Panzer College - Olympia Yearbook (East Orange, NJ)

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LIEN ' S BOWLING CLUB Q The largest of the Panzer Organizations, the Men ' s Bowling Club provides an exciting, challenging, and unusual entertainment for its members. Interclub competition is keen and those pins don ' t stand a chance as our Panzer Bowlers take to the alleys. From this club the team is selected to represent Panzer in intercollegiate competition. Joseph Sandor has been their president. The Modern Dance Club provides additional time for those interested in learning techniques and interpretation of the dance to further their knowledge of choreography. Their grace and art are not only displayed in the club but in the Christmas and Spring Festivals. Carol Kramer was this year ' s presi- dent. MODERN DANCE CLUB

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WOMEN ' S OFFICIALS CLUB This club of well informed students kept abreast of the latest athletic rulings and assigned its members to officiate at women ' s athletics. Practical work gives individual experience, which proves very helpful in the field. Caroline Arnone has been the president. These gifted students under the direction of Mr. Dugdale express by their song the good hearted spirit which they carry throughout the year. All who attend the events in which the Glee Club performs, take with them memories of an evening much enjoyed. The president of this organization was Elvira Deliman. GLEE CLUB

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GYM TEAM The hard work and effort of the many students in the college is often dis- played by means of demonstrations. The gym team consists of selected students who have the privilege of displaying their ability at the various demonstrations and Gym Meets. This group was captained by James Bayne. The Volleyball Club promotes an opportunity for the girls interested in the sport to practice their skill while playing competitively with their classmates. An intramural program in volleyball is played in conjunction with the club. The 1951 winners were the present Juniors. VOLLEYBALL CLUB