Panzer College - Olympia Yearbook (East Orange, NJ)

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■ i I l M iSp T A !J rara[a[aJrafa ' RjRifara[araJfaJtaifaJfaiaraRJra[3[a[a-aBJ[ararai raraJraJrBJrararg jraJ|afar ANNE IRENE CUIDERA Anne East Side High School. Newark. N. J. Community Service Club ' 34 Tumbling Team ' 31, ' 32. ' 33 Dramntic Club ' 34 Anne is a short order, dark and petite but big things come in small packages. Never a stir but alwa-ys ready and will- ing to give a fellow a lift. A friend in need is a friend indeed, Anne. JOHN De BIASIO Johnny Thomas Jefferson High School. Elizabeth. N. J. Dramatic Club ' 3 5 Varsity Club ' 33. ' 34 Varsity Baseball ' 32. ' 33. ' 34. ' 35 Varsity Football ' 33. ' 34 John recalls to mind many amusing in- cidents, mainly. How come? John had unusual success practice teaching and from what we know of him, John will have the world by the ears in no time. Im- pulsive but kind, John has the stuff . 17

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fHjfHJrHj[Hj[Hj[ajra[aRj(aJra[BJrBj[ai[aiRj[aJrHJraJraJEJEiiaJRiRirairafajRjfsJ[gfa]raT r3i ' : irs}j3i0mmm 3i 0i3iT3m [3ima r3immm 0r3ij3ir3]r3i0 v vsimm - ( r rsi r [Bi RUTH A. GILLAN Chippie East Side High School, Paterson. N. J. Student Council l. ' 32. ' 33, ' 34 Vice-President of Class ' 32 Initiation Committee ' 3 2 Dance Committee Chairman ' 33. ' 34 Secretary of Northern-Intercollegiate Circle ' 34 Community Club ' 33; Dramatic Club ' 33 Assistant Manager of Basketball ' 3 3 Olympia Staff ' 35 Smile and the world smiles with you is Chippie ' s well-known philosophy of keeping happy. Nevertheless, Chip has contributed her share of work for the Sen- ior Class and Panzer College. Apply all your experience to teaching. Chip, and you ' ll be a successful teacher. FREDERICK JOHN GIZZI Fred Dickinson High School, Jersey City. N. J. Glee Club ' 33. ' 34 Assistant Editor of Olympia Phi Epsilon Kappa Fred has the steadiness of maturity and the enthusiasm of youth. His reliable logic has more than once been the source of a progressive move for the Senior Class. Cheerful and encouraging, he has traveled the road to friendship. ' = jji,cu y 77)o. i.d -Aj-aH--— 19