Rider University - Shadow Yearbook (Lawrenceville, NJ)

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TOP, LEFT: Sigma's ouTsTanding infield combinaTion which swepT The league 'for championship laurels. LEFT TO RIGHT: Rosella Frascella, DoroThy Pladis, PaT Ryan and Virginia Malone. BOTTOM. LEFT: Ann Russo, ouTsTanding Sigma piTcher Tor The pasT Two seasons shows how she baffled The ZeTa's in The cham- pionship playoff game. Ann limiTed The hard slugging ZeTa girls To I2 hiTs and 9 runs while her TeamaTes piled up an early lead and coasfed To vicTory. ll was The second consecuTive season Thai The Sigma's have capTured The crown. GlRL'S SOFTBALL For The second consecuTive season, The Sigma loTa Chi soTTloall Team capTured The Girls' lnTramural soTTball crown by downing The power-laden ZeTa Mu Epsilon Team, I4-9. Ann Russo compleTed one oT The TinesT seasons since she joined The Sigma Team Two campaigns ago. Ann piTched The Signnas inTo The championship by her Tine conTrol and baT'lling Curve ball. Girls' soTTloall reached new heighTs aT Rider This year. The compeTiTion was good, and all dormi- Tories and sororiTies enTered Teams in The league. An independenT Team was enTered during The middle oT The campaign - capTained by Helen Johnson oT baslceTball Tame. Sigma loTa Chi and ZeTa Mu Epsilon SororiTies baTTled Tor TirsT place ThroughouT The season. The Tinal play-OTT, however, proved The Sigmas The beTTer Team. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Beverly Geroy, Rosella Frascella, Terry Peluso, Ann Russo and DoroThy Pladis. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Virginia Maione, Eleanor Doebele, JaneT PoTTer and PaT Ryan. Lorraine Laprade. Irene Toper, Helen Plafe and Joan Pocher, capTain, were missing when phoTo was Taken. Y -I6

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-Q i ,UQ TOP LEFT: Rose Kane holding ball over head in game againsf Queens College. RIGHT: Vivacious Phyllis Decker geffing ready for sei' shol. GlRL'S BASKETBALL Embarked on lhe loughesl schedule in Rider College hislory, l'his year's edilion of lhe Riderelles laced a l-lerculean laslc. Unleashing elheir mosl prolilic ollensive ol The season, lhe Riderelles broughl lheir campaign To a successful close wilh a con- vincing 58-22 viclory over Drew Universily. The Riderelles golf oll lo a llying slarl by lopping Brooklyn College sexier, 26-l4. Lenore Peppelfs squad conlinued lheir win- ning ways when lhey came lhrough in 'line fashion by lrouncing a game Queens College sexlel. The squad lhen hir rough sledding and dropped games lo Panzer College, Easl Slroudsburg and Adel- phia. Mary Pesficci emerged as high-scorer lor lhe season wilh 92 poinls, averaging lO.2 poinls per game. Miss Declcer nelled 85 counler lo lalce second honors over Miss Byrne, a close Jrhird wilh 82 poinls. The Ridererles emerged wilh a season rolal of live wins againsl four selbaclns in len slarls for Peppers cause, one game end- ing in a lie. 1 I

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GlRL'S BOWL! G BELOW' Two of The fi T b . :nes owling pros- pecTs To come info Their own This year were Jean Freiboli, lofi, and -Irene Topor. righf. Miss Toper displayed fine form by Topping all comers and racking up 2,227 pins for a season high. 12.7 Picfure above is The VarsiTy bowling Team. LEFT TO RIGHT: Helen Plafe, lrene Toper, Theresa Naslo Len P , ore eppefs, coach: Evelyn Nobis and Jenn FreiboH. ' The Rider Keglers' spirils were high This ea h y rg owever, The games in The win column were low. The Team compeTed wiTh Tour ofher colleges: Drexel, N.Y.U., Penn and Temple. The RidereTTes deTeaTed Drexel buT losT Their oTher T h ma c es. lrene Toper, caiplain of The Rider Tive, was high scorer Tor The season wiTh ToTal pins oT 2227. l-lelen PlaTe Tollowed wiTh 2038, and Then Jean FreiboTT 'Th wi I892. Helen PlaTe Took The honors Tor The Three game series wiTh The hi h ' g game of 2I I agaunsT Drexel. Coach Lenore PeppeTs is expecTing four of This year's Team To reTurn nexl year' lrene To e J . p r, ean FreiboTT, Evelyn Nobis and Terry NasTo.