Rider University - Shadow Yearbook (Lawrenceville, NJ)

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I X Accountants, Honorary Society MEMBERSHIP in the Honorary Society represents the goal and ambition of every member of the Accountants' Club. This society was organized by the club for the purpose of stimulat- ing the efforts of its members to higher scholastic achievement and to reward the ones who have, in the estimation of the accounting faculty, fulfilled the requirements and have proved themselves worthy of membership. The men elected to the Honorary Society must be active members of the Accountants' Club, must possess qualities for success in Accountancy, and must have attained an average of at least eighty-five during their terms at college. THE HONORARY SOCIETY Ruth Evans Lawrence hliciceisen Louis Nardone George Dzurinico 'David Sorin Albert Bavaria 101

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Alpina Epsilon Zeta ESTABLISHED bythe Student Council last year, the Alpha qEpsilon Zeta ti-Ionorary Society provided a means of recog- nition to tilose seniors who hold the high esteem 'ot their fellow students. Qualifications for membership require nigh scholastic standing, demonstrated leadership in the chosen field, and interest and participation in fextracurricuiar activities. Membership is limited to tenias a maximum. Nominations are made from eacii 'of the four senior' departments. Election of memioers is made from the submitted nominations by a committee composed of administrative and department heads. Each student eiected to the Alpha Epsilon Zeta fraternity is awarded a-certificate of memioersiiip. The honor of ioeionging' to the society is the highest award which the college can offer. Included in this year,s selections are the following: Anne Lauiole, EIizataetii'Boogi1er, Caiista White, William L. Patterson, Harry Gleason, Richard Yingiing, Lawrence Mickeisen, Charles W. Moway, George Dzurinlco, and William K. 'VViHiams. 100 ,

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uilla Honor Society THE QUJLL HONOR SOCIETY Was organized Ioy the Secre- tarial Science Club, and became operative in the college year ending August, 1937. The purpose of the Club is to raise the standards of accomplishment of its memioers, and to aid them in reaching a sincere appreciation and understanding of their part in the Business world. The Bases upon which the committee, com- posed of members of the .faculty and administrationzcnose the recipients of, the awards are: scholarship, ieaderstiip, character, participation in extra-curricular activities, and esteem of fellow students. t v V The five charter members of time Quill Honor Society were presented Witiivlceyshioy the Secretarial Science Club as emblems of their achievement. A MEMBERS . Elizaioetti Buoogher Fred Rosecrans Mvary House I' ' Raymond Hadden - Louise Mabie . , , 102 '