Rider University - Shadow Yearbook (Lawrenceville, NJ)

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COMMERICAL TEACHERS' CLUB N April 28, l936, a group of teacher training students met for the purpose of organizing a Teachers' Club. Enthusiasm was shown for such an organization and plans were made for the adoption of a constitution. At the second meeting the constitution was adopted and the officers were elected. ' The objects of the Teachers' Club are: l. To build loyalty to Rider College. 2. To help the freshmen and new members to feel at home immediately upon their arrival. 3. To invite speakers from the educational and the business fields to give the club the benefit of their experiences. 4. To do everything possible to fit its members for their positions as teachers of commercial subjects. V 5. To build alumni groups for teachers who have graduated from Rider College. 6. To establish an honor society. Superintendent of the Trenton City Schools, Paul Loser, was the first out- side speaker for the club and was unanimously elected as our first honorary member. The sponsors consist of Dr. Winters, Dr. Grinstead, Mr. McKinney, and Dr. Knight. There are now l3O members. t t tit sl Utltll 2 .

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89 38 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION CLUB THE Business Administration Club was orqanized in March, l936. The club has had many outstanding functions since its inception into the department. Members of the club are chosen from both the senior and junior depart- ments of the School ot Business Administration. At present this number totals forty active members. The club endeavors to have meetings which will include discussions and lectures from important business executives concerning the problems and status of the modern business World. At the termination of the club's active season this year a very successful banquet was enjoyed by both members ot the club and its advisers. OFFICERS CHARLES LIEB ........ ..................... .................. P r esident AL WOODS ,..................... ......... V ice-President SHARON LOWE .,--...--..---.-. .......,...... S ecretary' CHARLES W. MCWERY WILLIAM NE-Y-HART Dvhln' ----- ............ T r easurers DR. LEROY MAYES .. --f--' ....... F CICU.l.I'Y Advisers

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I9 GIRLS' VARSITY CLUB HE Girls' Varsity Club continued to operate in its highly efficient manner Tduring the past year, with Ruth Eddy, one of the shining lights on the basketball team, presiding at meetings as President. Eligibility for this organ- ization requires an active participation in the expanding sports program of varsity competition for Women, plus a high degree of scholarship. Now that the athletic program at Rider is actually in its growing stage, a bright future in the field of athletics may be forecast. Teams will improve, schedules will be enlarged, and the women athletes at Rider shall receive ample opportunity to prove their mettle in the athletic field of endeavor. ' oPPrcERS RUTH EDDY ............................. ................................ ,,,,,,.-,,,'.--. P I esident MARIE ENGLAND ......................... ,--.-.'.-. V ice-President MILDRED LAUTENBERGER ...,..... ............... S ecretary MURIEL IOHNSON ................ ..-......--.... ' T reqsurer MISS ANNE MORRIS ........ .......... F Clculty Adviser SCOTT MOSCOVICH ....... ......... S tudent Adviser