Rider University - Shadow Yearbook (Lawrenceville, NJ)

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GREENWCOD HALL This was The firsf year in fhe lasf decade fhaf Greenwood l-lall has been occupied by male Rider College sfudenfs. For fhe pasf few years fhis clormifory has been fhe home of independenf freshman girls, and only because of fhe change in sfuclenf rafios did fhis become a men's dorm. . One of fhe mosf beaufiful and besf sifuafed dorrnifories on fhe campus, Greenwood l-lall was home for close fo 'lhirfy sfudenfs fhis year. Even wifh fhis number of sfudenls each and every person had all fhe comforfs of home and an ever presenf friendly afmosphere exisfed fhroughouf fhe house. Alfhough fhis hall is bordered on one side by a lof if offers fhe felling of freedom fo The occupanfs of The dorm, and also gives fhem ample room for fheir afhlefic acfivifies. Represenfafives of This dormifory were acfive in sporfs, bofh infer-dorm and infra-mural, socially fhrough fhe various clubs and frafernifies in fhe school, and educafionally by virfue-of achiev- ing honor grades in fheir classes. limi 1f' ,TkW1hkv llil... , -

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IDA BOFFEY BACON HALL In Seplrember, 43 girls including Treshmen and upper classmen, were greeled by Mrs. Blanche Berglels, Ihe house- molher al Ida Bofley Bacon Hall, and Io lheir pleasure found Ihe dormilory complelely renovaled. The house looked very arlraclive, and was greally enjoyed by The girls. By The lime we had gollen well acquainled ir was Hal- loween. A parly was given which was a huge succee. Near The close of Ioolball season we began 'ro look forward Io Ihe annual Thanksgiving dinner. Our dinner was held in Mary Hooper Hall and included Iurkey wilh all Ihe Irimmings. Our guesls for The-evening included Dean Wrighl and Dr. and Mrs. Gill. As our second Ierm progressed, 'rhe Chrislmas spiril prevailed. We sen'r gills 'ro Ihe Carolyn Slokes Nursey as our annual project We wen'r Chrislmas caroling wilh The girls from Mary Hooper Hall, and visiled Ihe nearby dormilories, sororily and Iralernily houses. Wilh Ihe school year drawing Io a close, 'rhe girls en- joyed a farewell dinner wilh lingering memories of a happy year spenr al Bacon Hall. 223 I I i' LEFT TO RIGHT: Rose Kane, Joyce Smifh, Joan Mason, Marjorie Burneffe, Leflie Mir- anda, Frances Clen, Rulh Hake, Ann Price, Olga Miranda, Jane Husvar, Irma Joyce, Jane Prolo- masfro, Elizabefh Guenfher, Mrs. Blanche Afkinson. SECOND ROW, ON ARMS OF CHAIRS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Joanne Galinn, Pal' Tale, Ann Garonzik ISITTING ON CHAIRI, Joanne Robinson, Lenny Kunkel, Connie Orrison ION ARMS OF CHAIRSI. SIeIIa Economus, Nancy Fruedenberger, Elinor Jones ISITTING ON ARMI, PaHy Bond, Terry Nasfo, Miriam Bradley IKNEELINGI, Irene Goran- i+is ISITTING ON AR-MI. THIRD ROW, BOT- TOM, KNEELING: Maria Malafronfe, Mary Man- genelli, Jean Robinson, Vera Hudson, Mary Van Why, Elizabeth McFaII.

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EDITH WRIGHT HALL ln SepTember, I948, EdiTh WrighT Hall, one Time women's dormiTory was converTed inTo a men's dormiTory and renamed WrighT Hall. The reason Tor This change was due To The increase in men sTudenTs aT Rider. MosT of The men of WrighT Hall are Treshman, and They Tind Their liTe TogeTher aT Wrighf Hall pleasanT and harmonious. House elecTions are held in Seplremloer aT which Time a PresiclenT, SecreTary and Treasurer are elecTed. According To Mr. GlanTz. precepTor, The boys of WrighT Hall are boTh plesanT and co-operaTive.