Rider University - Shadow Yearbook (Lawrenceville, NJ)

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IH3 A Y V- i My ..,. ..-....-., ,, ......,7.. V..- - , -..,,...n,.-.:.,.,,r P A W,,IH41zfz l Lf 1, Il ,. ll 1. K. i ll 5, l 4 i. i E1 '1 I l X. 4 it l. fl vu I l 4 , , GLEE CLUB THE Rider Colleqe Glee Cluh ended a successful season this year with the presentation ot a highly appreciative assembly program. Durinq the Weeks of the active season, the musical masterpieces of Bach and Beethoven were studied. As a result of the interest displayed in operatic work, the organizq- tion visited several musical comedy productions. A potent factor in all ot the Glee Clulo's endeavors was the capalole leadership ot Mrs. Ehy. OFFICERS CHARLES W. MCWERY ........ ........................ ,,,,,,.,,,..,.., p I esid-ent YETTA SAGCTSKY .......... .......... V ice-President MARTHA ELEISCHER ,..... .........., S ecretary MRS. A. I. EBY ............. HQ nvuh Directress l r

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1 EXPERT TYPIST CLUB l-IE Expert Typist Club, under the leadership of Miss Rita Cosenza, head of the Typewriting Department and specialist in Typing Methods, was organ- ized on October 9, 1935, with Vivian Thorne, who holds the club record of l42 words per minute, President, Cecelia Beuttenmuller, secretaryp and Rose Cerone, treasurer. The object of this club is to promote a higher degree of speed and effici- ency in typing. lt is the aim of each member to receive the award offered by the Gregg Company for speed and accuracy. The initiatory banquet, with Dr. loseph W. Seay as guest speaker, was held at the Y. W. C. A. Miss Anne Morris of,the Shorthand Department was at that time elected an honorary member. On Ianuary l5, l936, in a contest which was held between this Club and the Honorary Typing Club, the Honorary Typing Club carried off the honors by two points. A A formal dinner-dance was held at the Surf Club on March l3, l936. The whole club attended and the Faculty and Administration were represented by Miss Rita Cosenza, Miss Anne Morris, Miss Bernice Gee, and Mr. C. M. Callahan. SHH UUUI

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' t SYMPHCNY'ORCHESTRA MR. C. M. CALLAHAN-Conductor l-HS year's Rider College Symphony Crchestra Worked diligently under the direction of Conductor Callahan. During its weekly rehearsals the orchestra perfected some of the most difficult classical selections. Much work was also accomplished along the lighter vein of musical comedy and novelty composi- tions. The orchestra frequently performed before the student body and visited many civic organizations during its season. ln every event this group of talented musicians was appreciated to the highest degree. -- Y' ---W' a' 4' 't' ' 'f T A f . Mr-mv-5-p .,,. A t. , i ft R l ruin? .. , iw 4- ihhfjdwhl