Panzer College - Olympia Yearbook (East Orange, NJ)

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m 4P ' . LYDIA BEST Lyddy Montclair, New Jersey Hockey ; Soccer. Mistress of herself though China falls. Since she has been with us, we have never seen Lyddy flurried or excited. Whatever happens, she receives it cahn- ly, and then proceeds to make the best ol the situation. Since she starts her work early and makes a thorough job of it, the results she obtains are alway.s a credit to her. EMIL BEDN RCIK Soup Clifton. New Jersey Basketball; Suicide Club; Volley Ball Intra- mural Champs; Baseb:ill. Thou hast no pozver today oz ' er tomor- row, And anxietv over the tiiorrow brings thee only nervousness. Kidding Emil about his nervousness hi.s been one of the classes chief amuse- nients. In spite of it, he still maintains his good humor and can generally be sfcen chatting with the weaker sex. These weaknesses, however, he puts aside on the basketball court — ami how he can handle the basketball ! T ' ix ' enty One

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1929 4mii m ANNA MARIE BAUER Ree New Brunswick, New Jersej- Soccer ; Hockey ; Dancing. Hozi ' cver it he, it seems to me, ' Tis only noble to be good. On this heedless world, there must al- ways be someone to lay a restraining hand on the foolhardy. This is the part played by Ree. She can always be ex- pe:ted to remind us in a kindly way when we are wrong. Dancing is a hobby with her and she also likes to show some new variations. FREDERIC ATHAY ' ' Fred Newark, New lersey Captain, Track Team. Still let me sleep Embracing clouds in vain. After having watched Fred slumber peacefully and comfortabh ' through one class after another, his clever remarks in the subjects that interest him are a source of delight and a revelation. Even greater, however, is the pride we take in his ability to burn up the track, not only in the local meets but in the Penn Re- lays.

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1929 dflhiK 1929 RUTH BOGERT Scoiiy Allentown, Pernsylvania Delta Psi Kappa; Hockey. Such a one do I remember, IVhom to look at icasf to love. Before she even speaks, we can realize Ruth ' s lovableness. Physical Education is a subject in which she puts forth all her best efforts. She is vitall} ' interested in every phase of it. Her reasoning in classes and eagerness to volunteer shows the depth of her knowledge. Scotty is prominent in social circles also. ARTHUR BOUTOT ' ■Arty ' Fordham— A. B. 1923 Instructor in Fundamemals of Footbal. for Freshmen; Coach of Football at Seton Hall Prep; Baseball; Phi Epsilon Kappa. Why mourn thus for thine hair? For gricTing thus what advantage dost tliou gain? Though a recent addition to our fold. Arty has shown us how a real college student should conduct himself. Always dignified, he manages to make every word impressive and full of meaning. Coupled to this power, he has a sense of humor, and though but occasionally used, his clever remarks add zest to any con- versation carried on. T-Li ' en ty Two