Panzer College - Olympia Yearbook (East Orange, NJ)

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MISS SARAH D. FIELD Possessing an abundance of good feeling, clever judgment and a keen insight into the student life, Miss Field has always shared alike our griefs or joys. We feel that she is a vital member of the faculty whom we admire and respect. MR. ALBERT J. GORTON There just isn ' t anyone to compare with Mr. Gorton. We shall never forget his frequent pep talks, his vivacious manners, and his happy nature. Mr. Gorton is being acclaimed as a coach, but his ability to coach has never been doubted by us even as freshmen. MISS MARGARET C. BROWN Miss Brown is the nucleus of our college. The ideal college, the future of physical education, are always uppermost in her mind. As dean, Miss Brown has been untiring in her efforts to aid us to develop that fine spirit toward our profession that she, herself, possesses. We show great appreciation for all that you have done for us, and we cannot fail to realize more fully as time goes on, just what a great factor you have been in our college life. MR. CHRISTOPHER WUEST There can be no doubt that Mr. Wuest is one of the most talented members of our faculty. He has not only ability, but his coaching in track and gymnastics has proved a valuable asset to both teams. The reputation Mr. Wuest obtained in his first year at our school has merely been strengthened — and justifiably so. MR. GEORGE SEIKEL We regret deeply that the freshman class has not had the privilege of knowing Mr. Seikel. To those who know him, his name brings back memories of a kind old gentleman who was held in high esteem by his students. Mr. Seikel has been called the father of gymnastics in New Jersey . His remark- able wisdom, his original and fine accomplishments in our profession, strengthen that tradition. 17

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SARAH D. FIELD 9 m i ALBERT J. GORTON CHRISTOPHER WUEST GEORGE SEIKEL

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FACULTY Carl G. Anderson Track and Field Athletics Franklin G. Armstrong, MA. Nature and Function of Play Ernest A. Blood Theory of Basketball Margaret C. Brown, B.S. Principles and Methods, Practice Teaching, Hygiene, Dancing Arthur Boutot, BA. Football Leroy N. Buckingham, A.B. English Gunnar P. Carlson, MA. German James Cavanaugh Methods of Coaching Frederick J. Cook Wrestling Edythe E. Del Pino Dancing Sarah D. Field, B.A. Assistant Registrar Juliette Girardot Pianist Albert J. Gorton Director of Athletics Edith H. Hawbecker, B.A. English Frank Kaufhold, M.D. Physical Diagnosis Holger F. Kilander, Ph.D. Anatomy, Physiology, Hygiene Joseph N. Leinbach, MA. American Government and Economics Mathias H. Macherey History of Physical Education, Anthropometry 82 Eppirt Street East Orange, N. J. 8 Garfield Place Montclair, N. J. 3 1 Spring Street Passaic, N. J. East Orange New Jersey 81 Clover Street Elizabeth, N. J. 8 Ridgedale Avenue Madison, N. J. Mountain View New Jersey 22 Taylor Street Newark, N. J. 9 Clinton Avenue Newark, N. J. 19 North 18th Street East Orange, N. J. 61 Glenwood Avenue East Orange, N. J. 40 East Kinney Street Newark, N. J. 75 Baldwin Place Bloomfield, N. J. 22 Evergreen Place Maplewood, N. J. 41 Leslie Street Newark, N. J. 481 William Street East Orange, N. J. Upsala College East Orange, N. J. 488 Summer Avenue Newark, N. J. i;