Delaware Valley College - Cornucopia Yearbook (Doylestown, PA)

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24 t ' THE GLEANER is responsible for this institution and its noble accom- plishments. It is due to the great work, of a man like him, with the aid of his noble associates, the School Board- To our Dean Ostrolenk, the faculty and matron, we give our thanks for the help they have given us these three years. Under your care and advice, we have mold- ed our character and often mended our ways. You have given things a home-like appearance which we greatly felt, and which is sadly lacking in 'other institutions. Fellow-classmates. To day we part. Fate alone, will decide whether we shall ever see each other again. For three years we have lived together. Each of us have our good and bad traits. None of us are perfect. What we have learn't from each other may we use to some ad- vantage in our 'future life, and hope that some day we may meet again and talk our old school days over. Be true to your Alma Mater! Farewell! Samuel B. Samuels. + . BRIGHT NIORROW Are you too, sad: your heart in sorrow? You tearful and sighing? Alas! Why grieve? There comes bright morrow, After todayis hardships do pass. I-low can you reach it, near To thy grasp, and hold it dear? 'Tis thy self, thy way of life, Thy fruitful labors pursue, 'Tis what you do-in this strife, And extend they hand, so true. Then morrow, offspring of yesterday. Will be born--forever to stay. GUSTAVE TAUBE, '21. + , We must not hope to be mowers, And to gather the ripe gold ears, Unless we have iirst been sowers, And watered the furrows with tears. It is not just as we take it, This mystical world of ours, Life's field will yield as we make it A harvest of thorns or of flowers. GOTHE.

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THE GLEANER 23 The National Farm School, is training its students to go out into the world and help prove this. It has grad- ated men who have done a great deal to help promote the welfare of agricultureg men who have made a suc- cess on their own farms, and men who have been of great aid in helping to educate other people to the im- portance of agriculture as a great industry with a won- derful future- s Three years ago, we students who are graduating to- day, entered this institution, enthusiastic and full of am- bition, we all had one purpose in mind. That was to as- similate all knowledge of which we were capable in three years time. It then seemed as if the three years, which loomed before us like a speck on the horizon, would never terminate. We soon became unbedded in this great new life. All small and troublesome obstacles, which one is certain to encounter in a new undertaking, were gradu ally overcome. The interest and enjoyment in our work, made us feel unconscious of the time that was slowly bringing us nearer to our goal. That day came at last! We have finally overtaken that obstacle which once seemed solfar away. Confident and happy are we that we can go out into the world and cope with the problems which will loom up before us. The fact that we feel-fit, proves that all the teachings and opportunities which were presented to us, were well taken advantage of. I am not over enthusiastic when speaking of our chances for success. The once ridiculed and so called book.farmers, has proven his worth and is now in demand. We are well up-to-date with the new and progressive ideas in agriutculre, and are therefore al- ways in demand by the more competent and aggressive farmer. Our opportunity has come, and success depends solely upon each individiual. Fellow school mates, you have yet to tread the roads, and meet the obstacles which we have overcome here. Upon our parting day do we fully realize the strong friendshpis we have made. May you successfully uphold the school traditions which we leave behind, and help raise to a high standard all school activities which we cherish and will cherish dearly. Make good in all your undertakings which will be entrusted to you, and make this a better Farm School. To our beloved president Dr. Krauskoff, the mere words thanks or due-credit, do not fully explain the respect, gratitude and appreciation we have for him. He

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