Rider University - Shadow Yearbook (Lawrenceville, NJ)

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JOSEPH SHIPULE President it Honorary Typists, Club THE HONORARY TYPISTS' CLUB has made its activities more interesting this past year by having another contest with the Expert Typists' Club. This was held on Feioruary 8, 1937. The Honorary Typists' Club carried off the honors ioy one point, the score ioeing 68-67. Cn April 6, a social was held at Hunter,s Inn, followed by a theatre party. An increasing interest in speed and accuracy in typing is shown Ioy time large mernloership of this club. This is indicative of the number of rnernloers vvho can type on the average of 60 Words a minute. - The Honorary Typists, Cluioloilfers a spur to ambition as Weil as recreation, organization, and friendly rivalry. JOSEPH SHIPULE. ....... ELIZABETH BOOGHER MINERVA FOLEY ....... ROSE LAMATTINA ...... Miss RITA .CCSSENZA 112 QFFICERS ...............President .lvice-President ...........Tl'8ClSUT9T ...............Secretary ' Faculty Adviser

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Skull and Sahres Society THE sicorr AND sABREs Hoivoa socuarr was Organ- ized in 1Q27 hy Clair F. Bee, former director of athletics of Rider College. In the ten years of its existence it has held true to those principles which first prompted its organization. The aim of this exclusive hody is leadership hy the following: High scholastic achievement. The preservation of athletic prestige, hoth in varsity and I intermedial relations. Promotion of extra-curricular activities. Each year thirteen undergraduate men are chosen to carry on the work of the organization. They are chosen because they have heen outstanciing in some phase of the college life and hecause they have shown themselves to he leaders. In the past year the Skull and Sahres have sponsored dances after all haskethail games. Members have also sponsored the intramural haskethali and intramural softball leagues and presentecl trophies to the winners. 111 H. BENYON President

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Efficient Typists, Cluh NDER the leadership of Miss Rita Cosenza, head of the Typevvriting Department and specialist in Typing Methods, the Efficient Typists' Club was organized in 1955 as the Expert Typists, Cluh. The name was changed in the fait of 1956. Twenty-three students elected to join the ciuh this year. A speed of fifty Words a minute is the minimum requirement for eligibility. Each memher aims to receive the award offered hy the Gregg Company for speed and accuracy. A higher degree of speed and efficiency is the main oiojective. I During the course of the coiiege year the cluh members made a trip to Philadelphia, gave a dinner at Chiidss Restaurant, and held a theatre party at one of the iocai playhouses. OFFICERS FRANCIS J. RUGGE.'XR ....... ........................ .............. P 1 -esiclent FLORENCE CAMERON .... ........ V ice-President NIISS RITA COSENZA ....... ...... F acuity Adviser 113 FLORENCE CAMERON Vice-President