Panzer College - Olympia Yearbook (East Orange, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 62 of the 1955 volume:

ANZ-ER CO uh LIBRARY PANZER COLLXQ, L, . ' • J .-«« ia ! IMki 51? WfttiV 9 I 9 5 5 OLVMPIA PANZER COLLEGE OF PHVS CAL EDUCATION AND HYGIENE East Orange, New Jersey R MARGARET C. BROWN President Peter P. Stapay Dean Hazel M. Y acker Registrar Page ' Jour THE STAFF C. Davis ■ Anna Cutar • Eleanor DeFalco F A C u L T Y 1 T r ft, Margaret 1 . Brand Librarian Chester B. Dugdale Assistant Professor in Biological Sciences Joseph S. Dun lap Instructor in English and Speech I Leslie K. Goodwin Elberta Mellen Director o Pfty5.cn! EflVclion Jnslnicfor m Pnys.ca EnVafinn Louis J. Peragallo nsfructor in Phvsical Educatii Raymond R. Ammarell Walter M. Washnik Instructor in Social Sciences Assistant Professor in Health Education and Psycholo Leda Canino Instructor in AJot ern Dance i ±mm Maria Provaznik Instructor in Gymnastics Malcolm Sturchio Instructor in C iemislry Abraham D. Zweibel Instructor in History SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS a SENIORS Violet Applegit Basketball 1; Tennis Club 4; Folk Dance 1; Marsballs ' Club 2.3.4; Volleyball Club 1.2. Secre- tary-Treasurer 3.4; Basketball Club 1,3.4; Hockey Club 1; Demonstration Club 2. Berkshire Road. Kenvil. New Jersey Philomena Cardone Basketball 1.2.3; Field Hockey Club 1; Class Officer, Vice President 1.3. Secretary 2; Student Council 1.3; Atbletic Council 4; Big Sister Pro- gram; Glee Club 1; Library 2.4; Marsballs ' Club 2,3,4; Modern Dance 3; Olympia Make-up Editor 2. Editor 3; Officials Club. Secretary-Treasurer 1.2.4; Springboard 2; Volleyball 1.4; Matbias Mackery Medal; Student Council Award 3. 399 Littleton Avenue. Newark. New Jersey ' ' .;.; Seven Henry Cryer Class President 3; Student Council 3; Baseball Manager 2.3.4; Soccer 3.4; Officials Club 1,2. _OOK STREET. M ASSACHUSETTS Edward A. Cummings Athletic Council 1.2. President 3: Soccer 2.3,4; Track 1.2; Folk Dance 1.2,3; Future Teacfiers of America 1; Leaders Club 1: Officials Club 2,3.4. 23 Baldwin Avenue. Jersey City. New Jersey Vacje Eight Irwin Figman Baseball 1.2.3.4; Soccer 1.2.3. Co-Captain 4; Class President 4; Student Council 4; Bowling Club 1; Future Teachers of America 1.2: Olympia 2.3.4 Sports Editor; Officials Club 1.2.3. 1420 South Wood Avenue. Linden. New Jersey Geraldine Finch Field Hockey 3.4; Hockey Club 3.4; Basketball Club 2; Volleyball Club 2.3.4; Future Teacbers of America 3; Glee Club 2; Marshalls ' Club 2.3.4. 20 South Maple Avenue. East Orange. N. J. Page Nine Don Furdock Bowling 3,4; Soccer 3,4; Bowling Club 2,3.4; Future Teachers of America 3; Officials Club 3,4. 482 New Brunswick Avenue New Brunswick. New Jersey Tho mas Gall UCCI Basketball 1: Track 1,2.3.4: Indoor Track 4; Glee Club 2.3.4; Officials Club 1,2,3,4; Tennis Club President 4; A. A. Award— Track and Field. 625 No. 7th Street, Newark, New Jersey Page Jen John Gardner Basketball 1.2.3.4; Soccer 1.2.3.4; Track 1; Stu- dent Council 1.2.3.4; Marshall - Club 1.2.3.4; Of- ficials Club 1 ; A.A. Award. 600 Filbert St., Roselle Park, New Jersey Gwendolyn Goldsby Tennis Club 3; Folk Dance 2.3.4; Modern Dance 2.3; Cheer Leader 1,2; Class Secretary 2. 105 Morris Avenue. Newark, New Jersey Page Eleven Edward Greiff Football 1.2; Tennis 3.4: Cross-Country 4: Bowl- ing Club 1.2.3; Demonstration Club 1,2,3; Future Teacbers of America 3.4; Gym Club 3. 1 1 Reid Street. Long Branch, New Jersey Edward Habermann Basketball 1.2; Gym Team 1.2; Soccer 2.3.4; Ten- nis 3; Track 1; Cross Country 4: Gym Club 2. President 3. Director 4; Chrisunas Pageant 2.3,4: Folk Dance 2.3. President 4; Marshalls ' Club 1.2.3.4: Who ' s Who 3; Sinha Medal 2: Student Council Award 3. 