Panzer College - Olympia Yearbook (East Orange, NJ)

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Bowling Club The members of this club sent pins flying at the Montclair Bowling Alleys. Under the ca- pable supervision of Mr. Aco- cella, the club participated in a 9-team intramural program. The officers were Ernest Hor- vath, president; George Ko- drowski and Frank Severage. Men ' s Officials Club Putting their knowledge to good use, these men officiate various high school and other games. Gymnastic Club Utopia must begin in the body of man. — Plato Under the direction of Mr. D ' Autorio, member of the Unit- ed States Olympic Gymnastic Team, the future gymnasts worked hard to improve their gymnastic skills which were dis- played in the Spring Demon- stration. Page 29

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Cheerleaders The peppy members of the cheerleading squad encouraged the teams with their rousing cheers. This year ' s squad was captained by Maxine Hines. Wo men ' s Basketball Club The women cagers engaged in an enthusiastic program of bas- ketball during their club tour- nament. Presiding over the club were Loretta Perlstein, presi- dent; Marie Cardillo, secretary- treasurer. Women ' s Officials Club at intraclub and games were the Officiating intramural whistle bearers of the Worn en ' s Officials Club. Directing the club were Miss Birilli, club advisor; Roslyn Lightfoot, pres- ident; and Patricia Oplinus, secretary- treasurer. Page 28

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Leaders Club Taking advantage of the oppor- tunity to improve and exercise their leadership abilities, these were the members of the Lead- ers Club. Mr. Lorback was the club supervisor. Tennis Club The racquet squad enjoyed themselves on the colorful after- noons, as they developed their skills under the capable instruc- tion of Mr. Morehouse. Wrestling Club The mat maulers enjoyed themselves and supplemented their knowledge of wrestling under the able supervision of Mr. Lied. Page 30