Rider University - Shadow Yearbook (Lawrenceville, NJ)

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s 0 STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Wagner, K. WaIraTl'i, D. Rifcher, L Cober R Tyrell, J. Koury. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Wilder, J. GruiTT, J. Cooley H Wagner, D. Tippin. In order To aTTord The Masons oT Rider College The oppor- TuniTy OT meeTing To discuss common ideals, The Rider College Square Club was Tormed in February, I947. The Square Club reTreshes The BroThers wiTh The way oT liT'e open To all Masons whelher They are sTudenl's, Tacully or alumni oT Rider College. IT is The common meeTing ground Tor all Masons away Trom Their home lodges, and iT is one oT The purposes oT This group To lceep Them in consTanT conTacT wiTh Masonic principles. MeeTings This year again were held aT The S-:oTTish RiTes CaThedral, sTill anoTher example of The achievemenT and co-operaTion oT This group. MonThly luncheon-meeTings, as in The pasT, have meT wiTh Tull aTTendance and parTicipaTion. The club has also been acTive in visiTing lodges in and around TrenTon, in addiTion To regular social gaTherings. The idea oT a Masonic organizaTion aT Rider was sponsored by ProTessor D. N. Tippin, Norman Hobbs and Harry CaTherine. Since This group was Tounded aT Rider iTs membership and inTeresT has proporTionaTely grown. LOUIS COBER, Advisor, J. COOLEY, Prasidenf

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gh .fp . r,. ,I yy. T, , Qiig I- . .Qi .F V .4 I y , ,L ., , f. YU , ff , ff. , ' mr- I f . fly IT. , ., -ix I 1 SEATED, FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: William G. STraTis, Consfanfine Barclos, Walfer R. Taylor, Nicholas ConsTandy. STANDING, SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Alexander Saclceclis, Charles Timofheou. HELLE IC SOCIETY EnTering iTs Third year oT exisTence, The Hellenic SocieTy, youngesT OT Rider's religious groups, has developed rapidly in promoTing iTs iniTial aims. The Hellenic SocieTy was organized on January 7, I948, wiTh George Papadoplos as iTs TirsT presidenT and Ivir. Walter Taylor as Tacully advisor. Since Then The socieTy has aTTempTed To TosTer beTTer relaTions beTween The OrThodox sTudenTs of The college and people of TrenTon and vicinily. This group also sTands Tor beTTer relalions among The various religious groups wiThin The college, Through The lnTer-l:aiTh 2 1 Council. 1 I I-Iellenics have done a greaT deal To promoTe a Teeling of AchievemenT is displayed in The way The clulo has worlced hand in hand wiTh The Greek CommuniTy oT TrenTon by sponsoring several affairs aT The ST. George Greek OrThodox Church. Leaders OT This organizaTion Tor The pasT year were ConsTan- Tine A. Bardos, presidenT: William STraTis, vice-presidenT, and Nick Consfandy, secreTary-Treasurer. WALTER R. TAYLOR, Advisor closeness beTween The residenTs OT TrenTon and Rider Collegej

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5- T T .5 ' ' u .. up T ' F 1 ,I ' v , ,T 1 TY BETTY BOND, PresidenT TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT, STANDING: Doris Carlson, Mary Grimm, Ann Mele. BOTTOM ROW, SITTING: JoAnne Robinson, PaTTy Bond, Dean Wrighf, Lenny Kunlnel. I TER-DORMITORY COUNCIL The InTer-DormiTory Council is composed oT The house moThers Trom each dormiTory, The PresidenT, Vice-PresidenT and Second Vice-PresidenT oT each house and The advisor To The organizalrion, who is Mrs. James C. WrighT, Dean oT Women. The Council meeTs once a monTh aT one of The dormiTories. AT This Time They discuss and Try To solve The problems ol The houses. Rules ThaT are made by The sTudenTs living in The dormi- Tories are enTorced by The oTFicers who are eIecTed To each house office. The InTer-DormiTory Council aids These oTTicers in direcTing Their programs and schedules. I An InTer-DormiTory Dance, which is semi-Tormal, is spon- sored each year by The InTer-DormiTory Council. This dance is Tor The beneTiT of all girls living in The dormiTories. IT gives Them an opporTuniTy To become acquainTed wiTh oTher sTudenTs and many of The acTiviTies oT The college. The InTer-Dormifory Annual Dance MRS. J. WRIGHT. ACIVI50