Delaware Valley College - Cornucopia Yearbook (Doylestown, PA)

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Gleaner EDWARD HARDIMAN Horticulture Age 19 Philadelphia, Pa. A man we surely hate to lose W'1ll1 voice und uks he chased the blues. Freshman Year-Varsity Baseball Squad: Class Baseball: Class Football: Treasurer. Class Junior Year-Varsity Baseball Squad: Class Baseball: Class Football. Senior Year-Varsity Baseball: Varsity Football Squad: Varsity Club. Ed, a sings, and he sings well. Ed was often our joy bringer when we were in despondent moods. Ed-his voice and his uke-are a trio that can't man of good fellowship, has a gift that all of us desire. He nlEDu SAM HORWITZ Flvriculture Age 21 Cleveland, Ohio Whether in sport or whether in class Ween was always above the mass. Freshman Year-Varsity Baseball Squad: Varsity Football: Class Foot- ball Coach: Class Baseball. Junior Year-Varsity Football: Varsity Baseball Squad: Class Football: Senate. Senior Year-Varsity Basketball: Varsity Baseball: Varsity Football: Boxing Manager and Coach: Varsity Club. Ween loves to fight. At meetings if every one in the class was unanimously in favor of a motion, of course Ween had to oppose it, just for the idea of arguing. Ween is a born athlete. None can handle the gloves better than he and when varsity letters were being awarded in any sport you can bet Ween was always in line. Some day when you become owner of the Statler Hotel we'll surprise you with a visit be beat. Friends we were all to him, and also to him friends the world will be. Good luck to you, Ed. as we W4 s QV' QW? a ' lx' HWEEN LEON H. KAPLAN Farm Management Aire 19 New Orleans. La. Faithful lo duly. sincere ln your work Sl-lOR'l'Y PAGE 'FVVELVE No job was loo I1z'g:noIu thing did you shzrk Freshman Year-Varsity Football Squad: Class Football Squad' Class Baseball Squad. ' Junior Year+Varsity Football Squad: Class Football, Senior Clielar-Varsity football Squad: Corn Show Committee: Varsity U V Shorty, the pride of F N . 4 . t M ' ' fellow. Still, Leon has one fzalullit--annd thitcis-Wihhhnis giigllyasgftlicd saying goes. :'Never the Twain Shall Meet. It is due to Shoirty that the Class of 26 has learned to speak the dialect of the S th. . , ou Well. l:7etoIn,ig'o you we wish all the luck in the world and everything that goes

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cbleanet SOLIS GALOB Horticulture Age 20 Philadelphia, Pa. A wonderful lover und poet lie make.: He never fired.: mounizglilfor making his dates. Freshman Year-Vice-President of Class: Class Baseball: Gleaner Staff. Junior Year-Gleaner Stafif: Glee Club. Senior Year-Gleaner Stalf: Cheer Leader: Year Book Committee: S. S. A. Committee. Blister is one of those fellows you can't keep in the back- ground. He was only in school a few days when he jumped down a stairway and messed up his chin isome say he did it on purpose for publicity l . Before we leave you Blister tell us your secret of how you make the ladies fall for you. We know it isn't your size, so we suspect hypnotism. Don't forget to come back to Farm School for the reunions, as we would like to see what all the little Blisters will look like. UGOOK MOSES GROSSFIELD General Agriculture Age 21 New York. N. Y. His mind is dear: his brain ix briglil A lollz with llfloe is a real delight. HBLISTER' EDWARD GORDON Farm Manager Age 19 Greensburg. Pa. In life like games. l1e'lll1.now no defeat: Nolhing ran stop him. he funnol 'ne beril. Freshman Year-.Varsity Football: Varsity Basketball: Class Football. Junior Year-Varsity Baseball: Varsity Basketball: Varsity Football: Class Football CCaptainl: Class Baseball: Vice-President of A. A. Senior Year-Floor Monitor: Captain, Football Team: Varsity Baseball: President of A, A. Board: President of A. A.: Coach, Junior Football: Varsity Club. Gook hails from Greensburg, and that's half the story. We always wonder what Greensburg is like and if it has any more Gooks. If so, we'd like to get them here. Most likely there is only one Go0k in captivity. for none can conquer like he, anything from a heifer, foot- ball game or a damsel. We are glad to have l'ved with yru and sin- cerelyq hope that we may some time find in this wide world another Goo . Junior Year-Secretary of Class: Vice-Pres. National Science Club. Senior Year-Vice President of Class: Vice-President of the Literary Society: Gleaner Staff. Here's our dear friend Mo. Ambition personified. A plugger but an excellent student. Sticktoitiveness was his daily practice, as is witnessed by his highly commendable achievement in remaining on Farm No. 3 for nineteen months of his three years in Farm School. The greater part of this time he was monitor of the farm. As a practical man he ranks with the best of them. He has for a particular hobb Y, tractors. There's not a bolt or nut in its construction that he doesn't gniuw of. By the way in which he has adapted himself to his texts and e d work we know that he will make a success of whatever he attempts. nlxioil PAGE ELEVEN

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Gleaner EMIL KATZ Horticulture Age 20 Toledo, Ohio Though smallm,:1u1uru.lii.v eomrnon sense Wfus big enough lo leap lhe fence. Junior Year-Promoted to Senior Class. Senior Year-Senior Week Committee. Dear Emil a prize article, in a sma pac ag , us how nature played a mean trick on him by shortening his stature, but how well he was satisfied with what the small package contained. ' ' 'l ' 1 of our best classmates. He is with the We believe him. as Emi is onc L lt nd success is due to you, Emil, as class through thick and thin. uc ' a we are the prophets of your future. YUSSEL IRWIN KLEIN Floriculture Age 19 Quakertown, Pa. Quakertown High Always trying lo make uriolliefs loud lighter ll worker, a hard clean fghler. A sleady wi mg u F tball: Varsity Basketball: Class Football Freshman Year-4Varsity oo lCaptainp: Council: Tennis. Y r Promoted to Senior Class. Junior ea - Senior Yearw-Vice-President of A. A.: Vice-President of Class: Varsity Basketball fCaptain7: Gleaner Stal-f: Senator: Varsity Club. It didn't take us long to discover Ike. From the moment he entered our class he was a leader in everything he did and put his heart into all his duties, whether athletics, classes or student body activities. k' cl of a fellow who attracts you the moment you meet him Ike is the in U and has the knack of never losing that attraction. ' H 'sh when you return home. Quakertown will ouri ll k e Emil often told l lXl1C1iY JOSEPH KISBER General Agriculture Age 21 Memphis. Tenn. C. B. C. A clean sport. a personality of charm He was meanlfor a .S'l1e1k neierfor afarm Freshman Year-Class Football: Green and Gold Swimmingg Green and Gold Boxing. Junior Year-Senate.: Varsity Football: Glass Football: Green and Gold Swimming: Vice-President of Class: Gleaner Staff. Senior Yeai-QVice-President of Student Body: President of Council: ' ' . C itteeg President of Jury: Vice-President of Senate. S. S. A omm Senior Dance Committee: Varsity Club. - .loe was dubbed the gentleman from the South immediately on his arrival and has retained that reputatizn ever since. He has been very acti-ve in all student body affairs, the Council in particular having felt his influence. Joe lives quite a way from here, but we hope he won't forget N. F. S. and his schoolmates. HKEYH PAGE THIRTEEN