Delaware Valley College - Cornucopia Yearbook (Doylestown, PA)

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212 THE GLEANER Freshman Year-Class football and member of or- chestra. SNYDER, STANLEY- , Snitz like a soldier, as a rule, Had the spirit to do or die, When fighting for his dear Farm School. Age 21, Easton, Pa. Senior Year-President of Athletic Association, Var- sity football, Varsity baseball. Junior Year-Varsity baseball and football, class president ,class football and baseball. ' Freshman Year-Varsity football and class football, class president. Q TOFFLER, ARCHIE- For three full years we laughed with glee At all his jokes, for many had he. 1 Age 17, Atlantic City, N. J. Senior Year-Jokes Editor of the Gleaner, chairman of Social Committee, 'member of Welfare Committee, of- ficial milk tester. Junior Year-Jokes Editor of the Gleaner, class base ball ,class secretary, secretary of Athletic Association, Assistant Candy Manager, milk tester. Freshman Year-Class baseball, Assistant. Candy' Manager, writer of Personals. TOWNER, WILLIAM-- He showed his mechanical ability when young, by taking his father's watch apart. Age 19, Port Murray, N. J. Senior Year-Manager of football Varsity. Junior Year-Vice president of Athletic Association. ULLMAN, SOLOMON- He crawls, but gets there just the same. . Age 19, New York City. Senior Year-Varsity football. Junior Year-Class football, vice president. Freshman Year-Class football. WEISS, NEWTON E.- He invented Newton's fourth law of motion but not the other three. Senior Year-Monitor of Farm No. 3. Junior Year-Class football. WENGER, OTTO- A mighty fine chap and a true friend of everybody. Age 21, Switzerland. Senior Year-Captain of Varsity football, Post Graduate No. 4 Farm. Junior Year--Varsity football. Put up from '23 Class. '

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THE GLEANER 211 Senior Year-Class President first half, Varsity foot- ball. Junior Year--Class president and class football Freshman Year-Class football. RING, LOUIS- The only blind half back to play on a football team. Age 19, Dorchester, Mass. Senior Year-Oflicial Reporter, member of Welfare Committee. Junior Year-Class football. Freshman Year-Class Prophet. ROBBINS, SAMUEL- He in our memory will forever stand, 1 Always with an outstretched helping hand. Age 18, Philadelphia. Senior Year-Varsity football, member of Welfare Committee. Junior Year-Varsity football, class football and baseball, treasurer Zionist Society. Freshman Year-QClass football. ROTHSTEIN, DAVID- He is too frail and delicate to be made the victim of our remarks? Senior Year-Member of Welfare Committee, coach 'Hof Freshman baseball team, secretary of Political Science Club. Junior Year-Put up from '23 Class. Freshman Year-Class president. RUBENSTEIN, CHARLES- He is always doing- nothing. Age 19, Norristown, Pa. Senior Year-Manager of Varsity baseball. . Junior Year-Assistant Candy manager. SCHORR, ARTHUR M.- This chap is a pal of mine, Where'er you go you'll see him shine. Age 21, Chicago,lll. Senior Year-Vice President, Salutatorian, Busi- ness Manager of Gleaner, chairman of Welfare Com- mittee. Junior Year-Advanced from '23 Class. Freshman Year-Class secretary, manager of class football team. SCHULSTER, LOUIS- The cause of riots in Se- gal Hall can be traced to this handsome face. Age 21, New York City. Junior Year-Varsity baseball, class football and baseball.

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THE GLEANER YULKE, BARNETT- He has never made a mis take and is always right? l Age 20, New York City. Senior Year-Associate Editor-in-Chief of Gleanfr Class Poet. Junior Year-Member of Student Council, Assist ant Business of the Gleaner, class football. Freshman Year-Class secretary, class Historian ZELANKO, IRVING- Our own chronological kicker. Age 18, Brooklyn, N. Y. LEWIS I. FOX - - + . . LEST WE FORGET L. Zeller W. Crittenden P. Feder D. Miller H. Kadansky D. Moore F. Stipp A. Kaplan A. Beller D. Kaplan J. Reiff I. Iger M. Krause J. lger D. Hill M. Gomberg L. Arss D. Finger A. Apple H. Eliasberg E. Hecsh H. Solemensky M. Steiner M. Friend A. Berman C. Delameter R. Hayes T. Weiner L. Goldstein L. Marks M. Seidman M. Mechanic W. Furhman A. Kotzen R. Harrison D. Schwartz J. Ross D. Davidson G. Crowell L. Leimburg C. Rosett fdeceasedl 4 , CFreshieJ fSeniorl Freshman and Senior Twinkle, twinkle, little star, How I wonder what you are, Up above the world so high, Like a diamond in the sky. Scintillate, scintillate, luminous constellation, Interrogatively I question your constituent elements In your prodigious altitude above our terrestrial sphere .Similar to a carbonoceous isonicatic in the celestial firm ament.