Panzer College - Olympia Yearbook (East Orange, NJ)

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1929 Sh b. 1920 FRIEDA RITA DONN ■ ' Fifi Bayonne, New Jersey Phi Eta Sigma; Soccer: Hockey. A generous heart repairs A slanderous tongue. Fifi is to be continually seen practic- ing on the apparatus. No trick is too difficult for her to master, and once she has learned it, the rest of us are her will- ing pupils. She has made several real friendships here, and her loyalty to them is somethino; we all admire. IRVIXG FRED COXROE Newark, New Jersey Basketball; Soccer; Baseball; Bowling; In- tramural olley Ball Qiamps. So far as in thee lies, eause no pain to any one. jVor cause anv one to suffer from thy -ccrath. Those of us who need a little encour- agement go to Izzy for words of comfort and a general backing up. His way of cheering one up when you need a friend, and impossibility of ruffling his temper, are known throughout the school. Izzy ' s buns are well liked by the boys in the locker room. He also brings good lunch. Twenty Six

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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

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1929 ilflhit. EILLEEN EGAN Ugan Jersey City, New Jersey Ring Committee ; Soccer ; Hockey. If ivork interferes ivith pleasure, throzv out zvork. With this delightful attitude, ligan has gone through school. Wondering how and when she can do this or that, she finally settles down to work and the re- sult is amazing. She has her own sense of humor which makes her well liked by those she comes in contact with. All things considered, Egan is not a bad one to have as a friend. FR.A.NK CORN IN Frank Jersey City. New Jersey Student Council, ' 27- ' 28. Flc makes a soliiude and ealls il peaee. Frank has that rare quality of being sufficient to himself. Of quiet nature, he can, however, be depended upon to do his share of anything assigned to him and to do it in clever fashion. He sees a thing clearly and has the courage to speak what he thinks. Tii ' eiity Seven