Rider University - Shadow Yearbook (Lawrenceville, NJ)

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412. Lirfsg p T if , Cl S-T s f . 4 S T . K FRANK BORRELLE, ediTor of The Rider NEWS during I948-49, was a iournalism maior. He was a vice-presideni' of Pi DelTa Phi, a member of The OrienTaTion CommiTTee, and was appoinTed To The Honorary PublicaTions FraTerniTy. WHO'S WHO Leading scorer on The varsiTy baskeTball squad for several years, JOHN COTT- RlLL was presidenT of The May secTion of The senior class. His acTiviTies in- cluded VarsiTy Club, presidenTg DelTa Sigma Pi, OrienTaTion CommiTTee, Busi- ness AdminisTraTion Club, lnTer-FraTerniTy Council, Skull and Sabres, and inTramural soTTball and TooTball. TwenTy-Two seniors were rewarded for Their ACHIEVEMENT during Their sTay aT The college when They were accepTed for recog- niTion in The I949-50 ediTion oT Who's Who Among STudenTs in American UniversiTies and Colleges. Those named were Frank Borrelle, John ColTrill, Eugene Dinces, Samuel Evans, Mary Lou GerharT, James Harrison, Nicholas l-lirTh, MaTThew LaCross, Mary Lou Messler, ErnesT Noviclc, Joseph Noviclc, DoroThy Pladis, Richard Poyda, Joseph Rubino, PaTricia Ryan, Karl SchmidT, Audrey Scoilebo, William SmiTh, Nicholas Spadaccini, James Vanderpol, Hugh Venanzi, and William Zserdin, The sTudenTs recognized in The ediTion, represenTing over 600 colleges and universiTies, are nominaTed by Their respecTive schools. Campus nominaling commiTTees are insTrucTed To make Their selecTions on The basis of scholarship, cooperaTion and leadership in academic and exTracurricular acTiviTies, ciTizenship and service To The school, and a promise ol TuTure usefulness To business and socieTy. Each sTudenT accepTed by The organizaTion is awarded a cerTiTicaTe of recogniTion. As an adiuncT To The infernafional honor program, a placemenT service is conducied Tor The convenience of iTs members when They graduaTe or in TuTure years. The seniors named This year were The leaders of TraTerniTies, clubs, publicaTions, and various college organizaTions and acTiviTies. lri addiTion To Their exTracurricular acTiviTies, They were TrequenT Dean's LisT sTudenTs. 'Their AGHIEVEMENT was recognized when They received' These honors. 'fl ' y , . ' P PresidenT of Slrull and Sabres, EUGENE DINCES was acTive in Sigma Lambda. Pi. vice-presiclenT and Treasurer, K a p P H Alpha Mu, secreTary, Treasurer, and vice- president Rider NEWS, SHADOW, Hil- lel Council, OrienTaTion CommiTTee, Var- siTy Club, varsiTy Traclr, and inTramural sofTball, baslreTball, and TooTball. SAMUEL EVANS, 'Former presidenT of The Spanish Club, was an accounTing maior. He was also a member of The AccounTing Club and The Mr. and Mrs- Club. T ,'-i :Lf- few agp , ' -if ,.1,syy,F' T4 i ' j f 'EY . . wi gy. ,g.,5P.': : -T K-.ywgry ,.i , iavlkq if 1-ik will -4 3 l ' E v'