Panzer College - Olympia Yearbook (East Orange, NJ)

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DORA FALIVENE Doree Basketball Varsity ' 32- ' 34; Intra- murals ' 30- ' 31; Hockey Club ' 31- ' 34; Vice President of Junior Class; Rhy- thmic Team ' 31- ' 34; Fencing ' 32- ' 34; Treasurer of CoinmuniiY Club 33. Proving by results of action rather than sound, Doree has mapped her course and is closely following that, un- hampered by the tumult of others. It is the most direct way to reach a dis- tinctly set goal, and Dora ' s strength and courage are indeed worthy of emulation. Few people realize the hardships which Dora has undergone, since she will not talk of them herself. FERDINAND PAUL FILI Fred Phi Epsilon Kappa Fraternity; Man- ager of Soccer ' 32- ' 33; Student Council ' 32- ' 34; Treasurer of Student Council ' 32; . V. Soccer ' 31- ' 32: Wrestling Club; Inlraiuurals 30- ' 34. Fred is our claim to crooning and wrestling honors. We are almost in- clined to take the former title away from him after the way he ran out on us at the dance in Caldwell. We are sure that with Fred ' s organizing ability and fine spirit the wrestling team will go places. Needless to say, Fred is good-natured and well-liked bv all mem- bers of the class. Good luck to him in the future vears to come.

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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.

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GEORGE GOODMAN Red ' Intramurals ' 30- ' 34; Soccer Squad ' 31- ' 32: Springboard ' 33- ' 34; Wrestling. Club ' Si: Year Book Staff ' 34: Badmin- ton Club ' 30- ' 32: Community Service Work ' 33- ' 34. Well, well, here is Red Goodman. our literary genius. George has been interested in literary and art work since coming to Panzer. He is a quiet lad. but has made many friends by being reserved. It is not always the fellow who is raising all the cain that is popular. We will not forget his calm thinking along with his uncanny ability to juggle words into rhvme. AN.XA M. GORMLEY ' Anne ' Secretary Senior Class; Athletic Asso- ciation 34: RIiYtlwiic Team 33: Intra- murals ' 30: Year Book Staff ' 34. .4nne M. , the girl who always wears a smile, is one of the quiet members of our class. Just to see her and not know her, one would think that she was a happy-go-lucky lassie with no serious purpose in life. However, this is not the case, as Anne is very aggressive. Anne believes in the saying, All work and no play, makes Jack a dull boy. and as a result she is seen at all the social functions of the school and is very popular with the men.