941 College Street. Xew York City. X. Y. Page 7welve Charles B. H eiser Athletic Council 4; Track 1.2.3.4: Marshalls ' Club 1.2.3.4; Springboard. Business Manager 1. 120 No. Oraton Pkwy.. East Orange. N. J. Louise HoIIingshead Basketball 1: Field Hockey. Manager 2.3.4: Big Sister. Secretary 3: Folk Dance. Secretary 2; Glee Club 1.2.3.4: Springboard 1.2: Volleyball 1.3.4: Hockey Club 1.2.3.4: Basketball Club 1; Class Secretary 3. Oak Tree Road. Oak Tree. New Jersey Page Jhirtet n Elizabeth Krako Basketball 1; Tennis Club 1, President 2,3; Bas- ketball Club 1; Big Sister Treasurer; Folk Dance 1,2,3.4; Future Teachers of America 2; Marsnalls Club 1,2.4; Modern Dance 1,2; Who ' s Who 4; Demonstration Club 2; Alumni Award 2. 923 Florel Avenue, Union, New Jersey John Kyreakakis Baseball 2.3,4; Basketball 1, Soccer 2.3.4; Mar- shall Club 1.2.3,4; Officials Club 1.2.3.4; Spring- board 2; Christmas Pageant 1.2.3,4; Class Presi- dent 1, Secretary 4; Student Council 1. 159 Baldwin Avenue. Jersey City, New Jersey Vaqe fourteen James Lawler, Jr. Baseball 1,2; Soccer 1,2,3.4; Tennis 1, Co-Cap- tain 4: Bowling 3.4; Bowling Club 1,2; Folk Dance 1.2; Glee Club 1.2.3.4: Officials Club 1.2.4. W. Saddle River Road. Saddle River, N. J. Evelyn M. Maloney Basketball Captain 1. Manager 2.3.4- Basketball Club 1.3.4; Field Hockey 1.2.3.4; Field Hockey Club 1.2.3; Christmas Pageant 2.3.4; Folk Dance 1.2. Secretary 3. Pre ident 4; Olympia Literary Editor 2.3.4: Officials Club 1.2. Vice- President 3,4: Springboard 2.4: Volleyball 1,2,3.4: Class Vice-President 2,4; Student Council 2, Vice-President 3.4; Registrar ' s Medal; Student Council Award; A. A Award: Wbo ' s Wbo. 108 Hillside Terrace, Irvincton. New Jersey Pncjc 7ifteen Evelyn Mangels Basketball 1.2.3; Field Hockey 1.2.3. Co-Captain 4; Demonstration Club 1,2; Marshalls ' Club 1,2. 3,4; Officials Club 1.2, Secretary-Treasurer 3; Volleyball Club 1.2,3; Basketball Club 1.2.3; Hockey Club 1.2.3.4; Athletic Council, Secretary 1.2; President 3. 434 Wood-Ridge Avenue, Wood-Ridge, N. J. losep h N azzaro Gym Team 1; Soccer 2.3; Track 1; Gym Demon- stration 1.2; Christmas Pageant 2.3,4; Leade rs Club 1; Olympia 3; Officials Club 2,3.4; Spring- board 3; Teresa Farrell Award. 361 Van Nostrand Avenue. Jersey City. N. J. Page Sixteen Cornelius O Donnell Baseball 1,2.3.4: Soccer 1.2.3. Co-Captain 4; Track 2; Gym Club 2, Vice-President 3; Class Treasurer 2.3.4; Bowling Club 2; Christmas Pa- geant 3; Glee Club 1; Olympia 2: Officials Club 1: Sinha Medal. 615 Miner Terrace, Linden. New Jersey Thomas Patierno Baseball 1.2.3,4: Soccer, Manager 2.3.4; Bowling 3.4; Bowling Club 3.4; Atbletic Council 3. Presi- dent 4; Officials Club 1.2. Secretary 3,4; Audio- Visual Club 2. 120 Linden Street, Passaic. New Jersey Page Seventeen Albert Petrella Track 2.3.4; Indoor Track 4; Tennis 3; Future Teachers of America 2.3; Officials Club 2.3. 30 Concord Street, Jersey City, New Jersey Mary Sharkey Field Hockey 1,2: Field Hockey Club 1.2,3; Bas- ketball Club 1.2.3; Tennis Club 4; Big Sister President; Demonstration Club 2; Folk Dance 1; Marshalls ' Club 1.2.3.4; Officials Club 2.3; Vol- leyball Club 1.2.4; Student Council 1.2. Secretary 3.4. 68 Washington Avenue. Chatham, New Jersey Page Eighteen William E. Smith Baseball 1.2. Captain 3 and 4; Glee Club 2: Offi- cials Club 1.2,3.4; Audio-Visual Club 2.3: Tennis Club 4; A.A. Award-Baseball. 