Delaware Valley College - Cornucopia Yearbook (Doylestown, PA)

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Tl-IE CjI.li.lXNliR 29 so-g n 'r at iss- 'T lm! f , wp l i .A iiilyfzzii-'-mill' f II .f W, 5: Fr . N - 'X 'l?sf11'2i' N - -' ' 2 - .. K Q LO .1 A .T If 1 .p if l 5 . if ll . .yi 4- ,limi if .. . - .Ji if 1 A.,., -'ff l ln' 'fill ' . 1 - ' W A' f f ll I , 5, '4 ,Mfg 3 - -Q .lg VVM. NAEFACK, Editor CLASS OF 1917 With the departure of this month we become noble,' Seniors. It reminds us of the responsibili- ties and duties, of the diignities and honors, that we are to possess, We are to occupy Segal Hall, the Senior table and the noted Green- house bench. We feel satisfied that we are able to shoulder the respon- sibilities and duties that confront us. In looking over the following, it will be seen that the 1917 class has been quite active. Out of the four interclass ath- letic confiicts, the Blue and Gold emerged with three victories. We are very ably represented on THE GLEANER staff, as well as Athletic Association. We also contributed our quota to the Literary Society. Our members intend to show great in' vrest in the newly organ- ized Science Club. NVe regret to state the departure of Si Belofsky, who has gone forth into the world, In the first of this month elec- tions for class officers were held and the following were chosen to represent the Senior class: Matthew Kaufman, president. Abraham Goldston, vice-presi- dent. .Xbraham Cainen, secretary. lVe hope that our third year will prove a success and may we profit by it. S. M, D.