Rider University - Shadow Yearbook (Lawrenceville, NJ)

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Secretaria Science Club N time spring of 1956, time Secretarial Science Ciuio was organ- ized under tile guidance of Dr. Leslie M. Davis, head of time College of Business Administration. The ciuio is composed of students of the junior and senior secretarial science department. Meetings are iieid twice a month, at which time tile group is addressed ioy memioers of the faculty, and ioy outside speakers. The club takes trips to local firms for the purpose of studying their offices. Sincere efforts are made to adhere to time purpose of binding more closely the secretarial science departments, and to con- stantly raise time standards of scholarship and leadership existing among time members. This year the ciuio installed time Quill Honor Societyg a fraternity organized for the purpose of officially recognizing time five most outstanding members of the senior iorancii of time Depart- ment. Keys were presented to the members of this society at time annual spring banquet. Mrs. Niary Roeioiing, first woman presi- dent of any Iocai ioanic, was the guest speaker. OFFICERS ELIZABETH BOOGHER .........,...............,......... .............. P resident HELEN-iVIAR1E I-IAVENS ....... ..--.-. X 7iCe-P1'eSiCl911i DOROTHQ H. NIIDDLETON ...... ........... S ecretary RICHARD YINC-LING ........... - 105 ......TI'9ClSU,l'9l' K ELIZABETH BOOGHER President

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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 ,

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x ROBERT VAN WINKLE President Business Administration Ciuio ACTIVITIES ofthe -B. A. Ciuio, under the supervision of Dr. Leroy Mayes and Dr. Leslie Davis, have proven successful and VVOI'thWi'liIC. ' Mr. Robert Van Winkle, president of the club, has intro- duced men of prominence to us in our meetings. The manager of tile- Trenton Branch of the Equitable Life Insurance Com- pany, the executive secretary of the Trenton Community Chest Fund, anct' the chief engineer of tiie'RoeioIing Company, who favored us with an illustrated lecture' on the construction of the Golden Gate Bridge, are a few of the outstanding lecturers for the year. . L . To promote closer affiliation between the Junior and Senior B. A. departments a banquet was held at the ioeginningiof time school year. Field trips to tile Remington Rand Company and Beit Telephones proved very educational to us. The club closed its activities by sponsoring another affair at AH:Jerti,s in May. f 106 '