Rider University - Shadow Yearbook (Lawrenceville, NJ)

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Seated-left to Right: Rev. David Coddington, E. James Hodgett, Max Thomas, Donald Ney, Marion Adamy, Alfred Flowers, John Heard, Theoda Curtis, Dr. Winters, Mr. Tippin, William Workman, Alfred Brown, Dr. H. T. Mead, Mr. 'McKinney. Second Row-Left to Right: Betty Broeftle, May Bowcock, Nancy Yetter, Helen Wolf, Betty Bradley, Charlotte Zumbrum, Dorothy Early, Gloria Babcock, Jane Thomas, Hazel Crider, Audrey Potter, Ruth Olesiewicz, Gladys Meerwald, Betty J. Frenz, Alice Barrett, Rev. Kenneth Irwin. Third Row-Left to Right: Charles Long, E. R. Barton, Earl Garrison, Robert Bulloch, Janet Cline, Shirley Price, Dorothy Wruk, Martha Biemes- derfer, Frances Tilton, Donna Getic, Phyllis McVoy, Grace Parry, George Strohsahl, Harold Ackerman, John Mason, Wayne Walls. Fourth Row-Left to Right: Bill Auttum, Gerald Huff, Harry Taylor, Herbert Klepper, Raymond Keller, Jerome Haines, Phillip Brand, Robert Haze, Gust Carlson, John Heckman, Raye Mahaffey, Bill Adler, Al Frazer, John Soderstrom, Al Wyman. 'TRINITY CLUB Under the leadership of a few enthusiastic students, an innovation was started at Rider College last February, in the form of a Protestant group called The Trinity Club. Professor Chester A. McKinney acted in the capacity of faculty adviser for the new club which met semi-monthly at the Fourth Presbyterian Church. During the course of the season, the members visited many of the community churches and invited several of the respective pastors to be guest speakers at the regular meetings. John Heard, President, Alfred Flowers, Vice-President, Teoda Curtis, Recording Sec- retary, Marion Adamy, Corresponding Secretary, and Donald Ney, Treasurer, were olficers for the year. These students were instrumental in securing membership for the club in the Mid-Atlantic Region of the National Student Christian Movement to which some one hundred colleges and universities belong. The group is founded on the ideals of education, inspiration and social understand- ing, ideals which are carried out in the regular meetings. Looking forward to becoming an established organization at the College, the Trinity Club ended their year's activities with a picnic at the home of the adviser, Mr. McKinney.

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Seated-Left to Right: Rose Congui, Rose de Lorenzo, Mariorie Monoco, Dr. Moran, Dr. Knight, Professor Schultz, Robert George, Fred Jankowski, Virginia Smith. Second Row-Left to Right: Edward Garrison, Gerald Huff, Glenn Cox, Ann Barr, Harry Goldenberg, Joseph Manzione, Steve Haiek. Third Row-Left to Right: Richard Poindexter, Charles Walker, Albert Dominick, Casper Meals. PSYCHOLOGY CLUB Membership in the Psychology Club includes those students who have achieved at least a B average in' their psychology classes. Although in former years it was necessary to restrict the number to fifteen members, at present there is no limit to the number of students desiring membership. The club this year consisted of twenty members. Under the able leadership of Dr. George Knight and Mrs. Douglas Schultz, the organization has enjoyed an extensive program, including interesting talks by guest speakers and visits ot local institutions. The meetings are held in the form of informal round-table discussions. The officers were as follows: president, Robert George, vice-president, Marjorie Monaco, and secretary- treasurer, Frederick Jankowski. 151 .Ea in ll -iff? L, ,i 3' 'ii gl. my srl 1 --.sv .520 W ROBERT GEORGE President

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