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COVER S. BRUNT

Editor-in-Claief

WILLIAM SCHICKBusiness Manager

PANZER COLLEGEEAST OR'ANGE

, N . J.

Dedica tion

TO YOU

Chris top he r P . Wue st, Jr,

who have pa tiently and industriously undertaken toinsp ire us with the higher maxims of life and educa ~tion, whohave develop-ed in us a sense of loya lty to onAlma Ma ter and our fellowmen, whohave expedien tly sacrifi ced time for us and our school, who havea ided in our p roblems, rejoiced in our successes, andwhohave ca rried us to know the joy of a tta inment, we

of the gradua ting cla ss dedica te this volume .

The Fa culty

MARGARET C . BROWN , M.Ed.Professor of Education

Principles and Methods , Practice TeachingFol/e Dancing

AGNES BURNHAM , M.A .Professor of Socia l Sciences

History, Governement, Principles of Economics

ALBERT J . GORTON , B .P.H.Professor of Physical Education

Athletics, Gymna stics, Fencing, Kinesiology

HOLGER FREDERICK KILANDER , Ph.D.Professor of Sciences

Physiology, Hygiene, Health Educa tion

EVA ZON SMITH , M.A .Professor of English

English

CHRISTOPHER WUEST, JR . , M.Ed.Assis tant Professor of Physical Education

Rhythmical Gymna stics, Men’s Dancing, Swimming

GEORGE MIELE, B .P.E.Instruc tor in Physic al Education

Physical Education

The Olympia Staff

Editor—in-Chief COVER 8 . BRUNT

Business Manager WILLIAM SCH ICK

ALMA BOTTELLIVIDA GOULDFRANCES KIMBALLGLADYS KRI CH B AUMTH OMAS CouLTAsTH OMAS GERRITY

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ET I—IEL SIMPSONAGNES GRADWELLALMA VOM STEEGVERA PAVIANELSON SMITHBENJ AMIN SAMUELS

Senior Cla ss Office -rs

DANIEL JOSEPH KEANEPresident

AGNES GRADWELLVice President

RITA JAEGERSecreta ry

WILLIAM SCHICKTrea surer

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BENJAIVIIN BARBAROSH

"A boy with a ma n

’s idea s .”

South Side High School

Newark, N . J .

Bennie

Freshman Initi ating Commit tee 2 ; Varsity Gymn astic Team 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ; Cheer

Leader 3 , 4 ; Varsi ty Club 3 , 4 ; DaintyDolls 4 ; Soci al Commi ttee Varsity Club 4 .

“ Bennie is one of the most importan t

men on our famous gym team but his

abi lity does not s top as a gymnas t . Hhas been kn own for many years in Newark

for his abili ty to perform almost unbe

lievable antics on a diving—board . A glibtongue and fine sense of humor are on ly

a few of his most interes ting qualities .

JOSEPH BAYERIs it then a plague to be ha ndsome .South Side H igh School

Newark, N . J .

Phi Epsilon Kappa J

Gym Team I , 2 , 3 , 4 ; Captain Gym

Team 3 , 4 ; Student Council 1 , 2 ; Football

2 ; Varsi ty Club 2 , 3 , 4 .

“ Joe is one of the most serious thinkers

of the c lass . He is a successful direc tor

of recreation and number one man on th

gym team . One finds in him that splen~did type of Americ an manhood and a

grand personali ty for the t eaching p rofes

sion .

JOHN BERGMANNFor I am a mighty man .Weehawken High School

Weehawken, N . J.

Phi Epsilon Kappa JohnnieDa inty Dolls 3 ; Varsi ty Basketbal l 1 ,

2 , 3 , 4, Captain 4 ; Varsi ty Footbal l 3 ;

Jay Vee Soccer 1 ; Varsi ty Soccer 2 , 3 ;Varsi ty Track 2

, 3 , 4 .

Johnnie is an all around a thlete and

has been c aptain of the basketball team

for the pas t year . His conscienciousness

and quick smi le have won him manyfriends . He is also an ace track man

and a vital part of every school func tion .

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ALMA BOTTELLIS he is such stufi a s dreams are made of.

Columbia High School

South Orange, N . JDelta Psi KappaVarsi ty Ba sketball 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ; Hockey

Club 3 , 4 ; Dramatic Club 2 ; Spring

Board 2 3 , 4 ; Badminton Club 2 , 3 ;Swimming Club 1 ; Assis tan t Edi tor or

O lympia ; Chaplain Delta Psi Kappa 3 , 4 ;Health Committee 4.

Tall,s lender, blond and capable, she is

our leading feminine a thlete and holder

of many school records . Her keen quick

mind makes her an outs tanding S tudentwith lit t le eff ort . Alma ’s sense of humor

and c leverness would be difficult to sur

pass . Ta lented in every sense of the word,she should reach the top in whatever field

she selec ts .

COVER SCHERER BRUNT, JR .Here wa s a man to hold aga inst theworld,

A man to ma tch the mountains and thesea .

”

Stevens Insti tute of TechnologyHoboken , N . J .

Phi Epsilon Kappa CoveEdi tor-in-Chief of the O lympia ; Varsiry Club 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ; President Varsi ty

Club 4 ; Varsi ty Gymnas tic Team 1 , 2 , 3 ,4 ; Varsity Tennis Team 2 , 3 ; Manager of

Tennis Team 4 ; Varsi ty Track Team 4 ;Glee Club 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ; Dainty Dolls 3 , 4 .

Cove possesses about the keenes t mind

in the c lass and never says anything un

less i t’s backed by c lear thinking . He has

a fine personality and has done a lot as

president of the varsi ty c lub . We could

never think of organizing without first

calling upon him to help us .

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ELIZABETH BURKARTI raised my quivering a rms on high

And laughed and laughed into the sky.“

Leoni a High SchoolPalisades Park, N . J .

Hockey Club 3 , 4 ; Spring Boa rd 1 , 2 ,3 , 4 ; Dramatic Club 1 ; Badminton Club

1 ; Heal th Commit tee 1 .

Better known to us as Bit sey. Never a

dull moment is found with her present .

Those sparkling eyes are just loaded wi th

fun and there is a lways a cheery greeting

for everyone . But that’s not al l, _Bit sey

has a rea l ly fine voice and i t has often

added color to our many social affairs . Asplendid girl wi th a fine persona li ty makes

her one of our bes t liked women .

ANNETTE CARLEOYour presence will he sun in winter.

Orange High SchoolOrange, N . J.

Phi Delta Pi Nan

Hockey 1 , 2 ; Secretary Phi Delta_Pi 2 ;

Vice Presiden t of Phi Delta Pi 3 ; Presi

dent Phi Del ta Pi 4.

Would that there were more p eOp lle bles t

There

is nothing she would not do for one in

need. She has an outside interes t which

with a disposi tion like Annette’s .

keeps her away from social func tions but

her soci abi li ty is reflec ted in her wil ling

ness to help others . Her sorori ty sisters

wi ll , above all, miss the loyalty She hasshown to this organization .

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GILBERT CARROh well for him whose will is strongHe sufi ers but he will not sufi

fer long.

Central High School

Newark, N . J .‘

Gl’

ln

Glee Club 2 , 3 ; Community Service

Club 1 , 2 , 3 ; Dainty Dolls 3 , 4 ; Basket

ball Jay Vee 3 ; Golf Team 3 , 4 ; Varsi ty

Soccer 3 .

Gil i s a golf champion and therefor

is the happies t in the spring and the fa ll

of the year . His other interests are ping

pong and soccer. He also enjoys arguingwhich is a never ending source of enter

t a inment to the c lass .

JOSEPH CARRETTAOh b ut

“

it is wonderful to have agiant

’s strength.

Dickinson Evening High School

Jersey Ci ty, “ N . J .Wrest ling Club

'

2 ; Dramatics 1 , 2 ; Bad

minton 1 ; Gym Team 3 , 4 ; Soccer Man

ager 4 ; Glee Club 2 , 3 ; Varsi ty Club 3 , 4 .

