Delaware Valley College - Cornucopia Yearbook (Doylestown, PA)

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5 .G 'i i ' Q Q -4 'A Q ' HH i ir ' l C' 1. 1 Elm! nuff ff Q3 4 ,C ,MV 115 iff' SQL-L00 ' ---I-N 5 : ll V i I , Ti A i ,, ,Q ,,-- A il' . f, K . In ,gl ii l .dp 'I+ ' , ., ll -ll full ' -4 A idx f , t - , J . af D 4' ,mx I J .lv-,Nfl Q i mm' f f V Mgt: 'ma- fii..u1i:' mi-sill igx i nxw MORDECAI ROSENBERG, Editor. 'f CLASS OF 1918 With the departure of the grad- uating class, our hopes of being in a paramount state shall be realized. We possess strong school spirit that will help us to achieve all our en- terprises. With the advent of our Senior year, many promises are being made to study diligently and faithfully. Levitch will champion the 1918 spirit. He has been elect- ed president of our class for the Senior year. McCool has been elected vice president, and Kunis secretary and- treasurer. Our class officers have our best wishes and loyal support. T K., '18 CLASS OF 1919 VVe have elected the following ofhcers for our junior year: lflresident-Otto August Gold- stein. Vice President-Jay Mannes. Secretary-Philip Landman. Treasurer-Bernard Goldsmidt. We suffered a defeat in the Freshmen-junior game by a score of 13-O. Gur team fought hard and kept the Juniors from scoring. W'e owe our success to our coach, Mr. L. Goldberg, and extend our thanks for his freely rendered serv- ice and advice. We will end our Freshman year by a banquet, for which we are preparing, hoping to make a suc- cess of it. M. S., 'l9. LITERARY SOCIETY The reorganization of the Liter- ary Society marks a new epoch in the school's literary activities. The keen interest shown by the faculty and students towards it assures success. The spirit for reorgani- zation was aroused in the students by well-delivered' addresses -from our director, Mr. Campbell, and club officers, At the reorganiza- tion meeting, which was held by ex-President Golub, the following officers were elected: President-Harry Schuffman. Vice President-Raphael Glass. Secretary-,lay Mannes. J. F. MANNES, '19. 9 GLEE CLUB The Glee Club is this season handicapped by the lack of good voices, as well as instrumental tal- ent. In spite of this fact, however, those students attending are mak- ing a mighty good beginning. I believe it is only a matter of sev- eral months before we will have a first-rate club. Then, and not until then, can we give a series of con- certs to the school and neighboring communities. D. N. ALMAN, Director of Glee Club.

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TH li GLEANIZR 27 Gleaner staff for two years, played class football in first and second years, Varsity football in second and third, member of the Literary Society. associate of the publishing committee and Senator. VVAGNER, CHARLES KS o u t h Ozone Park, L. IJ. He had a strict diet of athletics, but football for the main dish. VVas vice pres. of class. captain of class football team, Varsity football, baseball and track in his first year, captain track team, Varsity baseball and football, Science Club in his second year, athletic editor. captain and quarter- back Varsity football, captain Var- sity track, pitcher for Varsity base- ball andt member of Literary Socie- ty in his last year. EXTRACT FROM DR. KRAUSKOPFS ADDRESS AT THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL I have seen you reel and stumble, I have seen you fall and dieg I have heard your sobs and anguish, I have heard your groans of pain, And'I raise my voice to warn you, I reach you my arms again. Are you broken in heart and body? Are you shrunken in mind and soul? Hasten back to me, your mother, And my touch will make you whole. Are you shaken in faith, discouraged? Are you buffeted, bruised and sore? Creep out to me from the gutters, And I'll make you men once more. Come out to me from the trenches, From the dark where you cringe and grope. Let your thews grow hard with labor, VVhile your hearts grow great with hope. You shall stand with your heads in the sunshine. You shall stand with your feet on the sod, And your faith in me shall lead you To a surer faith in God.

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