Delaware Valley College - Cornucopia Yearbook (Doylestown, PA)

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24 THE GLEANER Gleaner and editor-in-chief in the third year, chairman of the pub- lishing committee, Yaledictorian and active member of the Science Club. I A c K s o N, CHARLES tPhi1adel- phiaj. Even clergymen study agri- culture. He proved himself a de- voted and loyal supporter of the Gleaner, A. A., Agric. Club, and was cheer-leader for the student body. Ti.-XSSELMAN, MAX CPhiladel- phiaj. An industrious and am- bitious young fellow. Member of the Literary Society, Science Club. Glee Club, A, A. and Gleaner As- sociation. Also made class football team in Junior year and Varsity in Senior year, IQOSHOVVSKY, CLARENCE CPhi1a- delphiaj. Tall, straight, handsome and sweet-tempered. His athletic abilities were shown in baseball and football for Varsity and class all thruout his career. He was mana- gerer of the Varsity and class foot- ball teams. President of the Senior class, senator, author of presenta- tion of the hoe, member of Glee Club and Literary Society. l.IEBERMAN, AARoN tllouston, Texasil. The lanky fellow who strove and gained honor on the gridiron. lle played on the class football team in his second year, was center for the Varsity in his third, rice president of the class, t'llJllI'lllIlll of the auditing coni. A. X., and member of Literary So- t'IL'l Nl.xi.i,oy. liI'TN.l.XNIlN tl'hil:idel- phial. l'ltu'ky little fellow, full of nerve. ln his lfreslnnan and -Iunior years he was on the class football teams, played on the Varsity foot- ball team in second and third years, was cheer leader, coach for the Junior team and a member of the Science and Literary clubs. RADLER, ABE fNewark, N. IQ. The business man that knows how. VV as ea member of the Literary So- ciety and assistant candy manager in the first year, candy manager, member of Science and Glee clubs in his second year, was a member of the track team, general manager of A. A., Varsity football player. literae editor of Gleaner in the third year and author of class his- tory. ' ' REID, VVILLIAM LAURIE CPhila- delphiaj. The Quaker with a broad smile, Active member of the Agric., Science, Literary and Glee clubs. vice president of A. A. in his Senior year, chairman of ,class au- diting committee, Senator. associate editor of publishing committee and author of Knocks and Boosts. SHAPIRO, I s A A c tBaltimore. Mdj. System! my boy, that's him. Altho he entered our ranks a little late, yet he made it up in his activity thruout his whole Farm School career. VVas chairman of various committees. member of Agric. Club, Science Club, of which he was president: member of Liter- ary Society, vice president of class in the .lunior year. business man- ager of The Gleaner, associate and business manager of the publishing committee and author of the salu- tatory. SMITH, liizxjixmx tlirooklyp, N. YJ. .X hrm advocate of strict dietary laws, X'Vas class historian in his first year, member of The

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THE CLEANER 23 our appreciation. To the faculty of our school and matrons, we owe thanks in large measure. You have been unto us like a father to his children. Aye. more than that. You have done more than bringing us into physical existence, but have taught us at the most critical point of our career. What else but gratitude can we feel? To you, undergraduates, we re- sign our places and wish you suc- cess. VVe have enjoyed your com- panionship and treated you like brothers. May you do so to the coming classes and that will bring you a step nearer to higher moral- ity. Adieu. THE GRADUATES ADLER,s SOLOMON - QBronx, ' N. YQ. The modest youth. Was a member of the Agric. Club in the first year, assistant candy manager in the second year and general man- ager of the A. A. in his senior year. CAMEN, ARTHUR A. QBaltimore, Md.j. Our heavyweight from. the Monumental 'City is the personilica- tion of grace. Wfas tennis man- ager, assistant candy manager in member of the his Junior year, Science and Agric. Clubs, secretary year and made of class in third class baseball and- football team in first two years. DONCIIIN SoLoMoN CNewark, N. JJ. Though small in stature, he is able to hold his place. VVas presi- dent pro tem. in Freshman year, president of the Agric. Club, secre- tary of class and member of Science Club in the second year, general manager of the A. A. and member of Literary Society. DRUCKERLIAN, .IOSEPH Z. CNew York, N. YJ. Statistician, humor- ist and satirist. He has combined these qualities to produce the Class VVill. was a member of the Literary Society, A. A. and Gleaner Associa- tion, ERDE, SAMUEL fNew York, N. YQ. An advocate of peace at any price. Was a loyal member of the Agric. Club, A. A., Gleaner Asso- ciation and member of the Literary Society. GOLDBERG, LOUIS CPhiladelphiaj. Has the ear marksn of an agri- culturist. Made class baseball and football teams in first two years, secretary of the class in Freshman year, the Varsity football team in second and third year, president of A, A., senator and coach for Fresh- men of 1919 class. Gouuz, N.kTIfIAN B. fBrooklyn. N. YJ. Qur literary genius. who studied farming. In beginning his Freshmen career he joined the Lit- erary Society and later became its president. VVas literae editor of the

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