Joe’

s”

p erserverance has won him a re

sponsible posit ion on the gym team . His

persona l interests are weight lifting and

playing the violin , both of which he does

well . Sinceri ty and earnestness such as

he possesses have made him apprecia ted by

every one.

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THOMAS COULTASHis words were oaks in a corns

, and his

thoughts were gript in truth.”Drew UniversityMadison, N . J .

K iller”

Tennis 2 , 3 ; Chairman Demonstration

Committee 4 Art Editor Springboard.

4 ;

Art Edi tor O lympi a” 4 ; Freshman Init ia t ion Committee 2 .

“ Tom” has the distinc t honor of being

the artis t of the c lass as well as one of

the bes t debaters . Although quite re

served he has always been an important

member of the c lass . We will remember

him for his athletic abi li ty on the foot

bal l field .

JOSEPH DEUTSCH"I’ve been dying for four yea rs, now I’m

going to live.

Linden High SchoolLinden , N . J .

Phi Epsilon KappaVarsi ty Footbal l 3 , 4 ; Captain 3 , 4 ;

Varsi ty Track 1,2 , 3 , 4 ; Va rsi ty Club 2 ,

3 , 4 ; Dainty Dolls 3 , 4 ; Jay Vee Soccer 1 ;

Jay Vee Basketbal l 2 , 3 .

Captain of the football team and the

reason for each vic tory because of his

driving power and spiri t . We canno

think of Joe wi thout Andy and we c annot

think of any social success wi thout Joe’s

He is the best “ chorine the

vars ity c lub has ever found.

exuberance .

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CHARLES FRIEDMANAll grea t men are dead and I don’t feel

so well myself .”

Dickinson High School

Jersey Ci ty, N . J .

Chick

Tennis 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ; Manager 2 ; Soccer 4 ;

Basebal l 4 ; Basketball Jay Vee l , 2 , 3 ;

Varsi ty Club 3 , 4 ; Communi ty Service

Club 2 , 3 ; Chairman Produc tion Com

mit tee Varsi ty Shoe 4.

"Chick wil l some day be one of our

wea l thy alumni as he knows more ways Of

making money than anyone we know . H

is well known for his work wi th the var

sity c lub and his abi li ty on the“

dance

floor . As an athlete he was very Successful in tennis and we have reason to be

lieve that the tennis team wil l miss him .

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AGNES GRADWELLSuch a one I do remember,Whom to look a t was to love.

West Side High School

Newark , N . J.

Delta Psi Kappa AggieVice President Del ta Psi Kappa 3 ; Vice

Presiden t of Class 3 , 4 ; Student Counci l

3 , 4 ; Chairman Big Sis ter Commit tee 3 ;Hockey Club 3 ; O lympi a Staff 4 ; Swimming Club 1 .

Aggie is a sweet, quiet, efficient li tt le

person . She puts an hones t effort in to

everything she does and consequently i t i s

well done . She ha s such a fine sense of

responsibi li ty that everyone has fai th in

her judgment . Her bright persona li ty

combined with her excellent work Shouldmake Aggie an outstanding teacher.

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EUGENIA HAROLDBlue eyed and fair in face .St . Vincent’s Academy

Newark, N . J .Gene

Drama tic Club 2 , 3 , 4 ; Vice President

Dramatic Club 4 ; Cheer Leader 4 ; Cornmunity Service Club 2 ; Hockey Club 3

Swimming Club 1 .

Gene as we know her is a real Col

leen . Dark hair, with charac teris tic ligh t

blue eyes and a ready radiant smi le . She

has not only done grand work in her S tudies but has been equa l ly successful wi th

the dance and recreationa l work . Likedby everyone, she is sure to fi nd her wayin the field a plea sant one .

ROSLYN HILLSBERGThe cha rm of her presence was felt

where’er she went.”

Weehawken High School

Weehawken, N . J .

Delta Psi Kappa RosVice President of Cla ss 1 , 2 ; Vice Presi

den t of Student Counci l 3 , 4 ; Member of

S tudent Counci l 1,2 , 3 , 4 ; Heal th Com

mit t ee 1 , 2 ; Exchange Editor Sp ringbs ard

2 , 3 , 4 ; Hockey Club 2 , 3 , 4 ; Commence

ment Committee 4.

Ros” was voted the mos t popular girl

in the school . Her talents have been

widespread and have c arried her to Vice

President of the Student Counci l and of

the c lass . She ha s done her bi t to make

every soci al func tion a success . Her abi l

i ty to get in and out of mischief is ex

celled by few . From her, we get the la tes t

news of the world and of fashions .

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RITA JAEGERI knew the right and did it .Good Counci l High School

Newark, N . J .

Delta Psi Kappa RitaSpringboard 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ; Class Secretary

3 , 4 ; Treasurer of Delt a Psi Kappa 3 , 4 ;Hockey Club 2 , 3 , 4 ; Varsi ty Basketbal l

1, 2 ; Dramatic Club 1 .

R i t a is one of our talented women .

She is equally at home in c lass , on the

athletic field , Or the ball-room . To sayshe excels in any one of these would do

her an injustic e. Capable and understand

ing, at all times, Ri t a has gained for her

self the good wil l of al l of us .

DANIEL JOSEPH KEANEI have a hea rt with room for every joy.St . Benedic t’s Preparatory School

Newark , N . J .

Phi Epsilon Kappa DocVice Presiden t Varsity

'

Club 3 ; Chair

man Varsi ty Show 4 ; Class President 3 , 4 ;Commencement Committee 4 ; Glee Club

2 , 3 ; Varsi ty Soccer 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ; Varsi ty

Footbal l 3 ; Varsi ty Baseba l l 1 , 2 ; Captain

Varsi ty Soccer 4 ; Springboard Sport Ed

itor 4.

The most popular man in the school ,the bes t presiden t a c lass ever had, and a

never changing good nature wi ll be j us t

a few of the things we wi ll remember

when we think of “ Doc .” He has always

been an outstanding member of the nine

and the c aptain which inspi red the soccer

team . We have always depended on his

Irish songs and his hearty laugh to makeevery dance and party a howling

”

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FRANCES KIMBALLLet not her worth escape you.

Nutley High School

Nut lev. N . J .Phi Delta Pi Fran

Varsi ty Basketball 3 , 4 ; Manager of

Basketbal l 3 , 4 ; Assis tan t Manager of

Ba sketball 2 ; Cheer Leader 3 , 4 ; HockeyClub 2 , 3 , 4 ; Drama tic Club 3 , 4 ; Swim

ming Club 1 ; Badminton Club 2 .

Virtue in s tudying reaps i ts own

rewards and Fran reaps the honors for

good work coming out on top every time .

Besides this , Fran devotes a lot of time

to basketball and does a good job of play

ing and managing the team . She is a hard

worker, dependable and a confident leader,and unafraid of responsibi li ty. We pre

dic t a successful future for Fran and wish

her the best of luck.

GLADYS KRICHBAUMWild and happy, free and young,She laughed and danced and talked and

sung.

South Side High School

Newark, N . J.

Delta Psi Kappa HersheyStudent Council 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ; Springboard

1 , 2 , 3 ; Chairman Initi ation Committee 2 ;Olympia Staff 4 ; Cheer Leader 3 ; Secret ary Delta Psi Kap pa 3 , 4 .

"Hershey” is the kind of a girl who

c an get into scrapes and out of them with

equal ease. We wi ll always remember her

f lying down Glenwood Avenue in her

Ford , la te even for her ten o’c lock class ,

but there in enough time to c ontribute

something worthwhile. Her outs tanding

abili ty i s found in her graceful dancing .We turn to her for aid in organizing

proj ec ts .

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MURIEL MACKHow good she was who always knew

tha t being lovely was a duty.”

