Panzer College - Olympia Yearbook (East Orange, NJ)

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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Pawns of destiny! This thought characterizes the composite group which forms the senior class. Of those who entered in September 1944, some followed the accelerated course and are now graduated, some are in military service, and some went the way of many freshmen. The class was enlarged, however, by accelerating students and by veterans whose education had been interrupted by the war. Experiences in class, in clubs, and in social activities fused the various groups into the Class of 1948 with the typical Panzer traditions of friendliness, loyalty, and professional ability. Memories are undimmed by the glorious emotion ex- perienced at the end of the war. Seniors saw the addition of new college build- ings and facilities, the growth in enrollment, the veteran students, the new faculty, the resumption of men ' s athletics and the development of co-operation. The Senior Ball was the crescendo of rhythm in which threads from hither and yon were woven into a final class pattern. The seniors have worked and played, sorrowed and danced, experienced, and enjoyed. College days are drawing to a close. Now it is student teaching, then comes Commencement. And all the bustle of departure — sometimes sad, sometimes intoxicating — just as fear or hope may be inspired by the new chances of coming destiny.

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MARGARET C. BROWN President [6}