Panzer College - Olympia Yearbook (East Orange, NJ)

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CLASS WILL Everyone knows by this time that the world has been in a constant state of depression. We, the senior class, have suffered with the rest, but we have been led, by that spirit of giving, to carry on, and so this document marks our last will and testament. We hereby revoke all other wills and bequests that might have been made before the setting down of these momentous bequests. As a class we bequeath: To the freshmen that quiet nook behind the barn. May your stay there be unmolested. To the sophomores the permission to use any of our wisecracks and boners (if any of the latter can be found) that we have hurled at the profs for the last four years. To the juniors the rear seats in chapel which have been molded by us to just the right position for forty winks. To Mr. and Mrs. Engels the senior girls donate their maroon dance dresses — you may do dust what you want with them. Individually we bequeath: I, Ruth Ades, bequeath my coquettishness to Myra Linder. I, Charles Boutsikaris, bequeath my alibis for tardiness to Joe Huemer. I, Eli Brody, bequeath my self-assuredness to Edward Smith. I, John Detels, bequeath my girlish figure to Louis Chieffo. I, Irving Fass, bequeath my singing voice to Mr. Gorton. I, Josephine Ferrara, beqtieath my lustrous, wavy tresses to Betty Altenhofen. We, Mary Franciose and Helen Matty, bequeath our co-captaincy to the basketball team. I, Selma Gerber, bequeath my drag with the faculty to Gert Dolan. I, Robert Giraldi, bequeath my popularity to Larry Hedges. I, Joseph Link, bequeath my knack for bowling over the fair damsels to Ray Peccatiello. I, Marie Meyer, bequeath my effervescence to Betty Donnelly. I, Marion Nigreen, bequeath my gift of gab to Doris Ebner. I, Clifford North, bequeath my determination to Phil Cummings. I, Anita Oertzen, bequeath my versatility to anyone capable of handling it. I, Alphonse Pascarella, bequeath my south-paw pitching to Bernard Halperin. I, George Pisano, bequeath my good position to Victor Palven. I, Sol Schwartzstein, bequeath my well worn tap shoes to Sam Steinberg. I, Fred Schwarz, bequea th my faithfulness to one girl, Herman Knuppel. I, Marie Weidenbacher, bequeath my calm and undramatic manner to Madeline Eager. I, Frank Wells, bequeath my flip-flops to Hyman Mopsick. I, Rae Wolf, bequeath my blushes to Elaine Robinson. I, Louise Wood, bequeath my Navy — Blue and Gold to Virginia San Filippo. I, Jack Wright, bequeath my ability to toss the Tauras to Howard Gorman. In witness whereof, we hereby subscribe our name and seal, and publish and decree this to be our last will and testament on this fourth day of June, in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and thirty-eight. The Class of 1938. Executors of the will: Ruth Ades and Anita Oertzen 22 }S -

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