Panzer College - Olympia Yearbook (East Orange, NJ)

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MADELINE M. JACKSON Maddie Inlramurals ' 30-31; Class Health Chairman ' 32; Rhythmic Team ' 32-34; Reception Committee ' 32. They say that still water runs deep, and this we know is true of Maddie. Her manner is serene and quiet, yet there is much behind it — a mind of a studious person and a serious thinker. Sincerely thorough in all she does, Madeline treads a path made even by self-reliance and striving. Her inde- dependence and hard work make her one of those who will succeed in whatever she undertakes throughout life. FRANK KRYSIAK, Jr. Krissy Phi Epsilon Kappa Fraternity; Junior Class President; Student Council ' 33; Varsity Soccer ' 32- ' 33; Manager Wres- tling Club ' 34; Athletic Council ' 33; Varsity Club ' 34; Year Book Staff. Krissy is a fellow chuck-full of class spirit. He has always been doing something for the benefit of the class. It is seldom that a committee does not have the services of Frank in some form or another. He is also interested in wrestling and sometimes may be seen with Fili when not with the Three Musketeers. We expect big things of Krissy and we hope he hHI fulhll our expectations.

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GENEVIEVE CECELIA HELFRICH Irish Intramurals ' 30- ' 32; Rhythmic Team ' 31- ' 34; Fencing ' 33; Swimming Club ' 33: Tumbling Club ' 30. Irish has the mature philosophy that makes one self-sufficient. While others grope in vain for light, she quiet- ly goes her way on surer ground with a confidence that is amazing. Content to let more pressing individuals attend to the matters of detail, she has gained a full education in her unobtrusive man- ner. Panzer will miss seein g her around the library and classrooms. ANNA E. IRWIN Ann Phi Delta Pi Sorority; Basketball ' 30- 34; Athletic Gold Award ' 34; Hockey Club ' 30- ' 34; Rhythmic Team ' 31- ' 34; Year Book Staff. Enter one of the prodigies of our class. Not so old in years but in knowl- edge one of the most sagacious, it is seldom she fails to hit the A honor roll. Ann is one of our still water girls, the type you seldom see but often hear of. However, she makes up for her quietness on the basketball court. Ann is one of the mainstays of the sextet and has been for the four years that she has been at Panzer.

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A- A LOSOVi ICH Ann Delia Psi Kappa Fraternity; Hockey Club ' 30- ' 34; Springboard ' 33-34 ; Bas- ketball ' 30-33; Rhythmic Team 33: Student Council Award ' 33: Intramurals 30-33: Fencing Team 33: Social Com- mittee ' 31. Early intention in school influences the position one holds in her class. Ann is one of the few leaders we have met who has, tlirough all the trial and stress, had the courage of her con- victions. A keen friendly spirit moti- vates her work, and having her near has been most pleasant. Ann entered Panzer in the mid-term and is one of the few students finishing her course in three and a half years. LOUIS .MALAKOFF Lou Intramurals ' 31- ' 34: Maiiager of Base- ball ' 33- ' 34: Manager of Athletics ' 33- 34: . V. Soccer ' 31- ' 32: Varsity Club ' 34: Gold Award ' 33; Student ' Council Award 32-34; Social Committee ' 32- 31; Reception Committee, ' 32- ' 34; Senior Year Book Staff. It appears that Lou does little studying. Yet, he gets his work and has time for outside duties as well. How do you do it. Lou ' ? It might be help- ful to some of the undergraduates if you ' d only let them know. He is al- ways ready to give some one else a hand with their work if he thinks he can be of some assistance. Many of the seniors have cause to remember his splendid help in the chemistry class. Lou ' , as a mid-termer, will finish next February.