Panzer College - Olympia Yearbook (East Orange, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1954 volume:

1954 BtnhnxtB nf OF I ' livsiCAL Education ami 1Iu;ii:m-: Kast Ouanck, Nfw Jersey . ■: I a •Witti— tl B ' Mt ' ' 8 lia! r 1 ■ ' ' Ah 1 mm il l L i ' 9IHH ir i L i ■4A LEDA CANINO Instructor in Modern Dance il)l}t laff c liJ i= «««- • jnii c «lr wSS ifc ' mtors In October, 1953, our president, Dr. Margaret C. Brown was chosen woman of the year of Essex County by the executive council of the Women ' s Service Clubs of Essex County. This award was presented in recognition of Dr. Brown ' s contributions to teacher education in health and physical education and for services to the community and to youth. In the spring of 1953, Dr. Brown was awarded the Anderson Award for outstanding contributions to the teaching profession by the American Associ- ation for Health, Physical Education, and Recreation. Page Eight Haskelhall 1.2.:i.4; Soccer 1.2.3.4; Track 1.2.3. 4; Tennis 1: Bowling 1; Gymnastics 1; Projec- tionists 4; Demonstration Group 3.4: A. A. Medal 3. 61 Paisk Avicnue. Psterson. New Jersey • 1 ,-■ OOvC ►oooo mMUvh lark Baseball 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 3; Football 1; Soc- cer 4: Basketball 1; Folk Dance 2.3.4; Mar- shall? ' Club 1,2.3.4; Projectionists 1,2,3,4; Dem- onstration 2,3,4; Who ' s Who 3; Teresa Farrell Award 1; Phi-Epsilon Kappa Award 3; A.A. Award 3; Student Council Award 3; Class Offi- cer, President 1. Vice-President 4: Student Council 1,4. President 2,3. 90 RivER.siDE Drive. Denvili.e. New Jersey Page l ine Basketball Club 2,4; Field Hockey Club 3; Ten- nis Club 3,4; Olympia. Business Editor 2, Co- Editor 3, Pho togra]3hy Editor 4; Springboard 2; Volleyball 2.3.4. 411 Springdale Avenue East Orange. New Jersey iiattl)] m p. ©arrartun Athletic Council 3; Baseball 1; Football 1; Soccer 3,4; Tennis 3.4; Bowling Club 1.2,3,4: Officials Club 1. 10 Kearney Street. Newark, New Jersey Page Jen Haskelball 1: Field Hockey 1.2.3.4. Secretary 3; Cheerleader 2.3. Captain 4; Basketball Club 1,2. 3,4; Field Hockey Club 1.2.3,4; Big Sister Club. President 3; Folk Dance 1.2; Officials Club 1; Springboard 1. Ass ' t Editor 2; Who ' s Who 3; Demonstration Group 1,2,3,4; Student Council Award 3; Class Officer. Vice-President 1; Stu- dent Council 1.4. Secretary 2, Vice-President 3. 470 Nye Avknue. Irvington, New Jersey ( vntt iuantta IEIUh Basketball Team 1,2,3,4; Basketball Club 1.2.3. 4; Field Hockey Club 1,2,3; Demonstration 1: Folk Dance 2.3.4; Glee Club 1; Marshalls Club 4; Volleyball Club 4; Class Officer. Vice-Presi- dent 2; Student Council 2, Secretary 3. 9 Sear.s Place. Montci.air. New Jersey Page Eleven Basketball 1,2; Field Hockey 1,2,3; Basketball Club 1,2,3.4; Field Hockey Club 1,2,3; Tennis Club 4; Bowling 1; Folk Dance 1,2; Future Teachers of America 4; Glee Club 1; Marshalls ' Club 1.2,3,4; Officials Club 1; Volleyball 1,2.4; Demonstration Group 1,2,3,4; Mathias Machery Award 2; Student Council Award, Herbert Fox Scholarship 3; Class Officer, Vice-President 3; Student Council 3. 395 Ward Street, Union, New Jersey Paul ®l|oma0 Olarr tt Soccer 2,3,4; Track 1,2; Gymnastic Club 2,3, President 4; Demonstration Group 3; Future Teachers of America 1; Marshalls ' Club 3,4; Olympia. Sports Editor 2, Art Editor 3,4; Offi- cials Club 1; Class Officer, Treasurer 3. 6 Robert Court, West Orange, New Jersey Tage 7welve Baseball Team 1.2.3; Foolball 1: Hasketball Club 2; Dramatics 1; Gymnastics 1; OITicials Club o. President 4; Who ' s Who 3; Demonstra- tion Group 1; Class OfTicer. President 1.2; Stu- dent Council 1, Treasurer 2. President ' . 