Panzer College - Olympia Yearbook (East Orange, NJ)

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JAMES A. McGEEHAN Mac Phi Epsilon Kappa Fratcrnily ; Var- sity Baseball Squad 31- ' 32; Athletic Council ' 3 3- ' 34 ; Inlramurals ' 30- ' 34. Mac is a member and chauffeur of the famous Three Musketeers. ' He is always ready to add some excitement to the usually decorous seniors. Under a rough exterior, he hides a heart of gold, and when you get to know him, Mac ' is really very modest. Jimmy believes that everyone should recognize his limi- tations, especially where heavy appar- atus is concerned. Panzer will miss him when June rolls around. LESTER MILLER Putter Phi Epsilon Kappa Fraternity; Stu- dent Council ' 30- ' 34; Treasurer Student Council ' 34; Treasurer Junior Class; President Senior Class; Chairman Fresh- man Initiation Committee; Chairman Car Parking Committee; Year Book Staff ' 34: Freshman Dance Committee; Sophomore Dance Committee; Inlra- murals. Big things come in little packages. Les possesses a fine clear-thinking mind, that well reflects the perfection of his physical self. He has great initi- ative; much ability, physical and men- tal; and a super-abundance of vitality and energy that enables him to lead our class through its trials and tribulations, keep up with its studies throughout the entire course, and still possess the time to smile.

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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.

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ROBERT J. MINTO Minty Gym Team ' 33- ' 34; . V. Soccer ' 31- ' 34; J. V. Basketball ' 34; Intramurals ' 30- ' 34: Tennis Club ' 33-34: Captain Tennis Club ' 34. Bob is a most genial and kind- hearted fellow whom everyone smiles at, including the Upsala girls. He admits he has no natural propensity towards study but it would be an injustice to him to say that he neglected them be- cause he is really fond of some of them. Minty ' s chief occupation is doing a hand-stand either on the parallel bars or on the floor. Bob is another of the mid-termers and will be here until February. ELSIE M. OTTMULLER Els Phi Delta Pi Sorority; Basketball ' 30- ' 34. Athletic Award ' 30- ' 34; Gold Award ' 33; Badminton ' 31- ' 32; Hockey Club ' 34; Rhythmic Team ' 33- ' 34. Elsie — Els to most of us — is one of the cheeriest members of our class. Wherever the seniors are, you ' ll hear a hearty laugh and there will be Elsie appreciating someone ' s joke or spring- ing one of her own. Elsie is also quite a wise-cracker. No matter what you say she is generally able to go you one better. Elsie has also her serious side and this shows up in her school work and host of friends.