Which three officer roles are commonly referenced as primary positions in clubs like Sub Deb Club?

• A. Treasurer, Secretary, Events Coordinator
• B. Chair, Secretary, Member at Large
• C. President, Vice-President, Secretary
• D. President, Treasurer, Parliamentarian

Answer: (C)

The main concept is recognizing which trio of officer roles most commonly provides the essential leadership, continuity, and administration for a club. The best-fitting combination is President, Vice-President, and Secretary. The president leads the organization, guiding方向, setting goals, and running meetings. The vice-president acts as the right hand and stands in when the president is unavailable, helping with planning and ensuring continuity. The secretary handles the club’s records and communications—minutes, notices, and member information—keeping everything organized and ensuring members stay informed.

Other roles like treasurer or events coordinator bring important specialized duties (finances or event planning), while a parliamentarian or chair is more about rules or a branding of the top leadership in some groups. A member-at-large is typically a non-officer member. Because the trio above covers the core governance, continuity, and administrative functions, it’s the commonly referenced primary set of officer positions.