205 Julias Street. Isei.in. New Jersey patrtrta Kxmt Knnuh Basketball, Manager 1.2.3.4; Basketball Club 1,3A Vice-President 2; Field Hockey Club 1; Big Sister Club, Program Chairman 3; Dramatic 3; Glee Club 1.3, Secretary 2. President 4; Olympia 2,3,4; Volleyball 2.3.4; Demonstralioii Group 1,2,3,4; Class OITicer. Secretary 2.3. 105 - Tenth Street. Hoboken. New Jersey Page Jhirteen Bowling. Manager 1.4: Tennis 1. Manager 2,3,4; Bowling Club. President 2,3; Glee Club 1,2.3,4; Tennis Club 3,4. 141 MoNTiCELLO Avenue Jersey City, New Jersey P t r |[I. Mwcnctx Football 1; Track 1.2.4; Leaders Club 1.2: Serv- ice Club 1; Projectionist 1.3.4; Marshails ' Club 3.4; Demonstration Group 3.4; Athletic Council 3. President 4: Student Council 1. 214 Scotland Ro i). Orxnge. New Jersey Page 7ourteen Basketball Club 1.2,4; Field Hockey Club 1; Volleyball Club 4; Tennis Club 1.2.3.4; Folk Dance 1; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Springboard 1. Assistant Editor 2; Class Officer, Secretary 4. 622 Prospect Street. Nutley, New Jersey auJiolpl) f arr lla Track Team 1.2.3.4; Soccer 4; Football 1: Bowl- ing 2,3,4; Tennis Club 3; Olympia 1; Projec- tionists 1.2.3, President 4; Bowling; Club 3: Student Council 1.2.3.4. 388 East 22nd Street Paterson, New Jersey Page 7ifteen Antl|flng A. l ntz Soccer Team 1.2.3. Captain 4; Track 2,3,4; Bowling 1; Future Teachers of America 3; Pro- jectionists 4: Demonstration Group 3.4; Athletic Council 4; Class Officer. President 2. Treasurer 4; Student Council 2. 1380 Greene Avenle. Brooklyn. New York Hull; irl c nhnrn Basketball Team 1; Basketball Club 1,2,3,4; Field Hockey Club 1.2,3; Tennis Club 4; Folk Dance 1.2,3.4; Glee Club 1,2,3; Librarian 4; Marshalls ' Club 1,2,3,4; Olympia 3,4; Spring- board 2; Volleyball Club 1.2.3.4; Demonstra- tion Group 1.2.3.4; Cheerleader 2. 984 CooLiDGE Road, Elizabeth. e v Jersey Page Sixteen Paul i. Bxixvu Football 1; Gymnastic Team 2.3.4; Soccer 4; Track 1.2; Tennis 3.4; Projectionists 1.2, Presi- dent 3, Vice-President 4; Tennis Club, Vice- President 3; Demonstration Group 1,2,3,4; Who ' s Who 4; Athletic Council 1.2; Class Offi- cer. President 3,4; Student Council, Committee Chairman 3,4. 1082 Maurice Avenue Rahwav, New Jersey MnxQuv Khxn antnm Basketball Team 1,2,3; Basketball Club 1.2.3.4; Field Hockey 1,2.3; Big Sister Club. Secretary 3; Folk Dance 2,3,4: Glee Club 1,2.3.4; Olym- pia 4.; Officials Club 1,2; Springboard, Make-up Editor 1.2. Editor 3; Volleyball 1.2.3.4; Demon- stration 1.2.3.4; Registrar ' s Medal 2; Student Council Award 2; Camper of the Year Award 2. Rock Ridge Lake, Denville, New Jersey iHaknlm Snliu tmou Soccer 2.3.4; Tennis 2,3,4: Basketball 2; Offi- cials Club 2.3.4. 45 East Brinkerhoff Avenue Pai-isaoes Park. New Jersey } Page Seventeen (ilgmpta Btnif Editor-in-chief Phyllis Cardone Literary Editor Evelyn Maloney Make-up Co-editors - Rosemaur Leonardo, Marsha Kramer Art Editor Paul Garrett Sports Editor Irwln Figman Business Manager Salvatore Laratta Adviser Peter P. Stapay Page Eighteen In rgra uat B iluntnr ffllass Mario Alia Iruin Fiaman Thomas Gallucci John Gardner Edward Haberman Charles Heiser John Kyreakakis Members James Lawler Michael Liberto Joseph Nazzaro Neil O ' Donne ll Thomas Patierno William Smith Joseph Twaits Mary Sharkey Lawrence Vanderpile Violet Applegit Phyllis Cardone Louis HoUingshead Elizabeth Krako Evelyn Maloney Lillian Ramirez President. Henry Cryer Page 7wenty-one PANZER COLLEGE i a}iljnmnrf ffllaaa Members Robert Adubato Robert O ' Dell Lois Madden Seymour Baumstein Thomas Perillo Carol IVIaurer Lawrence