Holy Angel’s Academy

Fort Lee, N . J .Phi Delta Pi

Sec retary Phi Delta Pi 4.

Muriel is a plea sant stranger in our

midst , but i t hasn’t taken us long to be

come acquainted with this well-poised

young l ady. We have yet to see her in

a bad humor or unwilling to help others .

She is an outstanding dancer and c an al

ways be depended upon in exhibi tions . All

tasks to her are important and we are sure

to find her working for a higher degree

in the future.

JOHN MCCOYA quiet na ture has he, but mischief

lurks benea th.

Lincoln High SchoolJersey Ci ty, N . J .

Phi Epsilon Kappa JackFootba l l 2 , 3 , 4 ; Jay Vee Basketbal l 1 ,

2 , 3 , 4 ; Baseball Manager 3 , 4 ; Athletic

Council 1 , 2 , 3 , 4, President 4 ; Varsitv

Club 4 ; Glee Club 4 ; Da inty Dolls 3 , 4.

We always ca l l him “ A . A .” Mccoy

which means Athletic Associ ation . Most

of his interes ts have been centered around

the development of this organization . We

ha i l him as a footbal l s tar and wil l always

remember his fleetness of foot .

PHILIP MEROWITZAll who knew him could not forgetThe busy wrinkles

’round his eyes .”

Newark Preparatory School

Newark , N . J .

Phil

Dramatic Club 1 ; Badminton Club 1 ;Assis tant Soccer Manager 1 , 2 ; Track

Manager 3 , 4.

Phi l is the c lass comedian . No mat

ter how dry a remark is he can always

make a joke out of i t . He has proven to

be a fine direc tor of recreation and has

a rare common sense tha t so many of us

envy. The end of his name we deem very

appropria te.

CELESTE NOBACKAnd no one can say more than this rich

praise,Tha t you alone a re you.

Grover Cleveland High School

Caldwell, N . J .

Delta Psi Kappa CesSecret ary of Class 1 , 2 ; Varsi ty Basket

bal l 1 , 2 ; Corresponding Secretary Delta

Psi Kappa 2, 3 .

“ Ces” is one Of Our most retiring

women but in no way does this hide any

of her many abi li ties. Her ca lmness and

precision are exemplifi ed in her beautifu l

swimming s troke. She has served as one

of the leaders in our dance group through

out her four years and her pleasant way

coupled with her fine talents should make

Ces tops” wi th all her future pupils .

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VERA PAVIABut, Oh"She danced in such a wayNo sun upon an Ea ster dayIs half so fi ne a sight .”

West Side High School

Newark, N . J .

Delta Psi Kappa VeePresiden t Delta Psi Kappa 3 , 4 ; Dra

matic Club 3 ; Hockey Club 2 , 3 ; O lympia Staff 4 ; Springboard Staff 4 ; Com

mencemen t Commi ttee 4 ; Badminton

Club 4 ; Secretary of Class of’

3 5 4 .

Vera has only been with our c lass a

Short time but we have found in her another outstanding s tudent . We hope that

she wi ll continue dancing as wel l as she“

has done at Panzer bec ause we are sure, in

this field , She wi ll achieve success . Wellgroomed at all times

,poised and sophis t i

ca ted, Vee has brought something to our

class we might have missed.

LOUIS PECORAI remember him well, and I remember

him worthy of praise .

Barringer High School

Newark, N . J.Phi Epsilon Kappa LouJay Vee Basketba l l 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ; Varsi ty

Soccer 2 , 3 , 4 ; Baseball 3 , 4 ; Assis tan t

Manager Footbal l 3 ; Manager Football 4 ;Varsi ty Club 3 , 4 ; Golf Team 3 , 4.

Pee” is one of our al l around men .

He is a fine athlete and scholar and as

a dancer he c annot be surpassed . We

found tha t he was chosen as Mr . Gorton’s

right hand man bec ause of his p erserver

ance and dependabili ty .

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ADAM PEJKOWSKIWha t is life that we should moan,Why make we such ado?

”

Alliance Academy

Pennsylvania

Tiny

President Class 1 ; Badminton Club 1 ,2 ; Drama tic Club 1 , 2 ; Soccer 3 ; Master

of Ceremonies of Dainty Dolls 4.

Who could think of “ Tiny without

rhythm , music , and a banjo ? We a lways

connec t his nickname wi th his lunches .

He has a marvelous sense of humor and is

one of the bes t entertainers in the school .

Because he has been such a good friend

and such an important person we wil l

a l l miss him.

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ANDREW B. RITTENHOUSEIn pra ise and in dispraise the sameA man of well a ttempered fame.”

Newark Preparatory School

Newark, N . J .

Phi Epsilon Kappa AndyVarsi ty Club 2 , 3 , 4, Secretary 4 ; Var

sity Track 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ; Captain Track 3 ;

Jay Vee Basketball 3 ; Jay Vee Soccer,Captain 4 ; Dainty Dolls 3 , 4.

"Andy” always hits the nai l on the

head whenever he answers in c lass and the

s ame success has fol lowed him on the

track team . He can always relate an

amusing and interesting esc apade keeping

his more serious nature in the background .

His blue eyes have been acc laimed the

nicest in the c lass .

ROSART ROMANO'

And there wa s a youth who loved

mischief.”Central High School

Pa terson , N . J .

Phi Epsilon Kappa RoeChairman Freshman Ini tia tion Com

mit tee 2 ; Manager Gym Team 4 ; Studen t

Counci l 3 , 4 ; Cha irman Car ParkingCommi t tee 3 , 4 ; Jay Vee Soccer 4 ; Dainty

Dolls 3 , 4.

Roe has been the very efficien t man

ager of the gym team and again he has

been a leader on the house and grounds

commi ttee. He is responsible for most

of the fun and the pleasant memories

which we wi ll have . Who wi l l ever for

get the ha ircu ts he gave the underdog.

GENEVIEVE SALERNO[udge than me by wha t I am,So shalt thou fi nd me fa irest .”Central High School

Newa rk , N . J .

Jerry

Intramural Hockey 2 , 3 ; Intramura lBasketball 1 , 2 .

Jerry adds that li t t le touch of enthusi asm” toour c lass , and very often breaks

up monotony by ‘her outburs t of pep . She

wa s the out s tanding fencer‘ of our group

because of her nimbleness of foot . This

quali ty was also seen in every other ath

lctic pursuit . We believe that she wi ll

fi nd success as a recreational leader bec ause

of her widespread knowledge of this field .

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BENJAMIN SAMUELSFor every why he had a wherefore.

Central High School

Newark,N . J .

Phi Epsilon Kappa BennyVarsi ty Basketbal l 2 ; Varsi ty Soccer 4 ;

Baseball 4 ; A . A . Counci l 3 , 4 ; Varsi tyClub O lympia St aff 4 ; Dainty Dolls3 , 4.

Reputed to be one of the bes t dressed

men in the school, Ben can be called the

most a t trac tive man . He is known for his

abi lity as a boxer , but this alone is not the

reason that he has been relentless ly pursued

by many of the fa ir sex. Because of his

experience in recreation his success is as

sured in that field .

WILLIAM SCHICKHe led the way and many followed.

Emerson High School

Union City,N . J .

Phi Epsilon Kappa BillVarsi ty C lub 3 , 4 ; Dainty Dolls 3 , 4 ;

Class Treasurer 2 , 3 , 4 ; Springboard Staff

2 , 3 , 4 ; Edi tor in Chief 4 ; O lympi a Staff4 ; Manager Basketball 4 ; J . V. Basketbal l

1 , 2 , 3 ; Varsity Soccer 2 , 3 , 4 ; Varsi ty

Footba l l 3 ; Varsi ty Track 3 , 4 ; Golf

Team 4.

Bil l” is a very capable young man

especi al ly when i t comes to business detai ls .

