Panzer College - Olympia Yearbook (East Orange, NJ)

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Lib Consisting of a representative from each class, the Library Com- mittee functions as a service to the college, attempting at all times to produce and maintain harmony between the student body and the activities of the li- brary. It is the committee ' s duty to state amounts to be fined, and make decisions concerning various other matters. Big Sister Club The Big Sister Organization which recently became a club, is composed of junior and senior girls. Each semester, these stu- dents receive names of incoming freshmen girls, who, upon arrival, become their Little Sisters. It is the duty of the Big Sisters to acquaint the freshmen with their new environment, through a varied social program. Red Cross Unit The College Red Cross Unit, which consists of 29 members, was organized in December 1946; thus it is the newest organiza- tion in the school. The members to date have served as Motor Corps drivers, have aided in ac- cident prevention, and have col- lected gifts for the veterans hos- pitals. Page 23

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Folk Dance The Folk Dance Group is one of the most interesting extra-cur- ricular activities of the college (whose membership is now 44 students). The group has become increasmgly popular since the re- turn of our men. Demonstration programs, supplemented by in- formation concerning the origins of the dances, have been pre- sented for various community groups. Modem Dance Composed of twenty women and one man, the Modern Dance Group has brightened up the past year with its splendid perform- ances. This club presented a demonstration in the Christmas Festival, which represented the yuletide spirit, and also helped usher in the Easter holiday by per- forming in the spring ' demonstra- tion. Who ' s Who Who ' s Who Among Students In American Universities and Col- leges, is a national organization whose main purpose is to serve and honor outstanding and de- serving students in the colleges and universities throughout the country, devoid of politics, initia- tion fees and dues. The factors for consideration are character, scholarship, leadership and extra- curricular activities. 24

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Glee Club The thirty members of the very popular group, The Glee Club, meet every Monday evening to engage in their joyful activity, smgmg. Students, faculty and friends of the college enjoy the annual performances of this group at the Christmas and spring demonstrations, and at the com- mencement exercises. The club also performs occasionally at as- sembly programs. The Octet For the first time in the history of the college an Octet has been added to the non-athletic schedule of activities. The group began with the usual number of eight, but due to increased popularity, a few new members were admitted this semester. The group entertains at assemblies and social affairs. One of the newer organized clubs of the college is the Drama- tic Club. This club deals not only with the technicalities of acting, but also with the art of make-up, the use of properties, and stage management. To study the practical application of the work, the group this year is visit- ing various theatres. Page 26