Panzer College - Olympia Yearbook (East Orange, NJ)

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cJhe junior ( lass CTiistorLi With three years behind us we are all looking for- ward to that big senior year ahead. We will never forget our junior year with all its fun and hard work. The junior class was well represented on the athletic field by such greats as Frank Accocella, Norman Spen- cer, Len Berman, Pat Digiore, John Doolittle and others. We ' ve had our laughs with Ted Monica, and Tullio Fratterigo. No one will forget the wonderful junior New Year ' s Dance, until, perhaps, next year when we are seniors and put on the annual Senior Ball . cJhe Sophomore Lylass cKistoiy At last we are Sophomores! How well the miserable freshmen knew it. Presided over by the incomparable Tony Lanni, we renewed Court Night and sentenced all newcomers to our esteemed institution to the delight of the entire college. Halloween came and with it — the introduction of the gala social event, the Halloween Costume Dance. On the athletic field we were represented by such luminaries as footballer ' s Tom Rillo, Ray Ward, Red Kelin, Herb Davis, Joe Bongiorno, and Jim Dunleavy,- and soccer players Bob Nichols, Charles Kline, and Frank Matullo. Joe Guthrie, Will Hug, Dan Dandy, Johnny Marra, and Tony Lanni formed the nucleus of a scrappy basketball team. On the diamond veterans Frank Matullo, Don Czok, Russ Hunchar, and John Hargreaves once again proved themselves to be ster- ling competitors. Mary Fenesy, Caroline Arnone, Joan Sullivan, and Jean Methven performed more than ably on the hockey field, while Sully and Rose Marie Battaglia were the high scoring mainstays of the women ' s Basketball squad. Sophomores excelled also in academic standing. Familiar figures on the Dean ' s List were Matt Gallo, Russ Hunchar, Abe Manning, and Richard Fischer. Now it is over. We have mastered the intricacies of chemistry, physiology, and have completed our year of community service work. Eagerly we look forward to our junior year. The class of 1952 would like to express our sincere gratitude to Miss Sandor and .Mr. Dugdale, our faculty advisors. cJhe cfreskman i lass cHistoiy The Fall Freshman Class of 1949 was introduced to the Panzer Faculty and Student Council at the traditional Freshman Tea and Reception. A more pro- found introduction was the Court Night initiation which was highlighted by an untraditional event at the expense of the ' judge of the court. The next im- portant event was the donation of the Christmas tree. personifying, once again, the Yule-Tide spirit. The most important occurrence was the Freshman Dance which was highly successful. The class officers were Thomas Paskalides, president; Florence Conforti, vice-president; Jacquelynn Rennick, secretary; and Robert Kelly, treasurer. 25

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