He has been chosen as a leader in every

enterprise because of the fai th we have in

him . I t doesn’t seem possible for oneindividual to hold so many offi ces and

find time to be a varsi ty athlete .

FERDINAND SHIELDSLet them think I love them more

than I do.”Harrison High School

Harrison , N . J .

Phi Epsilon Kappa ZibbyVarsi ty Club 2 , 3 , 4 ; Treas . 4 ; Varsi ty

Football 3 ; Varsity Soccer 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ;

Varsi ty Baseball 1 , 2 , 3 , 4, Captain 4 ;

Varsi ty Basketball 1 , 2 , 3 , 4, Captain 3 .

Zibby” is our bes t all around a thlete

and we are proud to c laim him as a mem

ber of our c lass . I t is hard to find ateam or game in which he did not partake .

He is modest about his achievements , idol

of many, and a regular fellow . We pro

phesytha t some day we will find him as

firs t baseman in one of the big leagues of

the country .

ETHEL SIMPSONYou were born for something grea t .

Lincoln High SchoolJersey City, N . J .

Phi Eta Sigma

Communi ty. S ervice Club 2 ; SpringBoard 3 , 4 ; Associate Edi tor O lympia 4Joining us at mid-term , i t did not take

us long to rea lize Simp ie’s unfai ling know

ledge of al l subj ec ts . Her earnes t ap p li

c ation and na tural abi li ty produced the

outstanding s tudent which'

she is . Ethel

is vers ati le, especi ally where men and

coiffeurs are concerned, surprising us every

so often with a new one.

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NELSON SMITH'

All the courses of my life do showI am not in the roll of common men .”

Verona HighS chool

Verona , N . J .

Phi Epsilon Kappa~

Smitty

Varsity Soccer 1 , 2 , 4 ; Varsi ty

Basketbal l 1 ; Varsi ty Club 2 , 3 , 4 ; Glee

Club 2 , 3 ; Commencement Committee ;Vice President Varsi ty Club 4 .

Smitty is one of those people who

c annot be hurried into doing anythingunti l he has made up his mind that i t is

right .“

His nonchalance and blase manner

amazed us at firs t but we soon came to

rea lize it s a t tract ion . He comes into his

own on the bal lroom floor and the soccer

field .

ARLEY STOUTHer open eyes desire the truth.Long Branch High SchoolLong Branch, N . Jf

Phi Delta Pi

Hockey Club 3 , 4 ; Heal th Committee

3 ; Treasurer Phi Delta Pi 3 , 4.

Here is the si len t girl in the c lass . She

goes about her busmess in a quie t way.

Never needing help and often surprising

us wi th her lengthy dissertations in c lass .

Arley’s sincere interest in the field caused

her to change from Newark Normal in

her Sophomore yea r. She lends c almness

and s tabi li ty to our group and i t is

through her tha t we look to spread the

fame of Panzer throughout South Jersey.

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ALMA VOM STEEGIn whose least act abides a nameless

cha rm.”

Red Bank High School

Red Bank , N . J .

Delta Psi Kappa SonnyArt Editor Spring Board 3 ; Athletic

Edi tor Spring Board 4 ; Glee Club Pianis t

2 ; O lympia S taff 4 ; Assis tant ManagerHockey Club 3 ; Manager Hockey Club 4 ;Captain Hockey Club 3 ; Commencement

Commit tee 4 .

Why refer to her as Alma, for we just

know her as Sonny and a mighty appro

p ria te name i t is . She has flexib le fingers ,a wonderful sense of rhythm and a nature

tha t combines wi th both . She can dance

and play the piano equally as well and has

the reputa tion of being the only woman

li fe guard on the Jersey coas t and tha t is

something the col lege i s proud of . She

has only been wi th us two years bu t has

done four years of outs tanding work in

prac tica l achievement .

CLASS POEM

Write me a p oem of PanzerEre t ime my memories dim ,Leave out any p et ty discordMake it sweet as a vesp er hymn .

I wan t to remember only,The things tha t were brave and t rueTha t I found in my fellow s tuden t s .Oh"p a int it a rosy hue .

W rite me a p oem of PanzerFill it with laughter and fun ,I shall read it of t in the twilightWhen the work of day is done .

So write me a p oem of PanzerWrite of its p recep t s fi ne,Fill it with golden memoriesThat shall ever my heart en twine .

Vida Gould

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History of the Class of 119 3 6

ARLY in September 1 9 3 2 , the presen t lordly and dignified Seniors en teredPanzer College as Freshmen . For all our nonchalance , we were , perhaps , 5.

li tt le doubtful of the reception which would be accorded us . We had not long to

wai t , for during our park session we were made to realize how utterly insignific an t

and worthless a Freshman is . However,we carried

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on , unti l a t the Sophomore party

our injured dignity was soothed . Later in the year we gained prestige by entertainingthe col lege at a party .

We were guided through the year by Adam Pejkowski as president ; Roslyn Hills

berg , vice presiden t ; Celes te Noback, secretary, and Mathew Dugan, treasurer .

When vacation had come and gone we found ou rse lves diminished in number . Onthe advice of the previous senior c lass we assumed “ the much needed studiousness and

digni ty” so well that the senior c lass of ’3 5 willed us “ a s a shweight to hang on the

end of our nose . The result of our c lass elec tions gave us Thomas Gerrity, as president

Roslyn Hillsberg, a s vice president ; Celes te Noback, as secretary, and Wil li am Schick ,as treasurer . During this year our c lass grew prominent in tha t it s members were

achieving fame in the field of Sport .

The fol lowing autumn brought . us back to s tart our Junior year , not so loath

to return as one might suppose, for we , had grown to love Panzer Col lege . The elec t ions

this year were Danie l Keane,president ; Agnes Gradwell , vice-president ; R i ta Jaeger,

secretary ; William Schick, treasurer. This yea r mos t of the men had become members

of the Varsity Club and took part in the annual c lub show . At the graduation ex

ercises this year Frances Kimbal l and Ethel Simpson were awarded scholarships for

scholastic and professional achievement .

How the years have flown"Seniors"Practice teaching"Gradua tion"Job ? Ourorfi cers for this year were Daniel Keane, president ; Agnes Gradwell , vice presiden t :

R i ta Jaeger, secretary ; William Schick , treasurer . Our senior year was broken up byprac tice teaching and tha t love and fellowship tha t had been so helpful during the p an

three years was missing , we had to be on our Own in the field. Saturday morningswere reunions and headaches for the professors .

Thus , our four College years have rol led by. We have made mistakes and c aused

more than one disturbance, but we hope the facul ty wi l l forget these and we hopea lso that the following c lasses will have noble records and s trive con tinuously to make

our College the best .

N . E. S . ’3 6 .

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PAPA S CH ICK and Mamma Ri t a (Jaeger ) Schick and Bi lly Jr . are off for atour of the U . 5 . Bill is giving lec tures to all prominent high schools on how to manage

basketbal l teams and Ri t a— well , she’l l manage too— Bi ll Jr . and Bil l— Nice going .

While touring the states s top ar the Universi ty of North Carolina and see Mrs . John

(Annette Carleo ) Armata, the dean’s wife . In Connec ticut

,don’t forget "Aggie"

Gradwel l and Muriel Mack who own the Mack-Gradwell nursery school— need more

be said?

Thursday night at P . M. over the Nationa l Broadcasting System , Pebecco

Toothpas te presents “ Phi l Merowitz, famous comedian . Who said anything about

Eddie Cantor ? tTiny”Pejkowski and Stanley (P0 2 ) Poznanski are fol lowing Phi l

’s

broadcas t wi th an hour’s entertainment of “ hot rhythm and song. Broadway and Cab

Calloway have nothing on these two maestros .

