Rider University - Shadow Yearbook (Lawrenceville, NJ)

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Sl' aTing members. and Mary Lou GerharT, secreTary. campuses here in The EasT. Such an organizaiion Omcsfs of The Business Admlnimailoni oi sTudenTs cannoT Tail To make a succes T Club making plans for Their annual picnic and ouTing. This was one of The mosi . . . . , successful veniums of me organinnon. reach in The business and indusTriaI worlds TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bill Quinlan, Carl Baumann, Mike Laila, Francis Owen, William Brown, Mike Kowalski, Day- Ton Randall, Eleanor Doebele, Raymond Garliclr, Hans Hinlrle, Maurice Vail, Joseph Kelly, Raymond Horner, Anihony Paul, Roberf Calavrese, Waller Ivanolif. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RGHT: John Margicin, Alberf Ausiin, George Paierson, John Kopel, George Holdencamp, Mel Cosfa, Hamlin Fenn, James Finann, William Wysocki, William Bour- bon, Don Foland, George Schweder, Ted Smiih, Manuel Hirshbland, Sam Halupa. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: John Kozalr, Fred Beaudry, Paul Hammel, Roberf Mann, Barbara Sirassman, Pafricia Ryan, Bernice Ora, Judy Fox, Louise Noren, Helen Reiamal, Doi' Pladis, Beriram Frank, William STraTis, Morris Selva, Anihony Frascella. BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bernice Seidel, Richard Young, Sandy Pompei, Joan Poacher, Anihony Faboui, Nicholas Dorozinsky, E. Nicholas Hirfh, Alexander Poyda, Sieven Prusinoski, Mary Lou Gerhari, Roberf Brundage, Edward Kupp, Janef PoTTer, Warren Slavin, 'Muriel Fogelson. The club's general sTaTT is under The capable direcTion oT Mr. Alexander Poyda. l-Iis aidcs are Nicholas I-iirih, presideniz STeven Prusino 1 vice-presidenT7 Nicholas Dorozinsky, Treasur r The club voTed recenTly To enlarge iTs mem bership To Two hundred members. This will make iT one oT The largesT clubs on The campus. or The TuTure, The club plans To coniinue iTs oblcc Tives and principals, To go on more lield Trip T have more guesT speakers aT iTs annual banqueTs and To be one oT The imporlani clubs on The col lege campus. Working in close co-operaiion wiTh The TaculTy and sTudenT body, The club is sTriving To make iTselT a club To be repuiable on achieving The goals ThaT They have seT ouT To

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TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jay L. Johnson, Roberl Marlin, William Lawrence, Thomas Farrish, John Weldon, T. Gordon. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: John Ballersby, Roberl' Haines, Harold Maloney, William Lenchinslry, Allred Benassu, Rudy Peins, John Donnelly, Arlhur Severance, Ralph Dean, Tom Graham, George Taragowslri, Henry Roszkowslri, Charles Shinlrowslri, John Blaine, James Wailrins. THIRD ROW,' LEFT TO RIGHT: James McCann, C. Henderson, Ralph Crelin, William Zserdin, Louis Rospars, Nicholas Spadaccini, Roberl Neiman, David Olmslead, Ray Kerr, John Nichols, Charles Marfinelc, Fred Woiolowicz, Dave Ungarslry, John Van Arsdale, Andrew Zuczek. FOURTH ROW, LEFT TO RGHT: Edward Prolrop, Elmer Poller, Egberl Slocum, Dominick Colali, George Cosgroove, Ralph Vanaman, Willis Heclrman, Karl Werlrheiser, John Warnock, Franlr War- burlon, Thomas Turner, Paul Cogan, Morris Karshenbaum, Roberl Glynn, Roberl' Angle, David Jay. FIFTH ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lawrence Simonsen, Donald Cilla, Gordon Dann, Clifford Leming'. Thomas Weiner, David Smellz, Michael Ragusa, George Kalz, Joseph Iudica. Jack Wise, Anlonio Andrade, Lawrence Gold, James O'ConneII, Joseph Paolelli, George Ford. SIXTH ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Thomas McVey, Leslie Saflerlee, Wayne Chase, Joseph Holda, R. Diamond, Richard Hemen- way, Ralph Wesf, Sianley Dyba, Bernard D'Andrea, Nicholas DiMaria, Donald Hawlr, George Malone, Salvalore Musumeci, Daniel Focshiano, Roberl Alberi. BOTTOM ROW, 'LIEFT TO RIGHT: Harold Aclrerman, Roberl Foose, Richard Palmer, Joseph Todare, Harry Horowilz, Joseph Marcanlonio, Herbert Freeland, A. Eby, Irene Toper, Joseph Meslcill, Karl Schmidl, Joseph Cerio, Lorraine Moroz, Mayo Mernone, Allan Queen. Facully members lvlr. Leonard Olson and lvlr. Aaron Eby are lhe clubs capable advisors. Club officers are Herb Freeland, presidenl: Joseph lvlarcanlonia, vice-presidenlg Irene Toper, secre- laryq and Hugh Venanzi, lreasurer. I-lighlighls ol some of lhe acliviiies carried on by lhe club rhis year included movies al club meelings, a field lrip lo lhe Thiohol Chemical Company, lhe annual banquel, and a rallle lo raise lunds lo finance lhe Club's expenses, PROFESSOR L. A. OLSON, Advisor Many of lhe club's aclive alumni hold lcey accounling posi- 'lions wilh many large lirms here in lhe easl. These ex-members are slill very aclive in lhe doings ol lhe club. For lhe lulure lhe club will conlinue ils program ol dis- pensing knowledge gleaned on lhe accouniing profession and from The business worlds. There will be more movies, lie-ld lrips, leclures by noled figures ol accounling, and ii possible Iwo social affairs a year. Plans are underway lo enlarge lhe club's membership and io find a large enough place in which lo hold meelings. NL A is