Panzer College - Olympia Yearbook (East Orange, NJ)

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Folk Daxce Group The Folk Dance Group is composed mainly of seniors and freshmen, so the program represented a variety of dances and abilities. The study of Ha- waiian hulas was continued. In addition to Heeia and Little Brown Gal, Songs of Old Hawaii and Oni Oni E were added to the repertoire. The seniors also revived the Slavic Dances, Cherkessia, Hopak, Csebogar, and Venjierka, while the two juniors did solo Morris dances of England, Old Mother Oxford, and the intriguing Bacca Pipes, danced over long churchwarden clay pipes. The freshmen began the season with three EngUsh dances, Guis Gisburn Processional, Thady You Gander, and Haste to the Wedding. In the second term, both juniors and freshmen learned two new dances, The Mexican Dance of the Old Men and the Irish Jig. Ten recitals were given during the college year by the group for the Servicemen ' s Social Center, Newark; the New Jersey Physical Education Asso- ciation Convention, Hotel Pennsylvania, New York; the Christmas Festival and the St. Patrick tea at the college; the State Convention of the New Jersey Business and Professional Women ' s Clubs; and for the assembly programs of Millburn, Irvington, and Rutherford High Schools. Claire Meyers is president of the club.

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£ J Jl Jl « JL I i -S t fi c Glee Club The Glee Club of Panzer College has been in existence for six years under the leadership of Mrs. Sylvia Brainen. As part of its work, the members of this group have seen and studied several operas, concerts, and music demonstration. The Glee Club has sung at many student demonstrations, graduations, festivals, and teas. The present officers are, president, Eunice Eilau; secretary-treasurer, Dolores Cordisco; librarian, Sadie Burreci.

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Who ' s Who Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges is published through the cooperation of over six hundred American universities and colleges. It is the only means of national recognition for college students which is free of politics, fees and dues. Several students are selected each year by an unprejudiced committee, for achievement in scholarship and extracurricu- lar activities. Their biographies appear in Who ' s Who . Its purpose is to serve as an incentive for students to get the most out of their college careers. Josephine Martone, Eunice Eilau, Berenice Muncy, Jeanne Nunnink and Muriel Fecher were included this year.