Delaware Valley College - Cornucopia Yearbook (Doylestown, PA)

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DUATES RA G THE v C 54 -L-9 U2 J. Toor, Faculty Advisory W. J. Gronian, Mr. B. O D. Diveto, A. Zinn. I ,- . Skaist, P. Trupin, H. Statman, S. Samuels. Pres., A. Krotoshinsky, Pres., G. Taube, Seo- H Touff, Krauss, M e sh Vice- Cj . 9 5 Row: I. Silverman M. Daniels, lenk, R. Livingston, D. Hill. rd Row: M. Greenwald, I- Gross, . ond Row: A. Apple, S. Stone, My ttom Row: G. Swerdlow, E. E. H c Top Thi Sec Bo uss, J. Iger. I'2. Treas.g H. K

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Commencement AND CLASS DAY EXERCISES FEBRUARY 22, 1921 SEGAL HALL AUDITORIUM ABRAHAM KROTOSKINSKY, Chairman AFTERNOON PRO GRAM SPEAKERS OF THE DAY Dr. G. F. Wheeler, acting superintendent of schools of Philadelphia. Dr. Louis Nussbaum, assistant superintendent of schools of Philadelphia- Dr. Joseph Krauskopf, President and founder of National Farm School. Dr. Bernard Ostrolenk Director, National Farm School EVENING PROGRAM Colors N. F. S. ...... ...... . . .... ........ S chool Salutatory .... .... P hilip Trupin Class History . . . .... Gustave Taube Prophecy .... . .... Hirsch Touff Class Will ...... . . . . . ...... Sidney Stone Knocks and Boosts . . . . . . - .... Edgar E. Hecsh Presentation of Hoe .... .... A braham Krotoshinsky Green and Gold .... ..... . . . . . .- . .School Valedictory .... . . .Samuel Samuels Song ....... ......... S chool

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C e Gleaner VOL. XXI. FEB., 1921. NO. I gal-rr6cz.eezvg Friends:-The National Farm School complete an- other page in its history today. This day marks the end of the career of the class of 1921 in Farm School. To- morrow, we go forth into the world to take our place among men to do the work fate has assigned to us. We are prepared to go, but not before' we have paid our last tribute to our Alma Mater. 1 Friends, we welcome you. This is our class day and we appreciate that your presence is evidence of your willingness to help make this the memorable day of the three years we spent here. Three years ago, we entered this institution, thirty- flve young men answering the roll call. But we are not all here today. Fate has thinned out our ranks to twen- ty-two who have completed the task they undertook in the spring of 1918. Yes, how well we remember that year when nations were contesting with shot and shell for supremacy of the world. Amidst the cries of despair from the war stricken countries came the cry for food- Thousands of people were starving.. From every pulpit and from every plat- form, men were preaching greater food conservation. Hence our motto- To Farm is to Arm. Classmates, todav we sever the bonds of our active participation in the affairs of Farm School. The richness of a man's life is measured by his accomplishments. Let us always remember the parting words of Polonius to Laertes: This above all to thine ownself be true and it must follow, as the night the day, thou cans't not then be false to any man. To the Faculty we are indebted. for their guidance during our stay here. Your teachings are invaluable to us. We thank you for your efforts and interest during theee three years that helved shape our lives.