Panzer College - Olympia Yearbook (East Orange, NJ)

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Left to right: Muriel Armistead, Donald Rob- ertson, William Hafer, Florence Jakiel, Frank Hahfeld, Dean Creenawalt, Gertrude WardeM, Dr. Brown, Elizabeth Beach, Hazel Wacker, Albert Gorton, Andrew Nazzari, Renard Rossi, Marion Owens, Virginia Cemarada, Betty Mac- Manus, Claire Meyers, Louis Peragallo. STUDENT COUNCIL Left to right, seated: Irma Sempier, Selma Neuman, Fay Zipkin, Claire Meyers, Annette Petrillo, Theresa Comito, Doris Vivian, Dolores Cordisco. Standing: Horace Roden, Frank Pro- ietti, Lucille Stahl, William Cunningham, June Brickman, Miss Hazel Wacker, Renard Rossi, Paul Hausser, Harold Lefkowitz, Eleanor Webb, leanne Simonet. SPRINGBOARD STAFF • 22

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STUDENT COUNCIL ACTIVITIES repertoire of several fine one-act comedies was able to be prepared in the Cellar Workshop during the year. Among other things it was encouraging to see so many men in the group, who were concerned about learning the art of acting, as well as the technique of play production. Having so many men interested in dramatics was new to Panzer, and it speaks well for the Club ' s continued success. Everybody entered wholeheartedly into the desire for making dramatics one of the most important extracurricular activities of the College. Miss Rita Ferguson, a former member, was elected president and Miss Ruth Roemer, a freshman, was chosen secretary-treasurer. The season opened with Virginia Cemarada and Rita Ferguson present- ing a skit entitled Knit One, Purl Two to the Patron ' s Association of the College, at the fall meeting. Doris Vivian and Carmine Giordano, fresh from their summer Rose Garden performance, staged Vv ealth and Wisdom in splendid fashion, before neighborhood women ' s organizations. Carmine Gior- dano, Valerie Campbell, Fred Hulme, and Betty McManus presented Mistle- toe , as a very entertaining Christmas Play, to the patrons and students. An important feature of the Cellar Workshop was the cooperative plan of having Carmine Giordano and Rita Ferguson assist in the direction of the plays. Dean Greenawalt directed the Club. Another social activity is Badminton. This Club is unique in that it is coached by two leading citizens of East Orange. Mr. C. D. Ceer, vice- president of Edison ' s and Mr. C. E. Humiston, Prudential Insurance Co., excellent performers themselves, gave valuable instruction in the techniques and strategy of the games. The Club is now engaged in a tournament. Weekly bulletins on the progress of the games and the scores of each player are posted. The Club will entertain some leading authorities on Badminton this spring. Margaret Pons is president of the Club. A new development this year is the library committee composed of representatives from each class. Miss Wardell and Dr. Greenawalt. It has been a great factor in articulating the library activities of both students and faculty. On the committee are Marion Owens, Doris Vivian, Fay Zipkin, Paul Hausser and James Caulfield. WHO ' S WHO Each year the publication, Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges, carries the names of students in the leading col- leges of the United States, who are outstanding for their scholarship, leader- ship, and college service. The number of students is based upon the college enrollment. The award is determined by the highest number of faculty votes. This year the students selected were Ruth Twombly, Claire Meyers and Fay Zipkin. 21

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FOLK DANCE GROUP Left to right: Doris Vivian, Louise Creulich, Zenobia Wyatt, Eleanor Webb, Virginia Cema- rada, Claire Meyers, Annette Petrillo, Beatrice Callini, Irma Sempier, Dolores Cordisco, Ruth Twombly, Muriel Armistead, Juanita Vv hite, Lila Burpee, Selma Neuman. DRAMATIC CLUB Left to right, seated: Nathan Stokes, Betty MacManus, Eleanor Webb, Dean Creenawalt, Jack Underwood, Selma Neuman, Rita Fergu- son. Standing: Jean Friedman, Robert Ander- son, Joseph Talamo, Fred Hulme, William Cun- ningham, Ruth Roemer. 23