Panzer College - Olympia Yearbook (East Orange, NJ)

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ARNOLD B. CODISPOTI Koddy Phi Epsilon Kappa Fraternity ; Ath- letic Council ' 31- ' 34; President Athletic Council ' 33- ' 34; Varsity Baseball Scjiiad ' 32- ' 34; Varsity Soccer ' 31- ' 33; Captain ' 33; Manager Varsity Basketball Team ' 33- ' 34; Treasurer of Class ' 32, ' 34; Sport Editor of Springboard ' 33- ' 34; Freshman Initiation Committee; Fresh- man Dance Committee; Varsity Club ' 33- ' 34.; Student Council Aivard ' 33; Athletic Association Award ' 33. Introducing Koddy the Brooklyn Hash. Carefee, happy, neat: a good nii.xer and a friend to everyone from tile cat in the kitchen to the typist in the front office. Not a brilliant student but one of our best athletes. Soccer, basketball and baseball have all whis- ])ered of the prowess of Koddy. lie will iiinj; be remembered for the va ihat 111 ' liandled the outside loft pusi- lion on the soccer teams of Panzer. ALVIN B. DAVIS Whitey Phi Epsilon Kappa Fraternity; Bas- ketball ' 30- ' 34; Baseball ' 30- ' 34; Soccer ' 33- ' 34; Gym Team ' 32- ' 34; Football, ' 33; Student Council ' 30; Varsity Club ' 33- ' 34; Gol d Award ' 33- ' 31. Whitey is the most popular fellow in our class and probably in the school. And why not? Everybody knows his ready smile and hearty greeting. Be- sides being a four letter man and a gold medal winner, he has helped the class innumerable times by his quiet, thoughtful comment. He knows his class work, too, when he hasn ' t been fishing or hunting the day before with Mr. Gorton. But don t forget. ■■ ' hiley . llie real lest is yet to come.

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DOROTHY ALMOND Dot Delia Psi Kappa Fraternity; Basket- ball ' 31- ' 34; Hockey Club ' 31- ' 34; Var- sity Letter ' 31- ' 34; Student Council; Chairman Social Committee ' 34; Vice President Senior Class; Badminton Club ' 31- ' 32; Fencing Club, ' 33- ' 34; Year Book Staff ' 34. Possessing a fine sense of responsibil- ity, Dottie makes whatever she un- dertakes an accomplishment that is worthy of the effort she puts into all her tasks. She believes that nothing is well done unless it is thorough, and it is this creed which she abides by. Be- sides being conscientious and an excel- lent worker, Dot does her share un- grudgingly, helpfully and taking her part in the fun. CATHARINE A. BALDWIN Baldy Delta Psi Kappa Fraternity; Spring- board Editor ' 33- ' 34; Hockey Club 30- ' 34; Manager Girls ' Basketball ' 33,- ' 34: Student Council ' 33- ' 34 ; Library Com- mittee ' 30- ' 34; Rhythmic Team ' 32- ' 34; Intramural Basketball ' 30- ' 32; Secretary Freshman Class. Baldy ' s gracious personality is a well-rounded one. She possesses a rare and fine intelligence, and can translate her abilities into results. You will find Baldy in every phase of our college life, high in her grades, willing and capable in any project, and high in the esteem of all her classmates. Most of the success of the Springboard is due to Catherine ' s hard work and effort.

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ERNEST DEMONTREUX Ernie Phi Epsilon Kappa Fraternity; Gym Team ' 30- ' 33; Gold Award ' 33; Fencing Team; Student Council ' 31 - ' 34. Presi- dent ' 32- ' 34; Northern New Jersey Inter-collegiate Council 32- ' 34; Advis- ory Committee for Atlantic City Con- vention ' 34; Chairman Chapel Programs ' 32- ' 33; Class Inlramurals. From the character of Ernie there emanates a self-confidence that makes those about him feel a strength upon which they can rely. The thoughtful- ness with which he treats fellow stu- dents, whether they be close friends or not, is characteristic of his nature. Sen- sitive, understanding, and withal thor- oughly efficient, he has proved to be one of the most outstanding members of our college family. FLORENCE L. BUTCHER Dutch Delta Psi Kappa Fraternity; Spring- board ' 32- ' 34; Hockey Club ' 33- ' 34; Library Committee ' 33- ' 34; Rhythmic Team ' 33; Intramural Basketball ' 30- ' 31; Student Council Award ' 33. Dutch is another of our exceeding- ly quiet individuals, who, when she speaks, does so only to acquire knowl- edge. She keeps to herself most of the time and does not tell her business to anyone. After shadowing her for sev- eral days we find that her pet hobby is drawing. We wouldn ' t be surprised some day to hear that she was tucked away in an attic in Greenwich Village with her pencils and palette.