242 West Main Street. Rockaway. N. J. lane Stanicki Basketball 1. Co-Captain 2,3.4; Field Hockey 1,2: Co-Captain 3. Captain 4; Marshalls 2.3; Officials Club President 3; Volleyball Club 1.2.3.4; Basketball Club 1.2,3.4; Hockey Club 1,2,3,4: A.A. Award-Basketball. 218 Staughton Avenue, Cranford. N. J. 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C  is Si = [X M (D T3 2 Ji J o 2 o c rt r a o (D _c 10 m U sp -n _Q U _o o — i U 1 i ° J E Ej fc E S CO 2 o -5 d in IS s 8 Q S E -S 2 c o o - 1 o « ,o s E 5 3 Q U g cu -3 u ■ 5 s ,-c £ ti _c 5 | C — o c — i_ C t- £ lO u gj A A (S 3 O c Prtije Jicetilv fire ORGANIZATIONS ssScSra • 2: ■■? £ Mi At? ' - 9Jn - JB STUDENT COUNCIL Presided over by Elwood Casperson, the Student Council represents the voice of the student body as they improve the student affairs of the college. Other officers include vice-president Corinne Wisniewski; secretary Robert Greenwald; and, treasurer Marilyn Maxcey. Miss Wacker and Dean Stapay are the club ' s advisers. Ptige Twenty -eight ATHLETIC COUNCIL The Athletic Council is delegated with the responsibility of administering and coordinat- ing every phase of Panzers extensive sports program. In addition it sponsors such pro- grams as the Soccer Ball. Varsity Dance and the Athletic Association Banquet. The officers are: Thomas Patierno. president; Joan Moran, vice-president; Ruth McCartney, secretary; and Kenneth Freed, treasurer. Mr. Goodwin. Mr. Peragallo and Miss Mellen are the advisers. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Robert Pearson presides over our Future Teachers who contribute to the civic functions of the college. Blood bank, underprivileged children ' s Christmas party and financial drives tor the needy are a few of their endeavors. Miss Wacker is the club s adviser. BIG SISTERS ' CLUB 1 he freshmen women are ably guided in their new college life by the junior women with rrancine Birille as president; Carol Maurer. program chairman ' : Corinne W ' isniewski. secretary: and Marilyn Maxcey. treasurer. Miss Wacker is the adviser to the club. Tacie Jwentyiiine MARSHALLS ' CLUB The Marshalls act as guides at our annual social affairs. Their services result in the fur- ther enjoyment of everyone attending these activities. GLEE CLUB Our musical programs at demonstrations, assemblies, graduation exercises and social events are directed by Mr. Dugdale. Page Thirty OLYMPIA STAFF Compiling a college yearbook is never an easy task. The Olympia staff members, through tireless and never ending efforts carried enthusiastic hopes of producing a pictorial and written account of all important activities and events. SPRINGBOARD All the news and gossip about the college brought to you by co-editors Joan Sakowski and Regina McKelvey. Page 7hirty-one AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS CLUB These men and women serve in our assemblies, classes, social events and special affairs as projectionists and audio-visual aid experts. The Dean is the club ' s instructor and adviser. WHO ' S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES Th 1S year ' s members are Elwood Casperson. Robert Greenwald. Betty Krako, Thomas Perillo and Corinne Wisniewski; the best we have in academic, extracurricular, profes- sional, and service achievements. Vacje 7hirty-two ■J i ' - ■ V- .