Panzer College - Olympia Yearbook (East Orange, NJ)

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FLOMENCE FINNEGAN FLO Laurel Hills, N. Y. Mid-Phobians, Springboard Staff, Soccer ' 27- ' 28. Fair words ncicr hurt the tongue: ' There is a difference between being merely polite and genuinely kind. Flo is the latter. The unkind things that most of us are temp:ed to say seem to escape her notice and her generosity of spirit is a trait we can always rely upon. MAX FISCHLER BOONTON Boonton, N. J. Wrestling Team ■26- ' 27- ' 28, Class ment Wrestling Winner. We respect the abilities of his mind enjoy the spirit with which he enters nd withal- fun. DUSTY Asbury Park, N. J. Delta Psi Kappa, Varsity Basketball ' 26- ' 27, Junior Prom Committee ' 27, Hockey ' 26- ' 27- ' 28, Year Book St aff, Swimming Team, Mid-Phobians. Wc meet thee like a pleasant thought When such are wanted. We know Dusty for many things. We know her as an able debater who confounds the class with the quickness and keenness of her intelligence, we know her as a graceful dancer who charms us during Chapel, we know her as a strong swimmer — all these are varied aspects of Dusty and yet sub- servient to Dusty, the person, who is so fine and sympathetic a figure that we will look at her re- gretfully when she leaves. CKYSTAL FKEY CRYS Sewickley, Pa. Delta Psi Kappa, Varsity Basketball ' 26- •27- ' 28, Mid-Phobians, Year Book Staff, Springboard Staff, Junior Prom Committee, Hockey ' 26- ' 27, ' 27- ' 28. And such a one I do remember Whom to look at is to lore. It is because we feel this way about Crys that we take all our confidences to her. There are some people to whom we go from a sense of duty, im- personally and hestatingly. But it is different with Crys — she always understands, and she makes us feel that nothing is too trivial to engage her at- tention or win her genuine sympathy.

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FMANKLIN CUSICK MUGGET Newark. N. J. Badminton Club, Intra-mural Basketball. He is the kind of person you have to learn to know. His friendship is the reward of long effort, but who shall say chat the end does not justify the means? ELIAS EPSTEIN EPPIE Jersey City, N. J. President of Student Council ' 27- ' 2S, Year Book Staff, Tribunal, Gym Team ■27- ' 28. Ah — the strong man! How we stared at these bulging muscles and marvelled at the parallel bar work. Such a debater there never was. Speak thy thoughts with power has been the shining goal Eppie has always worked for. AGNES DAILEY BUDDY East Orange, N. J. Delta Psi Kappa, Secretary and Treasurer Student Council ' 26- ' 27, Vice-President Student Council ' 27- ' 28, Vice-President Class •26- ' 27, Vice-President Senior Class, Mid-Phobians, Year Book Staff, Spring- board Staff. She has the air of wnwthhig :d as oi complUhcd She h; using her keen of the class— al our vice-president for two years, nd to further the best interests I ' s cheerful and awav alert. MOSE MAMIE FEMEAZZANO ROSE Paterson, N. J. Hockey Team, Soccer Tean Basketball Championship Te; Intr A sunny feml cr g:IJs U- algc of tiff ' s darkest cloud. Laugh and the world laughs with you— must be Rose ' s motto, and this ability of hers to find the happy side of every story will win her many friends. i 19 )L«-

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DOMOTHY FiRIEBLAINDER DOT East Orange, N. J. Delta Psi Kappa, Soccer ' 26- ' 27, Hockey ' 26- ' 27, Swimming ' 26- ' 27, Dance Ccmmit- tee, Mid-Phobians, Riding Club. 5 nil old saying that charity begins at home, but that is no reason it should not go abroad. Dottie is one of the most generous persons we know. She is never too tired to take a gang down to Clinic, or run here for this one — or there for that one. Sometimes we are apt to take her un- failing good nature for granted, but it never af- fects Dot ' s willingness to do us another good turn. HARMIET L. GEISEE HARRIET Newark, N. J. Phi Delta Pi, Hockey •26- ' 27, Associate Editor Springboard, Year Book Staff, School Song. Who says in verse what others say in prose. Harriet ' s head is moon crowned, Harriet ' s thoughts are moon tinged, and so Harriet writes poetry. Those of us who walk along more ordinary paths look at her fondly and sadly— and hope she doesn ' t stub PHILIP GOLDFAKB PINKIE Newark, N. J. Basketball ' 16-27. His agility on apparatus, his quick wit leaves no challenge unnoticed and the rea which he overcomes all difficulties in teat him not only one of the finest teachers, but one of the most interesting and likeable personalities of cedness that diness with :hing, make AMCHIBALD GOLDSTEIN GITCHIE Paterson, N. J. Class Basketball and Volley Ball Teams ' 27- ' 27. Genius is the capacity for taking infinite pains. Though Gitchie has not the dazzling, flashing qualities that engage one ' s immediate attention, dur- ing the two years we have known him, we have learned to appreciate his persistence and determi- nation. They are the foundations for any success. • 21 }§«-