Cirignano Robert Poth Marilyn Maxcey Joseph Cocchiola Edwin Valente Ruth McCartney Robert Greenuald Richard Warga Roberta McKelvey Donald Griffith Francine Birilli Barbara Meola Robert Letson Gwendolyn Goldsby Joan Moran John McDonough Patricia Grady Dorothea Tomason Robert McPhaul Dorothea Hofmann Dale Wanner Paul Miller Claridel Kinney Joan Warry Corinne W isniewski Patricia Zaccone President, Elwciou Caspf.rson PANZER i 7. .M Charles Agel Gus Aiello Edward Chakey Jerry Cirrone Philip Congilose Daniel Crisci Henry D ' Elia I.eo Eilhacher Renjamin Epstein Kenneth Freed Gerry Geller Martin Herman Ernest Horvath Benjamin Joseph IFr Bljman ©lass Members Robert Kahn Salvatore Laratta Ernest Monaco Donald Miisselman Ronald Nnsshaum Timothy O ' Shea George Pfeifer Edwin Roth Stanley Tchorz Victor Vipna Rirhard WillniaTi Gail Chesnut Elayne Daniels. Nancy Gilroy Margaret Henn Maxine Hines Elaine Iherer Jane Johnson Florence Kaufman Luciann Kecznierski Nancy King Marcia Kramer Anthony Yankovich Rosemary Lamb Alma Baunigartner Rosemaur Leonardo Theresa Caliero Geraldine Maloney Maureen Weingart Mary-Anne Manning Patricia Martin Betty Meslar arsha Milkin Kathleen Moore Isabelle Niosi Beverly Picking Rita Pilger Regina Pisacano Joan Sakowski Thelma Thompson Josephine Truppa Mary Walsh Patricia Walsh I ' residrnl. V C.l KUKl ici Artttittt s ■ S ' tuiiFttt (Ununrtl The voice of the student body in policy-mak- ing and improvements, the officers of the Student Council are Robert Greenwald. President; Eve- lyn Maloney, Vice-President; Mary Sharkey. Secretary; Marilyn Maxcey. Treasurer; and Miss X acker and Dean Stapay. Advisers. Atljl ttr A0B0rtatt0n Our athletic program is ably directed by this group who also run the Varsity Dance and the Athletic Association Banquet. Officers this year include: President Evelyn Mangels; Vice-Presi- dent Mario .41ia; Secretary Joan Moran; Treas- urer Robert Letson; and Advisers Mr. Goodwin. Mr. Perasallo and Miss Mellen. The reporters of the college news and hap- penings, Editor Dorothea Tomason and Adviser Mr. Dunlap. (iljjmpta The loyal workers who bring this book to you — Phyllis Cardone is the Editor-in-chief and Dean Stapay is the Adviser. Jiljn In AtttJ rtran ffloU g s nnh MmwvBxtuB The selected few who are superlative in aca- members are Paul Silirie, Evelyn Maloney and , demic, extracurricular, professional, social and Edward Haberman. service achievements to the college. This year ' s iJ w T I f ' ■ teachers of tomorrow who foster civic UlUf Sj}tUtlj[l tB 01 ttl rtra and professional endeavors. Edward Valente, Carol Maurer and Ruth McCartney are the offi- cers of the club and Miss Mellen and Miss Brand are the Advisers. The junior women xvho lead the new freshmen in the right direction at col- lege. Mary Sharkey presided with Phyl- lis Cardone, Louise Hollingshead, and Elizabeth Krako as the other officers. Miss Wacker is the club ' s adviser. KxhB Our projectionists who assist in classes, assemblies and demonstrations; presided over by Rudolph Parrella; Paul Silirie, Vice-President; and An- thony Perez, Secretary-Treasurer. Dean Stapay is the Adviser. 3alk Sanrp ffiluh Our loyal demonstrators of Folk and Hawaiian dancing who represent the college at many civic and professional organizations. The club is presided over by Edward Haberman and Evelyn Maloney with Dr. Brown as the club ' s adviser. tmmmjume H mi .m mss (Elub Heard at all college functions, the Glee Club is the core of our musical endeavors. Claridel Kin- ney is the club ' s secretary and Mr. Dugdale is the director. 