- _- j ■• •Jr-V-. . ' - §8! ATHLETICS VARSITY SOCCER The soccer team, coached ty Mr. Peragallo and captained by Neil O Donnell and Irwin Figman, went through a hard-fought season and won numerous victories. J.V. SOCCER The J.V. Soccer team showed great potentialities for future varsity teams. Page Jbirty-six X-COUNTRY I he X-country team had its best season yet. despite the fact that there were few return- ing lettermen. The coach was Mr. Dunlap. BOWLING Coached by Prof. Washnik. the bowling team won the 1955-1954 New Jersey Intercol Iegiate Athletic Conference Championship. Vaae Jbirty-seven BASEBALL For- the first time in a long time. Mr. Peragallo ' s baseball team had a number of letter- men returning. In addition a large freshman class supplied new talent. J.V. BASKETBALL Following in the footsteps of their big brothers, the jay vee basketballers completed a successful season. Coach Peragallo has high hopes that many of this years players will graduate to the varsity next year. Page 7hirty-eight VARSITY BASKETBALL Presenting a line-up comprised of capable veterans and promising freshmen, the 1954-1955 basketball squad compiled a record Coach Goodwin and the students are proud of. The Panthers won the New Jer- sey Intercollegiate Athletic Conference title with a record of six wins and no losses and participated in the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics, District 31 Championships, defeating lona College and losing to a strong St. Francis College of Brooklyn. This varsity five won 19 games and lost 5. Pcif e 7hirty-nine CHEERLEADERS The loyal rooters who cheer at all varsity games. Patricia Grady is the captain of this spirited group. WOMEN ' S FIELD HOCKEY TEAM A very successful season this fall with Jane Stanicki as Captain; Louise Hollingshead and Nancy King, Managers; and Miss Mellen, coach. Page Forty WOMEN ' S VARSITY BASKETBALL Standing: Claridel Kinney. Lois Madden. Marilyn Maxcey, Dorothea Hofmann. Loretta Perlstein, Joan Moran. Patricia Zaccone. Joan Warry. Francine Birilli, Marsha Milkin Assistant Manager. KNEELiNC: EILerta Mellen. Coach: Carol Maurer. Ruth McCartney. Not in picture: Evelyn Maloney. Manager and Philomena Cardone. WOMEN ' S J.V. BASKETBALL The Women ' s J.V. Basketball team had a successful season. The team showed great potentialities and Miss Mellen has high hopes for these newcomers. Page T oi iv one FIELD HOCKEY CLUB The stick experts who enjoyed a fall season of good hockey under the tutorage of Miss Mellen. GIRLS ' BASKETBALL CLUB We all play basketball and compete enthusiastically to become the winning team in the intra-club tournament. Page forty-two oof. | 9 onno WOMEN ' S OFFICIALS ' CLUB All intra-club and intramural games are officiated by our own women officials. Joseph i ruppa is the club s president and Miss Mellen the club ' s adviser. TENNIS CLUB The tennis club coached by Professor Washnik. bad another fine season. Tbev com- bined tun with the development of skill. PrtUe Torty-three n h h h rrn BOWLING CLUB Men s Bowling Club conducted a highly successful program. From this club the bowling team is selected to represent Panzer in intercollegiate competition. GYMNASTIC CLUB The Gymnastic Club under the direction of Mr. Vincent D ' Autorio. member of the United States Olympic Gymnastic Team, received special instruction in gymnastics. The hard work and efforts of the members of this club is displayed in demonstrations. Page 7orty-foi } ill Ijlilil ' i I II! Hi I II l « ' , ' • ' € your Official Photographer Page 7orly-nine The Patrons Association of PANZER COLLEGE ALDERNEY DAIRY MA 2-3000 OR 4-4900 Page 7ifty Printing - Engraving Same Day Service Congratulations BERK ' S PRINT SHOP Seniors Public Service Building Compliments Newark 2, N. J. of a FRIEND H. B. Berkowitz MArket 2-1995 Phone: MEtuchen 6-0051 Phone: Kl Imer 5-5495 RARITAN VALLEY The 1948-1952 U. S. Olympic BUS SERVICE Gymnastic