AMONG NOTAB LES in the Newark system of recreation work are Joe Bayer.

supervisor of all pl aygrounds in the vic ini ty ; Eugenia (Gene ) Harold , in charge of a ll

the women workers ; and“ Dotty Petrone

,assis tant to Gene “ Roe Romano seems to

be doing okey dokey— what with being married to Eva and principal of the Totowa

Borough school Frances Kimbal l just received a leave of absence from Nutley High

School, where she was teaching physic al education, to go on a tour wi th Johnny Shedd .

Are they s toking i t together, or maybe it’s a honeymoon ? What’s your

Of course we can’t omit the name of tha t famous personage — none other than Gladys(Hershey ) Krichbaum . Words enough cannot be wri tten about the wonders she has

performed in correc tive work.

B Y THE WAY , you know that li t tle town just this side of the Hudson River , Weehawken? Johnny Bergmann certain ly is put ting i t on the map by the splendid work he

i s doing as supervisor of schools in s aid , shall we say c ity now? Arley Stout is doing

all right too , with her name sakes . She’s giving reducing exerc ises to the

“ s tou t” w omen

of Monmouth County. Let’s hope they don’t take any weight away from herLouis (Pee ) Pecora is a lso teaching physic a l education. I t seems tha t Bi l ly and he havefinally gotten married and "Pee has a fine job as head of the Physic al Educa tion Depart

ment of Newark .

Speaking of newspapers, one invariably sees Ces Noback’

s name in the headlines

as one of the "eli te” of Montc lair . We always knew she had that certain way about

her for some reason or other.

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COVER B RUNT seems to be doing all right wi th himself . He has plenty of ferns

around him now . He’s chosen as his profession to be a "Prof” at Vass'

ar . How’s the

c limate up there wi th all those pretty girls ? They’re not ha lf as nice as the Panzer

girls , now , are they? Speaking of p rofessors,'

Tom Gerri ty i s now one of the well

known educators at Columbia Universi ty. How about giving us the high li ghts on

modern educ ation , Torn ?

Remember Vera Pavi a, voted the bes t dressed girl in school ? She cert ainly has

kept that name for herself . Take a trip to the Bamberger and Macy Department Stores

and see her model some of the c lothes there . She has been their most popular mannequin

for the past seven years .

THE DANIEL (Doc ) Keane and Ben Samuels team is S ti l l going s trong . Doc isnow entering his 6 th term as Mayor of Arlington with Ben right along side a s his private

lawyer. Ben is also chief of the Police Department .

Yes" Genevieve (Gerry ) Salerno has passed the Wedding Bells s t age and is abusy li t tle house wife rearing a family. Answers to Mrs . Fred Gizzi .

Have you noticed the signature at the foot of most of the pic tures in Esquire?

That signature is none other than Tom ’ Coultas’ now one of the most prominen t

commercia l artis ts in the good old U .S .A .

JOE DEUTCH and Benny Barbarosh are two well known property owners . That is

to say,Joe owns all the gas stations in Jersey and Ben owns all the drug s tores in said

state. How about giving Panzer grads cut rates ?

Have you tasted the most delicious new ice cream on the market ? If not, t rythe make that Carl Ba laniz puts out . After all, i t should be good with Carl manu

f acturing i t . Wasn’t he oflicial ice cream eater whi le at Panzer ?

Since your correspondent likes ice cream extremely well , this bi t of news must

come to a close as I shall now indulge in some of that de-e-elicious tas ty subs tance .

So long unti l then .

YOUR GIRL FRIDAY (VOM STEEG )

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As We See Each Other

Most popular

Best dressed

Bes t dancer

Mos t s tudious

Bes t looking

Most shy R

Best athlete

Bes t natured

Lazies tMos t blase

Most gent lemanly

Most lady- like Muriel Mack

Most sophistica ted Vera Pavia

Witties t Li la HanleyMost admired - _ V1da Gould

Mos t likely to succeed Elleanor McCarthy

Mos t vers ati le Alma Bottel li

Bigges t drag wi th faculty Marie Weidenbacher

Done most for school Elleanor McCarthy

Mos t pessimis tic Evelyn Posadzki

Mos t optimistic Margaret Nolan

Cleverest Alma Bottelli

Mos t enthusias tic Elleanor Mccarthy

Most self-confi den t F rances Kimbal l

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Woman

Ros lyn Hillsberg

Vera Pavia

Vera Pavia

_ .Frar1ces Kimba l l

Vida Gould

R ae Wolf

Alma Bottell i

_E lizabeth Burkart

Marie Meyer

Celeste Noback

Man

Daniel Keane

Ben Samuels

Nelson Smith

Cover Brunt

Joseph Bayer

John Sweeney

Ferdinand Shields

_Daniel Keane

Carl Balaniz

Nelson Smith

Cover Brunt

Cover Brunt

Alphonse Pase arella

Cover Brunt

Cover Brunt

Ferdinand Shields

Tom Gerri ty

Tom Gerri ty

Irving FassCa rl Balaniz

Cover Brun-t

Frank Wells

Juli an Page

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Ode to a Graduate

Tell me not in mournful numbers ,Tha t my life at Panzer

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er,Where I s lept such peaceful s lumbers ,Where I snored the latest snore.

There goes Hershey— laughing , talking,Riding , bumping in her Ford ,And Carretta

,s tretching , bending

Musc les s tiffer than a board .

Now I wish to mention Alma ,She was witty, ful l of grace,

So was Vera, dark haired beauty

She cou ld set the dancers pace .

Then we must remember Cover

He who never fa i led to pun ,Who was c lever , always bri l li ant ,But had time to have some fun .

Then our tiny fai thful Gerry,Who had poise enough for two,And our handsome Joseph Bayer,Who s tirred many a heart— we know .

We will a lways pic ture Docie,Leading us through thick and thin

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And smal l Aggieh —sweet and gentle,Who has never dared to $111 .

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Is that Bit sey singing ever

With a voice that mocks us all ?

I t brings back some happy memories,

For i t makes me now recall

Al l the antics of Romano,

Or Joe Deutsch in heavy ap,p .

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And Pejkowski who when si tting,Never did have any lap .

Kimball — always working,working

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Coming out on top once more,

Stately Cessie — always gracious,

Dignifi ed yet fun galore .

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What wi l l Panzer do wi thout him,

Zibby Shields the athlete

We who watched him roll the scores up,Realized i t was a trea t .

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The two Bennies— short in s tature,

Loud in voice ; they told the res tWhat to do and wha t to Say

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What to eat and what was bes t .

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Johnnie Bergmann’s record lingers

As a leader in our sports ,And McCoy who played good bal l games,But looked funny

‘ in his shorts .

Yet, how would our class have fared ,Without studious

, shy Petrone ,Who bec ause of Annette’s friendship

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Could be never found alone .

Who is this fa ir lass approaching ?

Of her name I’m not qui te sure,

Oh , yes"i t i s Ethel Simpson ,With a startling new coifi ure .

Then this couple— s ti ll together ,All these years they’ve seemed to S tick

,

Ever side by side they wander,

I t is Ri ta and Bi ll Schick .

Did you s ay that Roslyn’s “ Happy

And has gone down South to stay ?

She was often seen with Sonny,

Tick le the ivories ? She could play"

Merowitz and his funny speches,

How he laughed"more than the c lassAll the sc ares he gave Gene Harold

Driving wi th that blue-eyed lass .

How I l augh when I reca l l ,All the times Miss Brown has said

To our c lasses,

“ Andrew always

Hi ts the nai l right on the head .

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Gerrity, the student leader

With his gentlemanly a ir,And his ever fai thful Friedman

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Sit ting tipped back in his cha i r.

Yes , we really had an artis t,Coultas , who could make us be

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Like the faires t of the fair,or

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A mistake of destiny.

Muriel Mack and Arley Stout,

These two girls did very well,

Though they were not very noisy,Sti l l — they learned the college yell

.

Smitty— (many a time we teased him ) ,Nonchalant ? that was his charm

,

Rhythmic c lasses made us wonder,At the looseness of his arm .

