Rider University - Shadow Yearbook (Lawrenceville, NJ)

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p inx Honorary Society u QUNDED to promote a more complete and thorough under- standing of the iousiness World and to foster a philosophy ioased upon service to our fellow men, Sphinx, the honor society of the department of Business Administration, has kept steadily to its course during the years since its inception. This society is composed of a small numioer of carefully selected men and Women, chosen on a basis of scholastic activity as Well as irreproachalole character. Membership is evidenced hy the key which those selected are privileged to Wear. SPI-IINX HONORARY SOCIETY Betty Shoemaker Caiista White Charles Moxvery William Patterson Joseph Kennedy ' Frank Rauhe, Jr. Robert Vanvvinide 103

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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 '

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A Commercial Teac ers, .Club THE COMMERCIAL TEACHERS' CLUB has just completed A a second successful year. It was organized in April, IQB6, under tlie supervision of lVlr. C. A. lVlcKinney, with six purposes in mind: - 1. To louild loyalty to Rider College. , 2. To l1elp tlie freshmen and new memlaers to feel 'af liome immediately upon tlieir arrival. 5,' To invite spealcers from tlie educational and tlie lousi- ness fielcls to -givetlue clulJ'tl1e loenetit of tl1eir-experi- ' ence. . ' . I Q 4. To do everytliing possilole to llit its memlyers for tlieir positions as teaclxers of commercial sulajects. g 5. To louilcl alumni groups for-teaclners wlio laave gradu- ated from Rider College. A 6. To' estalnlisli an lmonor society. D Activities ol tlie clulo are not limited to tlle regular meetings. The annual clulo- picnic. is lield in tlie spring and the annual loanquet is an importantevent of tlie summer term. , 1 , OFFICERS RICHARD NAISH ...... I ...................... ............... P resiclent GEORGE lVlADDEN ...... ......... X fice-Presiclent lVlARICN CLEMENTS ........ ............... S ecretary WILLIANI BROOKS ..... .A ........ Treasurer 104 ,