Panzer College - Olympia Yearbook (East Orange, NJ)

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(929 4flhii 1923 AXXA BRODY Aiuie Xewark, X ' ew Jersey Phi Eta Sigma ; Pyramid Staff. have no spur to prick the sides of my intent. But only ixiulting ambition. Ann is our stand-by in matters intel- lectual. Many are the psycholog} de- bates she has taken part in. Her fund of knowledge is gleaned from books, and she has thus been able to answer many a puzzling question. Something Ann i- to be complimented on is her continual activity to better herself in all ways. She ne er admits defeat but keeps on trying. . LPHOXSE CIAMBELLI ' ■jr East Orange, X ' ew Jersey Football ; Track ; Class Basketball. All the great people are dead, And I ' m not feeling zvell myself. To know just how something is to be done is an art. and here Al excells. Whether reciting or performing on the floor, trust him to be doing the correct thing and willing to show others how ir can be done. When he is heartily inter- ested in something, there is no limit to which he will not go, and often his own satisfaction is the onlv reward.

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m 4? GWENDOLYN BRADY Gwen Arlington, New Jersey Badminton Club ; Springboard Staff ; Pyramid Staff ; Hockey ; Soccer. bear a charmed life. Our bell ringer and general Factotum — that ' s Gwen. If any thing is missing, ask Gwen for it — she has it for you to borrow. She is afraid of nothing and no one, and her nerve and ability to dare are equalled only by her willingness to start the smallest piece of work and fin- ish it with ease. LOUIS CANARELLI Leiv ' Newark, New Jersey Phi Epsilon Kappa ; Treasurer of Freshman Class; Treasurer of the Senior Class; Ad- vertising Manager of the Pyramid; Junior Prom Committee; Freshman Dance Com- mittee. Get iiioiicv, slill get iiioiiev bu . No iiiatler by n ' liat iiieuiis. As treasurer of our class, Lew is used to seeing people dodge him. But his capacity for managing financial affairs, is certainly not trivial. He is especially talented for organization even of the smallest detail, and has helped the class in its big venture, the Year Book. Tzi ' eiitv Ttiree

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1929 I ' liflhi DOROTHY CAKE • ' Dot New Brunswick, New Jersey Delta Psi Kappa ; Student Council ; Spring- board Staff; Hockey; Trilnmal. My cake is dough. Have you heard this girl laugh? Un- infectious giggle, and once she starts Vve doubtedly she possesses the school ' s most just have to join in. No matter what kind of weather we have, we ahvays ex- pect Dot to be gay. She never crosses her bridges until she comes to them, and she has the ability of making friends. CARL CLUESMANN Eniic Newark, New .Jersey Phi Epsilon Kappa; Football; Track; Penn Relay Team; Class Basketball. He it ' as indeed the glass IVhcrciii the noble youth did dress themselves. Breezing and self-confident, Carl is al- ways there. He is essentially vital and can be expected to keep things going. When we consider that we can judge the season by his clothing, we can be sure to enjoy ourselves in his company. He en- joys his dances and affairs. Ticenty Five