Carr and golfing , Lou and BillieReally c annot separate

,

These are things no one can answer,They were merely brought by fate .

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Many years these j oys have dealt us ,Are they gone ? How can i t be

,

Here’s the end. I find I mus tAvoid au to-bi-og—raphy.

Vida Gould .

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W ill of the Class June, 193 6E, the c lass of June, 19 3 6 , being of sound mind and of a ques tionable sound

body, af ter four years of noble effort in this worthy insti tution, do by this

document hereby st ate our last wi l l and tes tament

To Elleanor McCarthy, we bequeath Elizabeth Burkart’s animation .

To Mary Franciose, we bequeath Ros lyn Hillsberg’

s good sportsmanship .

To Selma Gerber, we bequeath R i ta Jaeger’s blushing complexion .

To Ruth Ades , we bequeath Frances Kimball’s determination .

To Margaret Nolan , we bequeath Ethel Simpson’s professional atti tude .

To Josephine Ferrara , we bequeath Vera Pavia’s sophistic ation .

To Virginia Wins tead , we bequeath Celes te Noback’

s self- assurance .

To Marie Weidenbacher, we bequeath Alma Bot telli’

s sense of humor .

To Marian Eisler, we bequeath Gladys Krichbaum’

s vivaciousness .

To Marie Meyer, we bequeath Arley Scout’s reserve.

To Dorothea Diesler, we bequeath Murie l Mack’s femininity .

To Elizabeth Blake , we bequeath Marie Fitd rald’s giggles .

To Isabel Abercrombie, we bequeath Vida Gould’s impishness .To Louisa Wood , we bequeath Dorothy Petrone’s tolerance .To Ei leen Mulvihil l, we bequeath Alma vom Steeg

’

s broad-mindedness .

To Helen Matty, we bequeath Genevieve Sa lerno’s temperament .

To Li la Hanley, we bequea th Annette Carleo’s nonchalance .To Evelyn Posadzki, we bequeath Agnes Gradwell

’s sweetness .

To Marion Nigreen , we bequeath Eugenie Harold’s seriousness .

To George Pisano, we bequeath Benj amin Barbarosh’

s gymnas tic abi li ty.

To Joseph Ezzo, we bequea th Joseph Bayer’s pp ise.To Joseph

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Camp it iello, we bequeath John Bergmann’s man ly build .

To Joseph Link,we bequea th Cover Brunt’s resourcefulness .

To Frank Mulvihil l, we bequeath Joseph Carret t a’

s musc les .

To Alphonse Pascarel la, we bequeath Thomas Coultas’ philosophy.

To Fran k Wells , we bequeath Joseph Deutsch’s bois terousness .

To Jack Wright,we bequeath Charles Friedman’s accent .

To Ernest Burton , we bequeath Thomas Gerrity’

s facul ty drag.

To John Sweeney, we bequeath Benj amin Samuels’ sense of humor .

To Thomas Lawrence, we bequeath John McCoy’s playfulness .To Fred Schwarz, we bequeath Philip Merowitz

’

s drol l.

To Clifford North, we bequea th Adam Pejkowski’s vocal ta lent .

To John Detels , we bequea th Rosart Romano’

s indifference .

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To John McKenna , we bequeath Daniel Keane’s good nature .

To Sol Schwartzs tein , we bequeath Willi am Schick’s leadership .

To Julian Page, we bequeath Ferdinand Shields’ athletic prowess .

To Albert Pannullo,we bequeath Nelson Smith’s dancing abili ty .To Phi lip Cummings , we bequeath Gilbert Carr

’s egotism .

To Robert Gira ldi, we bequeath Louis Pecora’s abili ty to keep one girl .To Elfenbein , we bequeath Andrew Rit t enhouse

’s track abili ty .

To the Juniors— the fun loving spiri t , broadmindedness and sportsmanship which

enabled us to make our four years of hard work at Panzer College, ones which were

combined with unforgettable pleasure.

To the Sophomores— we bequeath the reserve, dignity and abi li ty to judge wisely

in a ll questions deserving due deliberation .

To the Freshmen— we bequeath the organization which has so rapidly developed

in our Senior year— the Jumbo Club . Also we leave to these innocent unsuspec tingmortals our K. Y . Club . This is to aid them in their education of life s problems sothat they may be better fi tted to solve them.

For tokens of friendship and remembrance , we leave to the entire s tudent body

our unforgettable Junior Prom of 1 9 3 4 ; our tradi tional Senior outing, the Meadowbrook,as a rendezvous of fun and laughter on our las t evening of exhibi tion ; and all such

occasions which enabie the s tudent body to remember us wi th a happy thought and smile .

The foregoing is the legal will and tes tament, signed, sealed , published and de

clared by the c lass of June , 1 9 3 6 . In witness whereof , we, the c lass of June, 1 9 3 6 ,have to this , our wi ll, set our hand and seal this day of June , 1 9 3 6 .

VERA PAVIA ,Notary Public .

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P Epsilon K appa

WILLIAM Scr—ncxJOHN SWEENEY

ROSART ROMANODANIEL KEANEJOSEPH DEUTSCHFRANK CATALE

COVER BRUNTJOHN BERGMANNROBERT GIRALDIJOHN McKENNANELSON SMITHLOUIS PECORABENJ AMIN SAMUEL sJOHN DETELS

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THOMAS GERRITY

ANDREW RITTENHOUSEJOSEPH CAMPITIELLOFRED SHIELDSALBERT PAN NULLOJOSEPH BAYERPHILIP CUMMINGSFRED MOHRFRANK CATALE

Phi Epsilon K appaHI Epsi lon Kappa is a professional as wel l as an honorary fraterni ty for undergraduates and teachers of physic al educ ation . Founded at the Normal College

of the Americ an Gymnas tic Union,Indiana , on Apri l 1 2 , 19 1 3 , i t has grown through

the years wi th such intensi ty and spiri t tha t a t the present time the organization consis ts

of twenty-eight col legi ate chapters and twelve a lumni chapters . I t is the only Nationalfra terni ty connec ted wi th the profession of physic al educa tion whose aim i t is to advanc i

the interes ts of the profession and the school i tself .

Based on the principles of Peace , Friendship , and Brotherly Love, Phi Epsi lon Kapp ahas s triven diligen tly since i ts inception to promote the happiness of i ts members and

elevate the standards , ideals , and ethics of those engaged in the teaching of physica leduc a tion and hygiene .

Delta chapter, loc a ted a t Panzer College of Physic al Educ ation and Hygiene, is one

of the largest and most ac tive chapters in the organization . At the presen t time the

enrollment consis ts of twenty- two members . We poin t with pride to the fac t that every

member has frequently been associ ated with one and even many of the ac tivities sponsored

by the col lege. Our athletic teams have been made up mostly by Phi Epsi lon Kappamen, and our c lass leaders and s tudent organization leaders a re for the most part

members of the organization .

During the pas t year Del ta chapter has worked in conjunc tion wi th the Newark

Alumni chapter in spp nsoring many fine ac tivi ties for the benefi t of both organizations ,and judging from the large a t tendance at these affairs the work of the committeeswas not in vain . Who will forget our thea tre party in New York , the fun we hadduring the party and af ter i t ; our annua l Chris tmas dinner ; our bowling party ; or

tha t unforgettable a thletic night a t which time the ac tives demonstrated to the Old

timers j ust what good condition means . And we are not finished yet . As usua l we

wi ll c lose the year, for many of us the las t year as active members , with our annual

outing . We are out to make this the bigges t and bes t outing ever conduc ted , for

i t is a t this time that the gradua tes wil l take leave of each other. Those of us who

have spent four years as ac tive members of Phi Epsi lon Kappa wi ll have pleasant

memories of many happy hours spent wi th the companionship,of our brothers . During

our s tay we have been inculcated with the ideals and purposes of our organiza tion to

such an exten t that we feel our lives have been made richer and fuller by our assoc ia

tion wi th each other.

