Panzer College - Olympia Yearbook (East Orange, NJ)

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AUDIO VISUAL AIDS CLUB The members of this club with their knowledge of operating pro- jectors and public address systems have proved to be of valuable assist- ance in the visual aid program at Panzer. No doubt their ability will prove an asset to themselves in the future. WHO ' S WHO An honor for a selected few who must be superlative in academic standing, in extra- curricular work, in diligence, and in strength of character. The current 1951-1952 members include Matthew Gallo, Herbert Frank, Robert Arnold, and Eileen Jensen. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA An active group which sponsors many educational and civic activi- ties throughout the year, preparing its members to step forth into the teaching vocation with dignity and assurance. Working with the presi- dent, Raymond Bahnsen, the club has done an excellent job in spon- soring a Blood Bank for Korea. 25

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an STUDENT COUNCIL Presided over by Clifford Back, and composed of representatives from every class, this student governing body is responsible for expressing student opinion and for formulating student policies within Panzer. The student athletic association under the guidance of Mr. Goodwin super- vises Panzer ' s intercollegiate and intramural programs. We must also credit them for their sponsorship of the Varsity Dance and the Athletic Association Banquet, two of the best planned social affairs of the year. ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION

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SPRINGBOARD STAFF Supervised by Miss Johnson and edited by Barbara Cummings, this monthly publication has kept the student body well informed of our Panzer activities. The staff should certainly be commended for their admirable efforts which are cer- tainly appreciated by every Panzerite. The loyal workers without which we would never be able to publish a year- book. OLYMPIA STAFF