Panzer College - Olympia Yearbook (East Orange, NJ)

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MISS SARAH D. FIELD T HE STUDENT body as a whole, and each individual has something for which to be grateful to Miss Field. Her mature wisdom, her sincerity, her tact, her never-failing enthusiasm and understanding have played a large role in the progression of the classes. The Senior Class, especially, know her as a fine friend. They extend to her many thanks for her interest and assistance in issuing this year book. U 1 MR. ALBERT J. GORTON N TALKING about Mr. Gorton, we readily call him our pal, for that ' s the way most of us feel about him. Through his efforts as coach we have had splendid basketball, baseball and soccer teams. Mr. Gorton is quiet and un- assuming, with a ready smile for everyone. This, added to his good nature, goes a long way toward making him one of the best liked teachers at Panzer College. MISS MARGARET C. BROWN H. Lere is our beloved dean. For anything that any faction or group of Panzer has ever undertaken, she has given up much of her energy and time. Her kind and sympathetic understanding has helped many. She has worked painstakingly to establish our school on splendid tradi- tions and we realize that with her assistance in the fu ture Panzer will con- tinue to grow. MR. CHRISTOPHER WUEST .R. WuEST is one of the newest and youngest members of our faculty. Although he has been with us only this year, he is held in the highest esteem by all. He meets everyone with the same calm impartiality and a cordiality that is withal, dignified. Through his ability in gymnastics and track, both of these teams are on the upward trend. MR. GEORGE SEIKEL J UST A grand old man is the most appropriate name that could be given to Mr. Seikel. He is dear to the heart of everyone because of his great patience. his strength and wisdom and the fine understanding that betokens the real man. Master of his profession, he has endeavored with a great deal of success to add to Panzer ' s records many original and worthwhile accomplishments. To him we owe — and grant — the greatest deference and respect. Nineteen

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SARAH D. FIELD ALBERT J. GORTON MARGARET C.BROWN CHRISTOPHER WUE5T GEORGE SEIKEL

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WiLDY V, Singer, B.A., M.A. Psychology, Principles of Education William C. Scully, Jr. First Aid Juliette Girardot Pianist Frank Kaufhold, M.D. Physical Diagnosis Albert E. F. Schaffle,B.S.,M.S.,M.A. Principles of Secondary Education Nils A. Nilson, B.A., M.A. Educational Sociology Stephen Gottheil Rich, Ph.D. Educational Measurements and Statistics Holger F. Kilander, Ph.D. Anatomy, Physiology, Hygiene Twenty