5 , The students of the dance who are directed by Mrs. Canino and jierform at the college dem- onstrations. i ' HAfl Mms ©fftrtala (Eluh This very popular club keeps its members well informed in the techniques of officiating, and |)rovides its members with many opportunities to ' blow that whistle ' . 0m n fftrtolB Qllub The ' whistle-tooters ' who officiate for all intra- club and intra-mural games. The officers are Jane Stanicki, President; Evelyn Maloney, Vice- President; Claridel fvinney, Secretary; and Miss Mellen. Adviser. A l,1 4 : Ifulb ?4nrkfy Club The slick enthusiasts who played all fall under the tutorage of Miss Mellen. On the cool autumn and spring afternoons the members of the tennis club were swinging their racquets vigorously as they combined fun with the development of skill. This club is under the leadership of Mr. ' ashnik. m X 4 if S - ;4 ' : .a ' . U fy r ' c f ' fi f f o iO • ,f ' ' A ft ' V ' «j 1 iJpH (Strl0 ' laakftball (Elub An op]3ortunity for all to play and participate — Ruth Schoenborn. President; Margar Zantow, Secretary; and Miss Mellen. Adviser are the club ' s officers. The effort and hard work of the many students in ihe college is often displayed at the various demonstrations and gymnastic meets. This group was captained by Edward Haberman. The tennis team had many new members this year. It was led to ano ther good season by such stalwarts as Mai Simon and Ed Haberman. This team, captained by Tony Perez, had a tremendous amount of fighting spirit. Their ' die hard ' playing carried right along through the season. MnxB Baratg laskj tfaall Kneeling: Jack McDonough. Robert Poth. Robert Burns. Robert Greenwald. Paul Miller. Second Row: Leslie Goodwin. Coach; Stanley Tchorz. James Asbell. Edward Chakey. Lawrence Cirignano. Edward Valente Manager Third Row: Lawrence Van- derpile. JackGardner John R an Louis Mc horter, Charles Agel. Vage Tbirfy-six Kneeling: Ruth xMcCartney.- Evelyn Mangels. Jane Stanicki. Joan Moran. Patricia Zaccone. Joan Warry. Second Row: Elberta Mellen. Coach; Patricia Kennedy. Man- ager; Grace Ellis. Claride! Kinney. Lois Madden. Carol Maurer, Margar Zantow. Retty Forgerson, Phyllis Cardone, Evelyn Maloney, Assistant Manager. Page Jhirtyseven IE v 26 n IS J 21 t fei SV a - 4 ( 1 ( 3, B. lask tfaall ® am The freshman team this year was a hustling and scrapping club. Their sportsmanship and playing ability were shown in every contest. Our baseball team this past year showed a preponderance of newcomers, but their ability was shown as they skillfully functioned as a unit to have a successful season. Qlrnas (Hountrg ® am Although only in Panzer College for luo years, this sport has caught fire. The team has been quite successful and is proud to boast a fine record. Inmltug ® am Every week this skilled group of howlers were seen pr acticing their strikes at the Palladium Alleys in Orange. Under the direction of Mr. ashnik, and jiossessing such players as Tom Patierno. Rudy Parella, Ernie Horvath and Don Furdock. This is a team to be proud of. All undefeated season. Claridel Kinney made the All-State Honorary Team and Joan Moran and Jane Stanicki made the Reserve Team. The team was coached hv Miss Mellen; Louise Hoi- iinpshead and Carol Maurer were the managers: and. Evelyn Mangels and Jane Stanicki were our co-captains. Without the good work of the cheering section, our teams would never have been as successful as they were. This wonderful group is captained by Angela Di Costanzo. titiirut ICounijr Presenting Plnllis Cardone. Varsity Queen of 195.H-54. uitii her Court. Mary Shar- key and Betty Krako. 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