Rider University - Shadow Yearbook (Lawrenceville, NJ)

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SHHIIIIVI LEFT: Gordon GranT, business manager. ElIioT D. ETTus, ediTor. RIGHT' The work on The I95O Shadow commenced in May oT I949 when EdiTor EIIioT ETTus was ap- poinTecI To head The sTaTT and Gordon GranT was selecTed To The posT oT business manager. During The summer monThs The plan sheeT Tor The I95O pubIicaTion was compIeTed by The edi- Tor, buT iT was noT unTil early in The Tall Term ThaT The need OT addiTionaI pages was a neces- siTy. The creaTion and addiTion oT This expense and revampin OT Th ' ' g e original layouT was un- foreseen. SporTs Ed'iTor John Bernardini was likewise conT T d ' ron e wiTh The problem oT The a+hIeTic sec- Tion in ThaT The emphasis on sporTs saw Rider Teams parTicipaTing in an inTensive sporTs pro- gram. The sporTs secTion in This annual was in- creased To again oTTer an overall picTure oT This phase oT Rider acTiviTies. Evidence oT his Tine work is Tound in ThaT secTion. AssociaTe EdiTors Jim Cox Irv WhiTe BeTT . ' . ' Y BreTch and Ken Kinniard shared The burden oT compiling, ediTing and preparing The maTeriaI Tor The Greek d A an cTiviTies secTion oT This year- book. They, Tpo, ThoughT an increase in The size was required and boTh secTions oT These secTions were enlarged. Their eTTorTs d' I are isp ayed in The It T3 LEFT: John Bernardini, sporTs ecliTor RIGHT: John Shook. managing ecIiTor.

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T BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: PaTricia Ryan, Charles Triano, Nicholas Bucci, Eugene Dinces, WalTer Padykula, John Fournier, STuarT Elman, Richard Powers, John WilberT, HerberT RosenblaTT, Rhoda Mach. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: George Thompson, James Cox, George Abl:oTT, Frank Sullivan, Joseph Rubino, CurTis STaufTer, Harvey Yavener, RoberT Allen, MaTThew LaCross. ACT-TEIVEMENT was The key word Tor The Rider News in iTs TwenTy'sixTh year oT publicaTion. The ediTors during The previous year had seT many his sTandards during Their Term oT publicaTion. The News managed To mainT'ain during T949-50 The policy oT publishing eighT pages, carrying a proporTionaTe share oT adverTising, and TeaTuring maTerial ThaT would be oT inTeresT To The maioriTy oT The sTudenT body. Under The ediTorship oT Joe Rubino, The News gained boTh sTaTe and naTional publiciTy. When The college was con- sidering relocaTion, The sTaTT conducTed a sTudenT poll Tha+ was car- ried in newspapers ThroughouT The sTaTe. Maierial Trom one oT The weekly TeaTure columns was carried in Quick Magazine. During The year The News, in coniuncTion wiTh iT adverTisers, sponsored several conTesTs To creaTe more reader inTeresT. These underTakings were recognized as successTul by boTh The sTaTT and adverTisers. BoTh The lnTer-CollegiaTe Newspaper AssociaTion and The AssociaTed CollegiaTe Press raTed The News very high in comparison wiTh oTher college newspapers in The same class. Frank Sullivan, business manager: Harvey Yavener, managing ediTorg James Cox, TeaTure ediTor: George AbboTT and Bruno Verducci, sporTs ediTors, were The key men who worked wiTh The ediTor To make The News considered by many oT The TaculTy, adminisTraTion, and sTudenT body The besT ever. The SmiTh Press is The scene of much acTiviTy come Wednes- day and Thursday of each week as The husTling ediTors and sTafT of The News see To iT ThaT The forms are locked in place and The presses are seT To roll. The proofs musT be care- fully checked and rechecked To see To iT ThaT when you, The sTudenT, geT your paper on Friday ThaT There are no errors To mar your reading. These behind The scenes acTiviTies are Typical of Those ThaT will confronT These fuTure iournalisTs when They embark on Their iournalisTic careefs.

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1 I I 1-so WD if ry ,I I u ll TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Wulf Padyhula, Ken Kinniard, Joe Rubino, Ralph Schrifenihal. MIDDLE ROW, LEFT TO IRIGHT: John Law, Dick Powers, Bob Woodward, Irv While, Gene Dinces, Ray Goin, Harvey Yavener. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGIHT: George Thompson, John Shook, Gordon GranT, Elliot Elfus, J. G. Gill, C. Sfauffer, J. J. Cox, John Bernardini. corresponding secTions of The Shadow and are worThy oT The highesT praise. A yearbook is a TacTual and picTorial ac- counT of The evenTs oT a college cluring a school year. Our phoTographer, George Thompson, Tools nearly 400 picTures Tor This publicaTion.4 George encounTered various problems in gaTher- ing The required phoTos Tor The Shadow, buT The phoTographs in This annual are no doubT The mosT compIeTe and all-inclusive in recenT years. I-Ie, as The oTher members oT'The Shadow sTaTT, Tound iT impossible To be in more Than one place aT one Time. ThereTore, because ol The lack oT a pro- porTionaTe co-operaTion on The parT oT indi- viduals and groups alilce, a Tew parTs of This book are laclcing a compIeTe layouT. Business Manager Gordon GranT and his as- sisTanTs soIiciTed The adverTising Tor This annual. I-le meT wifh many unusual problems while aT- TempTing To defray The publicaTion expenses wiTh These adverTisemenTs, buT compleTed his assign- menT. The ediTing of This yearbook was an inTer- esTing experience. NOT one member of The sTaTl TelT reIucTanT To engage The assisTance of The members of The adminisTraTion. Dr. J. G. Gill offered many helpful hinTs and indeas, and de- parTmenT heads were likewise co-operaTive. LEFT: George Thompson, chief Shadow phoTogr'apher, prepares for an acfion shof. RIGHT: Associafe Edi+or Jim Cox and Edilor EllioT Eilus check The makeup of The Mayfair Ball secTion.