Delaware Valley College - Cornucopia Yearbook (Doylestown, PA)

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Gleaner BENJAMIN ALEXANDER Alias Bono Horticulture Age 18 Cleveland, Ohio Always ready with a grin, To make it go, thru thick and thin. Freshman Year-Class Football Varsity Football Junior Year-Class Football Class Baseball Varsity Football Varsity Basketball Vice-President Athletic Association Junior Councilman Senior Year-Captain Varsity Football Varsity Baseball President Athletic Association Senior Senator Coach Junior Baseball and Football Teams President Harvesters' Club Bozo, old boy, you're another we hate to see ILO. You surely have our hearts standing out to you, You are un- doubtetllyn good student :intl a stellar athlete. XVhen it comes to being one ot' the crowd you surely are there with the wise-cracks. and we all know you to be it real friend to your intimate companions. lVhat else need a fellow possess? We all hope you make a big success, not in the show business with Al Jolson, or lid. XYynn, hilt in the good oltl agricultural line. Luck to you old boy-COd- speed. PACE FOURTEEN MARTIN M. COHIEN Alias Mart Horticulture Age 22 Philadelphia, Pa. Physical culture was his aim, And he certainly lived up to its name. Freshman Year-Class Baseball Varsity Baseball Squad Junior Year-Captain Class Baseball Team Class Football Varsity Football Squad Class President Varsity Baseball Senior Year-Varsity Baseball Varsity Football Class President Senior Senator Freshman Class Advisor President t'Tillers' Club Coach Freshman Baseball Team Mart we have to take our hats off to you because you led our class through thick and thin for two long years in wonderful style, and now that we are leaving old Farm School, we have to say you're a real leader. As your record shows, you are a mood athlete and when it comes to making out a Menu you are right there. But something seems missing, I guess it's the food. VVe all agree you could make McSweeny look sick when it comes to diet. VVell, old boy I guess we will have to say good bye. Now take care of yourself and make the best of everything you undertake, we know you can. st X?

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Eleaner KENETH B. BTAYER Alias Yulke Poultry Age 19 Philadelphia, Pu. Tennis for him had many a charm He liked it better than working on the Farm. Junior Year-Class Football Class Baseball Senior Year-Tennis Manager Yearbook Staff Yulke -Although you were not the Football or Baseball star of the class you surely made us all set up and take not- ice on the Tennis Courts. You swim: 21 mean racquet, and too, Yulke, you have been a very likeable chap. You always did your part when needed and you were liked by the fellows that really knew you. XYQ all expect you to mukea success in the position you take for life's work. Keep at it and reap the Harvest. ALFRED ELFREY Annu Reds General Agriculture Age 20 Pliinidelpliiu, Pu. Hu hair lx ret! Bu! O. zthul u Jllilll. Senior Year-Radio Operator Movie Operator Reds -you take the prize for the 5Cl1lHrl'Sl'ULlllTtCCl'l13l'1lC. You gave us L1 joy with your toueh 115 you toyed with Ihe radio and movie machines, We all enjoyed the pleasant gatlierinus in your room after li:hts out. llut it was not only the radio we enjoyed. it wnsulso yourpleg1sinLLDerson- ality. You have been ti rw.-nl good pnl ro ull of us and we surely hate to see you eo. You like the cows, don't you Reds ? KYell, stick to it old boy' and make them yield the Butter Fat. We all expr-et bi: thing: from you so don'L disappoint us. We know you xx'on't. PAGE TIIIRTEEN

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Qleaner 1 11 LEON ROBERT BLUMBERG A ias l5lunder Horticulture Age 18 Camden. N. J. Talking about dictionaries Blumbcrg could put a eroisuord puzzle to .i ham e. Junior Yeu r-Class Bn sehull Class Football Class Cheer Lender Vice-Prelident Chess and Checker Club Senior Year-Gi.i2ANi:u Stuff Yeurhook Stuff S. S. .-X. Committee Vtiledictoriun Varsity Footliull 'AHS' there Blundei '. you untler-study of N-'ah XYehster. Just think, you can't discuss the Hyinenoptern or cur- culionitlnen anymore. l guess we will read in a couple of years of your attending an Hlintoinological symposium at the Ac'1demyofNlusic. I hope it doesn't get you in had though. You have been ll jelly wld Scout, Blunder. and we really hate to see you eo buck to Camden: hut we hope that you will go to n rt-ul good place and start a nice Apple orchard so that you may become n successful fruit grower soon. VVe know you will make good because you have shown us what you are made of on the football field and on Purmel1's open field. LOUIS GOTTLEIB Alias Luke General Agriculture Age 18 New York City Give me liberty or give me death! lWa.s Patrick Henryk wail, Give me fieifers. cows and calves. Says Luke and I will make the kale. Freshman Year-Candy Manager Junior Year-Candy Manager Secretary Athletic Association Senior Year-Yearbook Treasurer Luke, now just forget your feline family bccause Teet- sie will take care of those, VVhat we want you to do is make good and take good care of the position you take in life, Of course you won't have Doc to tell your new ideas to, so just tell them to those you work with. Don't try to be-a back-hand pugilist, just stick to your bush and you will surely make good. PAGE FIFTEEN