To the brothers we leave to carry on, may you find the same happiness and rich

ness in personal achievement tha t we have . To the incoming offi cers of this chapter

good luck in everything you undertake . Remember a lways tha t we wi ll a id you in

your work . Remember too, that cooperation and good fellowship are essen tia l for

your continued,

success . Do your part , in order that Phi Eps i lon Kappa may do

i ts part for the furtherance of our profession .

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Delta Psi K appaPSI KAPPA is a National , Honorary Fraternity whose membership isto members of “ the Physica l Education profession . The organization

was founded a t the Americ an Gymnastic Union , Indianapolis, Indiana , Oc tober 2 3 ,1 9 1 6 . Since tha t time the

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growth of Delta Psi Kappa has been remarkable . There are

today sixteen ac tive chap ters and almos t the s ame number of Alumnae Associations .

These chapters are spread throughout the Uni ted States— Indiana, Massachusetts , California , Texas, North Dakota, Georgi a, Tennessee, Pennsylvani a , Ohio, Wisconsin,Arizona, New York and New Jersey . Some of the colleges represented are : the Universi ty of Southern Cali forni a, Southern Methodist Universi ty, Brenan College, Temple

Universi ty, Willi am and Mary College, I thac a College, Posse Nissen , and many others .The a ims of Delta Psi Kappa are based on professional, educ a tional , soc ial and mora l

fac tors . The Fraterni ty off ers a scholarship,annual ly, to the Freshman girl who has

the highes t average in the Theory and Practice of Physica l Education at Panzer Col

lege . The public ation is enti tled The Foil .” I t is published four times annually, inNovember , January, March and May. I t serves as an excellent means of contac t wi thother chapters for purposes of professional information and an exchange of ideas . An

annual Convention is held, every yea r a diff erent group ac ting as host .

Theta Chapter, here a t Panzer, was founded in 19 1 9 . Our membership has a lways been large considering the number of students a t Panzer Col lege.

Now for a bi t of news about the socia l ac tivi ties of Theta during the pas t

season . In September we were' very happy to once more welcome Vera Pavia as ourPresident . Our firs t interes t was di rec ted toward Rush Parties . The first one,particularly, sha l l long be remembered by all of us . For excitement and fun, a Scav

enger Hunt can not be surpassed. The signature of Dr . Kilander -was one of the

requisi tes of the -Hunt . As i t happened Dr . Kilander was attending a dinner a t one

of the loc al hotels— this is just an example of one of the difficulties encountered on

the night of nights"A bouquet of field flowers ( this, in Oc tober ) , a worm, and somany other ar tic les which i t seemed a lmost impossible to ob tain . Nevertheless, every

group returned with every artic le required . Of course, many of us were qui te a few

minutes overdue"

Since that time we have had our regular meetings -every two weeks and af ter

each have had some sort of soc ia l ac tivi ty— Monopoly, .a _Xma s Party, with an exchange

of gif ts , a Golfing Party, and Roller-Skating.

Theta’s annual,forma l

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”-was held on the same date tha t w e finished our exams .

A most enjoyable time was had by all"

At our . las t meeting , Miss Agnes Burnham, Regis trar of Panzer Col lege, gave an

informal review of the book “ If I Have Four Apples ,” af ter which games were playedand refreshments served.

Our year has been a most pleasant and successful one . Although the loss of ourSenior members wi l l be grea t ly fel t, we are looking forward to lots of fun and a grand

reunion in the Fall"

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Student Council

THOMA S GERRITYROSLYN HILL SBERG

JULIAN PAGEELLEAN OR MCCARTHY

DANIEL KE ANEROSART ROMANOAGNES GRADWELLGLADYS KRICHBAUMFRANK CATALEJOHN MCKENNAJAcx WRIGHT

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FRED SCHWARZMARIE WIEDEN BACH ERMARIAN EISLERVINCENT BROWNFRANK MULVII-I ILLDOROTHY RETALLACKBETTY ALTENHOFEN

Student CouncilHE Student Counci l is a s tudent organization composed of s tudent representa tives

of the various c lasses all ves ted wi th the s ame rights of speech and vote . These

representa tives consis t of the president and vice presiden t of each c lass who retain their

membership as long as they are in office ; two members a t -large from each c lass to ac t

as members as long as their conduc t i s desirable . There is also a facul ty adviser to

guide us along our troublesome ways and. ligh ten our path in accord ance with her better

judgment . This office is ably fi l led by Miss Margaret C . Brown . The faculty member

ha s freedom of speech but holds no vote .

The chief func tion of this organization is not only s tudent governmen t but i t

ac ts as an intermediary body between the faculty and the s tudents ; to represent s tudent

problems and to assume the responsibi li ty for the extra-curricular ac tivi ties outside of

athletics . The s tudent council s trives to bring about a c loser relationship between the

facu lty and the s tudent body which should resul t in a finer and better atmosphere

for the college .

In working for these. attainments the counci l has promoted many important accomp lishment s desiring to make a defini te progress and real ly acc

whi le proj ec t each year. I t improved the assembly programs , i t s t he schoolring, promoted and regulated the environm enta l health cond t of the

s tudents ; took charge of the c ar parking problem in order that ny wi th

our surroundings ; secured adjus tments on problems and concessionS for the students ;published the handbook ; organized the poin t system for the extra— curricular awards ,exclusive of the a th letic association, and promoted a library drive to i

’ncrease our library.

Two of the outst anding projects of which every past , present and future counci l shou ld

be proud are the collec tion of the funds and erec tion of the Henry Panzer memorial

plaque, and the collec tion of songs wi th the intention of publishing a Panzer College

song book .

Every year the members of the counci l at tend the Eas tern States Convention in

New York,of which organization we are a member . The different colleges and teacher

tra ining schools attend various lec tures and open discussions at which we presen t our

ideas and problems . The results of this convention each year helps us as we help others

to furnish new ideas to continue to help the Student Counc i l of our college to grow . All

the members a ttend a banquet and dance one is hardly over before we look ahead to

next year and the convention .

For the first time , a student counci l banquet was held this year at which time the

Old English P” for extra-curricular ac tivi ties was presented and the gold award for

three or four years service on the council . This event proved to be one of the most

enjoyable times of the year and has every reason to continue .

The success of the Student Counci l we owe to i ts leaders and to the cooperation

of the s tudents and facu lty to which we attribu te the harmony of the pas t few

years and a finer fa i th in the policies of Panzer Col lege which we know wil l continue

through the years .

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K appa Chapter of the Phi Delta Pi SororityPresident ANNETTE CARLEO Secreta ry MURIE L MACKVice-President VIRGIN IA WINSTEAD Trea surer ARLEY STOUT

Delta Pi Sorori ty is a National Fraternity for Women in the profess ion

physic al education . I t was fou nded in 19 1 6 at the Norma l College of theAmeric an Gymnas tic Union . Kap pa Chapter was ins talled at the Panzer Norma l School

on January 22 , 1 927. It is represented by twenty-one chapters throughout the Uni tedStates . Some of the colleges in which they may be found are The Normal College

of Indianapoli s , Temple University , Americ an Col lege in Chic ago, Universi ty of Utah,I thaca College, Savage School of Physic al Education , Ohio Universi ty, Santa BarbaraS tate Teachers College and Southeas tern State Teachers College in Ohio .

The aims of the sorori ty are mental, moral and physic al in nature . I t seeks tocreate a greater interes t in human welfare and a desire to do bigger and better things

in the field of physic al educa tion . The National Chapter direc ts a summer c amp for

underprivi leged children and each chapter is a contributing fac tor to i ts growth .

The national pub li cation is the "Cadet .”

