Panzer College - Olympia Yearbook (East Orange, NJ)

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Classmates in the Armed Forces 1941 John Baker Levon Barmakian Michael Byrne Wilham Colsh George Gawley Joseph Grimes Robert Hooper Seymour Jordan Goodwin Katzen George Lefkandinos John Meehan Warren Ott Nathan Stokes Donald Wadams (deceased) Robert Weinstein 1942 George Aakjer William Berner Anthony Bocchieri William Bodenweiser Earl Bornholm Peter Calcagno Angelo D ' Andrea Michael DeLuca George DeMarco Anthony DeSpirito Robert Federbusch Leonard Finestine Paul Fleer Philip Foster Anthony Gianetta Arnold Lau Daniel LaTorraca Raymond Mooney Anthony Ricciardi Helen Rowe Felix Saldutti James Saldutti Joseph Tacchino WiUiam Ulmer Joseph Williams

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Will We, the seniors of 1945, supposedly of sound mind, fairly good memory and adequate understanding (of what we don ' t know) do make, publish, and declare this to be our last Will and Testament. We have arranged with our lawyer for Dr. Brown to collect a royalty each time her folk dance group models its custom-made creations. In addition, we bequeath to: Our Successor: Our art of gracefully doing nothing. May they be as successful as we were. Prof. Gorton: His well-earned bliss of solitude so that he may have time to really think of us with appreciation. Percy Clifton: H. Rogers Muse leaves all the headaches, phone calls, letters and scorebooks for the basketball team of 1945. Freshman Class: Berenice Muncy ' s charm, interest and versatility, know- ing full well that the sum total of their efforts must be increased to meet this inheritance. Ginny Cemarada: Eunice Eilau leaves her efficiency in organization to keep her from getting lost in that maze of college courses, credits, and extra- curricular activities. Lena D ' Alessio: Louise Anthony ' s breath of enthusiasm and her athletic skill so that she too may inherit the earth. Irma Sempier: Sue Leiwant ' s love for outdoor camping, especially during the icy weather months, and her amazing capacity for prompt class preparation. Lois McCarthy: Sadie Burreci ' s responsibihty and sincerity in extra-curricu- lar activities, particularly tea parties, so that Lois may know where the sugar bowl comes to rest. Claire Meyers: Jeanne Nunnink ' s dignity and calmness as she giggles her way to success. Ruth Twombly: Jo Martone ' s relaxed motor ability and fiery enthusiasm for dancing and for the varied gymnastic activities that Panzer offers. Frank Carlucci: Mickey Foti ' s passive personality and golden voice so that he may overcome life ' s sorrows and reap benefits from life ' s joys. Rita Ferguson: Kay Schaeffer leaves a worn out basket, good for a few more swishes, along with the competitive spirit that accompanies every basket- ball game. Marion Owens: Selma Rosenstock ' s capacity for mirth and merry-making to brighten up many a gloomy locker room session. Fay Zipkin: Marion Wessel ' s athletic strength and endurance to help catch that 7 A.M. bus. Terry Comito and Annette Petrillo: Beatrice Linke leaves her high degree of intelligence and her ideal study habits to split up and divide as they see fit. Albert Cohen: Joe Troiano ' s superb dancing ability and his Montclaire Schottische so he will not wrec-havoc on the dance floor. Junior Class: The entire senior class wishes to leave in their possession a brand new roll book to present to Prof., upon the nineteenth dav of May, 1945. In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and seal this first dav of March, nineteen hundred and forty-five (1945). Shirley Goldman, Executrix

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