Teams Wore . . . Formerly operated under designation Rossmeyer Weber. Inc. S. BARTOLI DeLuxe Bus Service Gymnastic L niforms Comfortable. Clean. Modern. New Buses. All DeLuxe 110 -48th Street Union City. N. J. 55 to 45 Passenger Reclining Seats for Long Trips Telephone Union 3-4024 Main Street P. O. Box 312 Bonhamtown. N. J. Metucfien. N. J. Page Tijty-one Phone HUmholdt 3-2930 WM. L. DORSEY TARANTINO ' S ROOFING CO. RESTAURANT Shop Warehouse: 40S-410 Hill Street 514 Washington Street Harrison, N. J. Orange, New Jersey OR 5-9816 Office: Banquet Facilities — Pizzeria 715 No. 4th St. Harrison, N. J. Oil Burners Gas Heat THE GENERAL General Industrial Maintenance PUBLISHING COMPANY A. MATULLO Printers to the College Plumbing ana Heating 42 Brick Church Plaza 50 Elliott Place East Orange. N. J. East Orange, N. J. OR 5-0865 Phone ORange 5-4528 LOREN MURCHISON PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE AND COMPANY COMPANY D. Richard Barba School ana College jewelers Special Agent Class Rings and Pins Club and Fraternity Jewelry Suite 1115 744 Broad Street Newark 2, N. J. 14 Park Place Newark, N. J. Ma. 5-8000 So. 2-8411 Phone WAverly 3-7284 K K i Sportin Goods ml 356 Chancellor Ave. ■f|n Newark 8, N. J. Mf 4 |fP • Dining • Banquets • Weddings SUNHEAT • Dinner Dances • Bridge Benefits • Meetings • ( ommunion Breakfasts FURNACE OIL HOTEL SUBURBAN EAST ORANGE SUMMIT OR 3-2640 SI 6-3000 Page fifty-three OR. 3-5458-9 THE HARRIS DINER YUDIN ' S PAINT STORES North Park and Washington Streets 501 Main St. at Halsted East Orange, N. J. East Orange, N. J. Wallpaper - Sanitas - Walltex Painters Supplies Industrial JOHN SEXTON CO. Phone Mlllburn 6-4155 i lanujacluring Wholesale Grocers PEARSON ' S CLEANERS P.O. Box 423 Quality Cleaning G.P.O. Repairing ana Remodeling New York 1 . New York 12 Main Street Millburn. N. J. SOLOMON ' S SPORT SHOP GOSS PROFESSIONAL PHARMACY incent Cozza. Ph.G. 1171 Elizabeth Ave. Elizabeth, N. J. 455 Central Avenue East Orange, N. J. Elizabeth 5-0404 or 2-0405 Telephone ORange 5-0860 L. E. YEAGER Commercial Stationery Compliments Established 1902 55 years serving the community SHEILA BOODISH Same Owner 549 Main Street East Orange OR 5-5862 Page Jijty-jour i) PATRONS Margaret T. Brand Mr. and Mrs. Y. Page Burton Mr. and Mrs. John J. Chesnut Mr. and Mrs. J. Congilose East Orange Fabrics Mrs. Kathryn V. Eaton Joseph Guthrie 52 Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Heun Mr. and Mrs. M. Horvath Mr. and Mrs. Allison King Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Kuhin Mr. and Mrs. James Lowry Mr. and Mrs. J. Lubes Frank T. Malullo 52 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Milkin Mr. and Mrs. Frank O ' Donneli Mr. Robert Roupenian Mrs. Robert Roupenian Mr. and Mrs. Albert Savetz Mr. and Mrs. J. Schubert Mr. and Mrs. Stapay Mr. and Mrs. Harry Strout Edward Torcicollo Troop 165 Mr. John Valient, Jr. Mr. John Valient, Sr. Mrs. John Valient. Sr. Hazel M. W ' acker Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wanner Mrs. Grace Wilson PFEIFER ' S Tasty Meal Products Sausage with a Distinctive Flavor Hams and Sliced Bacon Cured with Genuine Honey Henry Pfeifer. Inc. Newark, N. J. For Prompt and Efficient Service Call . . . Ma 5-2825 II Von Had a Million Dollars You Couldn ' t Buy Belter Baked Goods FISCHER BAKING COMPANY Newark. New Jerscv Best of Luck to the Graduates JONES PIES Cor. Route 20 and Harding Place I lillside, New Jersey Page 7tfty-fii AUTOGRAPHS Date Due 9 1 II llll llllll Jill ill Ml 3 3DDD 0D72 3 ITl 4 SS L.T- GUSV 378 01 15856 R! ' 4 livv i i i vi llSSiSKB!