Social func tions this year were centered around rush parties . There were few

of these : one a dinner party, another a theater party, and two game parties . As a

result eight new Kappas were initi ated which is qui te a growth for one year. Otherthan these

,we had a c ard party and a grand picnic to Black Rock near the Wanaque

Reservoir . This was perhaps the most enjoyable of the year’s ac tivi ties other than

our week— end a t Lake Hopatcong .The active members are : Muriel Mack, Annette Carleo, Arley Stout, Frances Kim

bal l,Virginia Win s tead, Mary Franciose, Marie Weidenbacher, 'Marga ret Decker, Ei leen

O’

Connor, Janet Zimmermann, Dorothy Reta l lack and Ruth Dole ( associ ate member ) .

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Athletic AssociationHE Athletic Association and Counci l had i ts origin in 192 5 . Mr . Gorton , our

presen t faculty adviser, is a charter member of the original Athletic Counci l .

The athle tic policies of the college have changed considerably since 19 2 5 . Since

that year, the roster of spp rt s has grown to inc lude as va rsi ty sports : football, basket

ball , baseball , soccer and gymnastics . Minor Sports include : tennis , track , golf andfencing. Beginning in 19 3 6 , Women

’s Athletics wi ll be governed by a commi ttee

selec ted from the Athlet ic Council and the women’s division of the s tudent body under

the guidance of Miss Whi tehurs t .

The Athletic Counc i l wishes to extend to all'

seniors , bes t wishes and good luck

for the future.

President JOHN MCCOYSecreta ry VIDA GOULDFaculty Adviser ALBERT J. GORTON

EILEEN MULVIHILL FRANK WELLSJOSEPH CAMPITIELLO PHILIP CUMMINGSLOUISA WOOD MADELINE EAGER

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MR . ALBERT J. GORTONMR. CHRISTOPHER WUESTMISS NELLIE M. WHITEHURST

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The Class of 193 7CLASS OFFICERS

President FRANK CATALE Trea surer JOHN SWEENEYVice President JOHN MCKENNA Secreta ry LILA HANLEY

N a certain September morn in the year of Our Lord , 19 3 3 , the FreshmanClass of Panzer Col lege met for the firs t time . Our introduc tion to th

Facul ty and student body was most pleas ant and enlightening . I t Was at this timethat we were told (by the Sophs

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) exac tly what was expec ted of us , and informed

of our insignifi cance .

The Dean’s. Reception was our firs t soci al event at Panzer. We shal l long remem

ber that gay evening"Our first c lass get- together was a party a t Isabel Abercrombie’shomef The ever-present Sophomores "c ame, saw and were snubbed" However,the fol lowing day, WE were the sufferers"

Next on the c alendar was the Sophomore Dance, and we discovered tha t we ac

tually liked our tormentors . Then , quite suddenly, preparations were being made for

the Freshman Dance . We were es tablished and looking forward to the next semester.

Our Sophomore c lass was only half the size of our Freshman c lass but that didnot prevent us from d

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isp laying our supremacy.’Tis a grand feeling to be a Soph

but such a short reign"Dances and more dances— sorority and fraterni ty initiationsc ard party —C lass picnic— AND we are Juniors"

The mid-way mark has been passed . We are now accus tomed to the antics of

the Freshman,the " all-important” atti tude of the Sophomore ; we have attended and

enjoyed the same social activi ties ; we are undoubtedly more uni ted ; and we are eagerly

looking forward to the Grand Finalw —when we wil l be Seniors"

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The Class of 19 3 8EPTEMBER, 1 9 3 5 , brought a new group of wondering freshmen to Panzer

College. After surviving the rigors of ini ti ation and park season, things in

general began to func tion . Ernest Burton was elec ted presiden t ; Marie Weidenbacher,vice presiden t ; Selma Gerber and Eli Brody, secretary and treasurer respec tively. Meet

ings were held regularly and we, the erring freshmen , soon realized tha t united weWould s tand and divided we would fall— into the hands of the sophs . The sophomorec lass soon proved that they were not so hard and cruel as we thought them . We en

joyed the dance they gave in our honor and were soon able to return the courtesywith a Hal lowe’en dance . These and other affairs helped to strengthen the bonds of

friendship . I t wa s fun being freshmen .When summer months were over a lively, enthusi astic group of sophomores t e

turned to Panzer where much energy was spent in “ welcoming” the new freshmen .

Time quickly flew and some thirty frosh

Who had arrived at the point where they were ca l loused by josh ,Returned to their work with assertion their goal .

Like thirty mustangs re leased from their fold,They began to wreak vengeance on the Freshmen so bold.

With Frank Wells as president, Marie Weidenbacher, vice-president, Mary Fran

ciose , secretary, and Robert Giraldi as treasurer, our c lass once again took up the reins

of soci al and business ac tivi ties . We had just set t led down to rou tine when we found

i t necessary to accept our president’s resigna tion and elec t his successor, Fred Schwarz .

The c lass of 1 9 3 8 has been the bane of the facul ty’s exi s tence because of their

abundan t vi tali ty. However, the s ame vi ta li ty has enabled them to become leaders

in footba l l , basketbal l , track, and gymnas tic s .

Happy landings to you , c lass of 1 93 6 .

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History of the Fre shmen ClassEPTEMBER the nin th"A memorable date for the Freshmen of Panzer College.Nothing but strange faces , side glances and snickers from the upper-c lassmen .

How remote seemed even those members of our own group . Presently, matters were

allevi ated when genial gestures were exchanged between students and faculty.

With li t tle delay the out-door season at Wa t sessing Park s tarted . The . girls were

mos t unfashionably displayed with pale faces and nails,and bedecked with bright

colored hair ribbons . A wash cloth, dust pan , and whisk broom could be seen dangling

from the waist of every Freshman damsel . The men o f the c lass were arrayed in gayly

colored s tockings , pulled high over the cuffs of their trousers, dinks and most attrac tive

red ties . Carpet bags displaced brief cases nor were padd lings and duckings in the

brook neglec ted . The daily jog around the track was soon interspersed by the com

manding utterances of the upper- c lassmen . Park season was c limaxed when the Fresh

men girls were vic torious over the Sophomores in basebal l and soccer . This served only

to antagonize the losers who resolved to enforce more vigorous authori ty. In this waythey aroused the spiri t of uprising in the able-bodied Freshmen group who retali ated wi th

a “ Batt le Roya l . The victory was decidedly accredi ted to the Freshmen . As September

c losed , our initi ation terminated wi th a parade in which the Freshmen were featured .

Many hidden talents were uncovered as they performed before the City Hal l of our

home town.

Early Oc tober found us ready to return to our indoor work and delving into ournew adventure with gusto. In Oc tober, the Freshman Class elec ted the followmgoflicers : presiden t, Vincent Brown ; vice-president , Betty Altenhofen ; secretary, Ei leen

O’

Connor ; treasurer, Norman Ga thany, who was l ater replaced by Rolland Hi l l because

of his withdrawal from school .

The Sophomores very kindly condescended to honor the Freshmen with a masquerade

Hallowe’en dance. On December 2 0 th, the Freshmen returned the courtesy wi th aholid ay dance and entertainment with a ll the “ Yuletide colorings” and carols .

Besides c lass and soci al affairs s tudies were not neglec ted , and we have regis tered

some fine averages . As the year progressed , we began to find valuable materi al for the

various teams , the Athletic Associ ation , Student Counci l, Springboard , Sorori ties and the

Fraterni ty. At mid -year three new students entered Our c lass .

The height of the season came on St . Pa trick’s Day when the Sophomore men

suddenly realized tha t i t was necessary to revive some of the initia tion prac tices . The

Freshmen men were hurried into the locker room, besmeared wi th the color paint be

fi t ting the day, and received the annual haircut . Needless to say, the job was wel l done .

Now as the end of the firs t year draws near, we have become ful l-fledged members

of the Panzer family . We wish to begin next yea r’s work with as much enthusiasm

as we possessed this year and to cons tantly strive to perfec t ourse lves in our chosen

profess ion .

Doris Drelich.

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