTon's Crossing in March. WiTh The direcTion of PresidenT AniTa Abrahamsen and The help and guidance of Advisors Miss Lenore PeppeTs and Mrs. George D. KnighT, who has been wiTh us since The Tounding of The TheTa ChapTer oT ZeTa Mu Epsilon, The ZeTas have been able To look back on a successful year of acTiviTy and achievemenT.

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SIGMA LAMBDA Pl One of The smaller groups aT Rider College, This TraTerniTy has Talcen greaT sirides since iTs creaiion over TwenTy years ago. Their achievemenT is one oT individual, collecTive, and scholasTic success. ln January Sigma Lambda Pi held Their annual iniTiaTory formal aT The STacy-TrenT l-lofel. This year The new broThers num- bered Tive in The winTer pledge season and anoTher five in The spring season. Tom Leyden, Rider professor and baslceTball Coach, was iniTiaTed during The winTer pledge season in honor of his many years as an acTive advisor To This TraTerniTy. lT is always The policy of The group To progress, and evidence oT Their advancemenT is found in The individual, The TraTerniTy iTselT, and The chapTer house. Al+hough This fralernily has less Than TiTTy members al' all Times The spiriT of TraTernalism is always found, and The need Tor good Tellowship is pronounced. The size of This body has aided The TulTillmenT oT The TraTerniTy policy oT while we live, leT us live as broThers. ' lndeed a noTable achievennenT oT Sigma Lambda Pi TraTerniTy is The creaTion oT an alumni associaTion. lT is noT a body in name only, buT a group Thaf has The plans, iniTiaTive, and spiriT To aid The acTive broThers. Len Samuels, presideni' T r' 'W' 47 1 -, f ,-i,f,y'iv ,'-:T :Lf A 'ii ig . ijqbk l 'J-sig. A ,lu . 3 4515, im' . ,fi 'I I an gtk . Y I 8 .-fl? 'il 'ii ,Qv,1.cNiiLli' 8.16: . K