Panzer College - Olympia Yearbook (East Orange, NJ)

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THOMASINA JEWEL QUATTRONE Tommy Basketball Inlramurals ' 31- ' 32; Bas- ketball Award ' 31; Fencing Team ' 33; Hockey Club ' 32- ' 34; Swimming Club ' 32; Health Committee; Rhythmic Team ' 32- ' 34; Social ' 31- ' 32; Entertainment Committee. Here is a girl who has been seen and also heard from during her four year stay at Panzer. Tommy hasn ' t done much in the athletic line, but as an academic ringer she has been a knockout. ' Tommy ' s carefree disposition and winning personality were one of llic few things that have attracted our at- tention to her. Because of her perse- verance and hard work. Tomnu be certain to succeed. EDWARD MARTIN RYAN Bunk Phi Epsilon Kappa Fraternity; Soccer 30- ' 34; Baseball ' 30- ' 34; Intramurals ' 30- ' 34; Student Council ' 31; Sopho- more Class President; Badminton; Var- sity Club ' 34; Student Council Award ' 31: Wrestling Club ' 31. We think that Bunk would either make a good scientist or a super-sales- man, because even though he doesn ' t know what he is talking about he can make you think he does. We remember Bunk in German class explaining the inexplicable. We are sure that the boys al llie dorm are going to miss him a lot and we know also that he is not the kind lo forget his manv friends at I ' an cr.

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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.

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IRENE DOROTHEA SCHNEFEL SniiBes ' Delta Psi Kappa Fraternity; Hockey Club ' 31- ' 34: Springboard ' 31- ' 34; Rhy- thmic Team ' 32- ' 34; Manager Hockey Club ' 34; Secretary of Junior Class; Year Book Staff ' 34; Library Commit- tee ' 32, ' 34; Student Council Award ' 31- ' 33. Overbubbling with a vivacity that is made felt in her everjr action and word, and so likeable for the unique flavor of her delightful personality, we find it hard to realize that Sniflles is one of the best business women we have in the class, and has contributed much to the success of our undertakings. Lucky is the one who has Irene for a friend, for she has a heart of gold. Good luck to you, Sniffs. PEARL SUSSMAN ■ ' Sussy ' ' Basketball Intra murals 30-33: Springboard Staff ' 30; Year Book Staff; Badminton, ' 30; Rhythmic Team ' 30- ' 34; Swimming Club ' 32- ' 33; Vice Pres- ident Swimming Club; Social Commit- tee ' 32-33; Entertainment Committee 30- ' 31; Fencing ' 32-33; Community Service Work ' 30- ' 32; Dramatic Club ■33- ' 34. Here is the lady who is responsible for all the splashing heard around the swimming pools of Newark. Pearl is one of the best swimmers in college and holds manv medals which she won in outside competition. In all her under- takings. Pearl has always been known to succeed. Her disposition and smile will be certain to be missed when Pearl leaves the portals of Panzer. We are all certain that she will succeed in what- ever she does upon graduation.