Panzer College - Olympia Yearbook (East Orange, NJ)

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Student Couxcil Springboard

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Athletic Council The Athletic Council has been the guiding body for the Panzer College athletics for nian) years. Even in difficult days of war it found a way to organize schedules of competition in soccer, basketball, baseball, fencing and track. The Council, with the able assistance and guidance of Prof Gorton, has not only organized athletic events, but has arranged enjoyable swim parties, skating parties, and one very eventful crab party to Portaupeck, New Jersey. In 1944, the Athletic Council took on the Mutual Benefit Fund since the close connection between the two was obvious. The present officers of this organiza- tion are, president, Marion Wessels; vice-president, Joseph Troiano; secretary, Annette Petrillo; treasurer, Horace Roden.

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The Women ' s Basketball Team Coached this year by our new athletic director, Mrs. Elizabeth Beach, the team opened the basketball season by defeating the alumni with a score of 24 to 14. Rider was next on the schedule and they, too, fell to the strong Panzer team. Although a week later, Hunter proved to be a better team when scores were totaled it only served to spur the team on to do a long unheard of thing — beat East Stroudsberg Teachers College. A very close game was played against Wagner but again the Panzerettes came out on top. From the senior class Berenice Muncy, Kay Schaeffer and Jean Nunnink played in the forward positions and Eunice Eilau and Marion Wessels excelled as guards. Under the capable managership of Selma Rosenstock the team this vear also played Immaculata in Pennsylvania and New York University.