Georgian Court University - Courtier Yearbook (Lakewood, NJ)

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Economics Sitting: P. Langan, C. Grande, C. Loretti, P. The Home Economics Club provides its members with practical as well as theoretical experience in domestic science and the opportunity to discover new ideas in this field. Under the sponsorship of the club, field trips are planned and executed throughout the school year so that students may learn the various methods and techniques employed by leading manufacturers in the preparation of products connected with home economics. This year Miss Murphy, the moderator, attended the American Dietetic Association Convention in New York while Mary Lou The Home Club Bacco, M. O'Connell, C. Roth, M. L. Wilkinson, P. Loughran, M. Tark, D. Chapman, J. Kelly, C. Perini. Standing: J. Pisciotto, C. Montelibano, J. Zachara, A. Sheehan, J. Provan, R. Folker, J. M. McDonnell, J. Wong, M. Chioco, C. Rush, M. Vail, P. Casale, R. Mika, B. Beam, M. McCloskey, K. Byrnes, C. Poprocki, M. Handal, si Meehan. Completing its fifth year, the Business Club now takes its well-deserved place as an old timer’ among the clubs on the campus. The main purpose of the Business Club is to promote interest in business and associated sciences. This club endeavors to further knowledge of the prac- tical side of business by means of field trips and projects. Two field trips undertaken this year were a visit to the United States Mint in Philadelphia and to the New York Stock Exchange. Either motion pictures were shown or Business Club Front Row: J. Belli, R. Chafey, Tr. Cappiello, C. Cusick, A. Larach, A. Kanehann, B. Barry, A. Vidal. Second Row: M. Sy-Quia, D. Bray, F. Gregory, J. Scanlon, R. Loscarso, B. Granito, M. Nasello, G. Larach. Back Row: M. Rivera, M. Barreras, C. Perri, G. Backes, M. Coyle, i FitzPatrick, V. Loomis, Ke Byrnes, M. Tark, S. Kanehann, M. J. Apel, E. Balmert, G. Galesi, L. Ortiz, E. Ho. 175 Wilkinson and Rita Mika attended the national conven- tion held in Atlantic City. Katherine Byrnes and Rita Mika later represented the club at the Province Workshop II at Pennsylvania State College. The club is a member of the New Jersey State Home Economics Club with Rita Mika acting as state secretary. The club is an affiliated member of the American Home Economics Association of America. Officers include Katherine Byrnes, president; Mary McCloskey, vice pres- ident; Margaret Hoyas, secretary; and Betty Beam, treasurer. lectures were given by the club members after each month- ly meeting. During the first semester, the club was under the fine supervision of Sister Muriel. At present, the Business Club has for its moderator a new and capable member of the faculty, Miss Premont. Officers of the club are Rose Loscarso, president; Joan Scanlon, vice president; Frances Gregory, secretary; Beverly Granito, treasurer.

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The Science Club was organized to help students be- come familiar with scientific developments in various fields and discover the practical application of the under- lying principles. Through programs consisting of field trips, lectures, discussions and demonstrations by the members, the stu- dents become acquainted with the newest developments in various scientific fields. Sitting: D. Baron, J. Innes, C. Geigel, N. Mujioz, M. A. Kling, J. Provan, C. Montelibano, V. AL varez. Standing: C. Fiore, M. Martin, C. Roth, C. Rush, C. Loretti, A. Titone, D. Terraneo, (e Grande, B. Colligan, A. Sassani, S. Riehman, S. Johnston, R. Remias, J. M. Hartmann, E. deGroat, M. DiBenedetto, S. Echevarri. The Science Club The special interests of the club members also suggest discussion topics which contribute much to the interest of the students participating. The officers of the club are: Nilda Mufoz, president; Carmen Geigel, vice president; Mary Ann Kling, secre- tary; and Joan Provan, treasurer. The club is under the able direction of Sister Mary Grace. The Student Affiliate of the American Chemical Society The Student Affiliate of the American Chemical Society, organized on campus in 1949, offers an oppor- tunity for chemistry majors and minors to gain an insight into the professional fields of chemistry. This year the club journeyed to Thiokol, Trenton, and Johnson and Johnson, New Brunswick. Other campus activities included professional lectures, the annual Open House in the laboratory, student tutoring, and social events. The ultimate building of a new science building was the incentive to several fund-raising projects this year. The moderators for the society are: Sister Mary Grace and Sister Mary Stephanie. The officers for this year were: Joan Marie Hartmann, chairman; Marie Martin, president; Mary DiBenedetto, vice president; Sally Rieh- man, secretary-treasurer. Front Row: C. Montelibano, J. M. Hartmann, M. DiBenedetto, M. Martin, C. Geigel, 5S. Rieh- man, N. Mujiioz, D. Baron. Back Row: M. A. Kling, B. Colligan, A. Sassani, E. deGroat.

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Heya fey So we de sien rsbeio Tl Cibieelaialaee, intel: Se wees its si cr I Front Row: C. Muydi, D. Chapman, V. West, A. Maday, E. Reiley. Second Row: M. McCor- mick, J. McGinn, M. Dosal, C. Poprocki, M. Des- mond, E. Ho. Third Row: M. J. Apel, L. Ortiz, E. deGroat, C. Berhard, J. Benzoni. Back Row: M. Barreras, G. Callahan, S. Johnston, IME, Te Gallery, J. Curette. Le Cercle Jeanne D’Arc This year, Le Cercle Jeanne d’Arc gained its inde- pendence as a separate and distinct college organization. The aim of Le Cercle Jeanne d’Arc is to develop in the student ease and exactness in speaking and understanding the language, customs, culture, people and history of France. The organization surveyed French musicians and composers through recordings of the famous French sym- phonies. The club members learned through it French folk and classic songs and dances. It introduced the stu- To develop a greater knowledge of the Spanish Jan- guage and to increase the interest of the Courtiers in the literature, music and customs of Spain and Latin America is the objective of “El Cervantes’. This has been ac- complished this year through a program of activities in- cluding field trips, association with the National Federa- tion of Spanish Colleges, and by lectures and discussions dents to French :delicacies and pastries as well as to lovely French perfumes and wearing apparel. The organ- ization entertained French clubs from other colleges and compared knowledge and interests. The moderator of the French club is Miss Simone Deitz. The officers for the current year are: Anne Maday, president; Christil Frenhoff, vice president; Claudette Berhardt, secretary; Marta Barreras, treasurer. Front Row: M. O'Connell, B. Barry, B. Granito, H. Belli, P. Casale, A. Larach, G. Larach. Second Row: M. Barreras, B. Maclntyre, C. Geigel, N. Munoz, M. Dosal. Back Row: A. Kanehann, L. Ortiz, G. Backes, J. Kennedy, V. Alvarez, Ke McElroy, C. Berhard, S. Kanehann, L. Franco, i Gregory, E. Condina, G. Chiniski, H. Bravo, A. Vidal, C. Roth, T. Costello. El Cervantes on the education in Spanish countries. The social aspect of “El Cervantes’ was also well developed by sponsoring a tea dance which the Spanish clubs of Fordham and Rutgers Universities attended. The officers are: Carmen Geigel, president; Nilda Munoz, vice president; Betty McIntyre, secretary; and Nancy Sullivan, treasurer.