Rider University - Shadow Yearbook (Lawrenceville, NJ)

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' l 4, Y WOME 'S ADVISORY COUNCIL OriginaTed by, and under The capable supervision of Mrs. James C. WrighT, Dean of Women, The Women's Advisory Council oT Rider College has cornrnendably served The women of Rider in an advisory capacify. The Council noT only acTs as a governing board in forming regulaTions lor women sTudenTs, buT aids in The develop- rnenT of characler and personaliTy as well as co-operalive living among The women aT Rider. The board is composed oT represenTaTives Trom The diTTerenT wonnen's groups, and wiTh The insTallaTion of new represenTaTives, ideas and suggesTions are revealed for The improvemenT of The Councils acTiviTies. Through The Women's Associalion every woman sTuclenT has The opporTuniTy To conTribuTe socially and financially To prornoTe The growTh of The AssociaTion. Cfficers of The Council are elecfed bi-annually in Oclober and March. '10 il-., ,' i . I' lg.

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SITTING: Mary Pesficci, Lorraine Laprade, Char- WOMEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIO TOP ROW, STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Elinor Schuman, Judy Fox, Rose Kane. BOTTOM ROW, Ioffe Pzapliclri IPresicIenTI, Miss Lenore Peppeis, ,N 5 i-I fy fig' Irene TOPer. , I V 7 ' . 5 if - r:.- ill I I il T T I I 'T '-93' Q I - 5 g if I Q 'P F I T l I I T I T 1 ? A I ,wsm,,..., RepresenTaTives Trom each sororiTy and dormiTory compose The Wornen's AThIeTic AssociaTion. The scheduling and supervision OT all womens aThIeTics aT Rider College are discussed aT The weekly meeTings oT The Womeri's Alhlelic Associahon. Girls who parI'icipaTe in The various sporls, such as basl4eT- ball, bowling, archery, soTTball and swimming, and have a suTTicienT amounT oT points, receive awards. This year Riders Wonier1's Alhlolic Associalion allerided The Womer1's AThlelic Associalion conference held aT The New Jersey College Tor Women in Oclober. AT This conTerence a Tedera- Tion was Tormed OT all The Wonien's Alhlelic AssociaTions oT New Jersey. The New Jersey AThIeTic Federahon oT College Women has been esTabIished To TurTher social, physical and moral welfare of sTudenTs by encouraging parTicipaTion in sporT and recreaTional acT'iviTies. Miss Lenore PeppeTs is advisor To The AssociaTion. The officers are CharIoTTe Czapliclci, preside'nT: Irene Toper, vice- presidenTg Mary PesTicci, secreTary, and Lorraine Laprade, Treasurer. The W.A A sponsored The women S IJOWI ing, basIreTbaII and sofTbaII leagues

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lrene Toper, Lynn Freebern, Billie SalTer, L. Gerhardf, E. Gingold, Joyce Sumlcu, L. STeinberg, A. Abramson, R. Terasovis. -+-' s L .YWQQ ii PA HELLE IC COUNCIL The Panhellenic Council, a member oT The NaTional College Panhellenic, consisTs of The presidenT, vice-presiclenT ancl advisor of each sororiTy. The Panhellenic Council, under The guidance OT Dean James C. WrighT, governs plans Tor rushing, pledging and house organizaTion oT all sororiries. The ouTsTanding social Tunclion oT The Council is The. Tea opening The rush season given Tor all women sTudenTs during The Tall Term. The Panhellenic also sponsors an annual Tormal held in December. Each sororiTy member conTribuTes To The Panhellenic Loan Fund Through which assisTance may be granTed To college women To aid Them in Their pursuiT oT an educaTion. The sororily aTTaining The highesT scholasTic average ThroughouT The year is awarded The Panhellenic Scholarship Plaque. Officers To,The Council are elecTed on a roTaTion basis, Thereby giving an equal opporTuniTy To all. -'Q