Rider University - Shadow Yearbook (Lawrenceville, NJ)

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HEERLEADER ,s a, ,L 1' 1-- 91 33: X rg, N SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Roberi' Lorraine Laprade, capTaing Allrecle Fw 1-' T . Sykes, Lenore PeppeTs advisor Lech, Grace Cullman and HecTor ,.w ' l Sanlose. BOTTOM, LEFT TO RIGHT: Evelyn Hubbel and Terry Peluso Paced by CapTain Lorraine Laprade, The Rider College cheerleaders led The Rider Tens in cheers aT all home and away TooTbaIl and baskeTbaII games. WiTh Two veTerans reTurning, Lorraine Laprade and AlTreda Lach, Trom lasT year's aggregaTion, The spiriT boosTers supplied The necessary spark ThaT encouraged The Roughrider aThleTes To vicTory. Under The able TuTelage oT Lenore PeppeTs, direcTor oT women's aThleTics, The cheerleaders formed a well-lcniT combinaTion ThaT enhanced all conTesTs ThaT would have appeared dull and lacking in The TradiTional college spiriT. Newcomers To The squad included RoberT Sykes, Evelyn l-lubbel, Terry Peluso, Grace Cullman and T-lecTor SanTose. JT .ini CapTain of Cheerleader, 'Lorraine Laprade. fb 7 raw 4 ,,,,v1n X .mn T N

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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.

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pions oT Rider College. r?,,i,,?V : ., , .. Rider College Inframural Bowling League players pose 'for Shadow PhoTog. The championship wenT To The Hungry Five group which was paced by Jim Harmon and Hank Wurfzel. PicTured aT Ieff is The Rider Sfags, Rider College Iniramural Champions. LEFT TO RIGHT, KNEELING: Ken Dawan, Bill Comes, Walf Sawrulr, Earl Miller and Nick Bucci. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Tony Meilinger, Angelo Peckeraieri, Don Pocher and PaT O'Shaughnessy. Mike Halasz, Ed Wishim, Herb Berfhold and Andy Pole- Tynski were ebsenl' when phoTo was Taken. I TRAMURAI. SOFTBALL And BOWLI G The Rider STags, by virTue oT consecuTive one- run playoTT wins over Pi DelTa Phi, Rider Seals and RosaTis, became The l95O lnTramural SoTTball Cham- The STags, who had To go Ten innings To nose ouT Pi DelTa Phi Tor a playoTT berTh in The Sabre League, played inspired ball as They came Trom behind To nip The Seals, Skull League champions, 6-5, in a double-header game, and Then Trounce The highly-TouTed unbeaTen RosaTis, winner oT The Sabre League, by an 8-7 score. The STags had To TighT an uphill baTTle and Tinally won The game in The lasT of The eighTh. WiTh Two down and Herb BerThold on second, Don Pocher slapped a single Through The box To score BerThold on a close play. Mike I-lalasz did yeoman work on The mound, hurling all Three games in Two days Tor The STags. Angelo Peckeraieri, Tiery player-manager, sparked The new champions wiTh his Tine shorTsTopping. The l-lungry Five won Their TirsT inTra-mural bowling TiTle This pasT year, as They smashed every Team record in The league's hisTory, seTTing new marks as They wenT Through The season. No Team has ever earned The TiTle in more decisive Tashion. winning The TirsT half oT The league, and Then going on To win The TiTle in The greaTesT bowling maTch The loop has ever wiTnessed. ATTer This mighTy ouTbursT, The Lucky Seven deTending champion, was overwhelmed aTTer a harcl TighT. For Two brillianf maTches The Lucky Seven Team kepT close To The red-hoT pace oT The new TiTlisTs, buT The second half winners TalTered in The sTreTch as I-lungry Five poured on The pressure To conclude wiTh a 2,8l7 mark, over IOO pins higher Than The Tormer mark oT 2,709, seT by The Lucky Seven. Jim I-larmon, oT The Hungry Five, was The indi- vidual high man Tor The league, winning a personal Trophy.