Delaware Valley College - Cornucopia Yearbook (Doylestown, PA)

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AS YOU LIKE IT BY POSNER, '27 FAVORITE NAME AMBITION DESTINY EXPRESSION NICI-:NAME FAVORITE SPORT BEST FRIEND BACHINIAN Have a girl out to Truck farmer Got any money? Bulldy Baseball A. A. Dues, etc. a dance BRANDT To run an incu- Undecided You're having your Zex and Pulling legs Campbell bator fun now but wait Tommy COHEN, A. Own a farm Salesman A buttle of pup Portsmouth Going to Philly Phil? COHEN, M. A turkey raiser The fighting Shut up, you hear Simon Legree Fighting A whip maniac me ECKSTEIN Go on the stage Greenhousing Here's another good Ecky Jigging Mayer joke FREIFELD T o be good looking Real Estate One more waltz Bull Dog Patting himself cn Himself and she's mine the back HOLLOXVAY Tractor man Movies I'm thru with girls Sugar Reading College Any girl Humor HARDIMAN To play a uke Organ grinder Ain't you cute Gil Playing a Uke Ukulele KAHN Farmer Pork inspector U tink you're funny O'Kahn Singing Miss Churchman LITWNIN Poultry farmer Auto salesman He knows it all Litwin Driving his Ford His Ford car LEVIN To raise a family Barber You can't do better Big Levin Football A safety razor MILLER Be a Sheik Soda jerker No kidding Bully pups Studying A bag of pretzels POSNER Plantation owner Navy That's a fact Pose Target practise A square meal POXVELL Charleston winner Farmer That's a lot of bunk Reds Helping student Everybody body PRICE Landscaper Selling candy A. A. room open Sam Harvesting a spud Customers ROSENTHAL High Timer N.F.S. instructor Wun punch in de Spuds Studying Textbooks belly SCI-INVARTZ Duck raiser Bootlegger I just got a package Gravy Laughing Samuels SCHIFF To get married Clerk YVant a girl for the Carlos Women Dance Chaperones dance Q SEMEL Prohibitionist Bootlegger Gimme a cigarette Hesh Getting drunk A package of cigar- ettes SILVER To be a farmer Strawberrymansion There's no money Al Chiseling Apair of suspendera in farming TUCHMAN To do a day's work Fruit grower Gimme a cigarette Joe Basketball A. A. I'm getting some tonight WECHSLER Dean of N.F.S. B.V.D. manufac- I'll push it thru Doc Keeping his school- La Grange turer boy complexion WEINBERG General Agricul- God knows Got a match Ween Trapping Osty turist WEISS Play in Sousa's Motorman XVhat do you mean Moony Coming to meals His new girl band late WILAN Owning Walker Milk tester I can't help it Dave Fixing engines Tailor uptown Gordon VVOLFSON Chicken caretaker Some kids old man I'm offa girls for life Collegiate Kidding Brandt Chickens Cboth Billy kindsl ZOLOTOR Fight Indians Cartoonist The coach won't Zolo Reading detective Pencil and paper gimme a chance stories .QI 29

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The CLEANER yi Class Poem l' To reap a crop the seed we sow. The acorn falls for oak to grow. To build a house, founda.tion's laid. To find the fact. the theory's made. i And so with all things under sun, One thing must start before it's done. If we, God's crop, are to succeed, A germ must be in every seed. We Farm School Seeds mature have grown, ' Now into the world, are sown. It now remains for us to thrive, To grow, to keep the Germ alive. l' That Germ which only grows with toil, ' That Germ which heeds the call of soil. I 6 We Seeds now go to form a crop, ll To replace farming on the top, il On top tl1e world, and close to Heaven ll The nearer to the lilaker of, we Seeds,-- The Class of Twenty-Seven. CLASS HISTORY tCon1inued from page 221 III Senior year in all its splendor had arrived at last. VVe started the year by electing Powell President of our class, and under his leadership and guidance we have many achievements to our credit. The Senate, presided over by Wechsler, introduced many new privileges for the benefit of the students. The week-end, single detail, and smoking rule were continued. .X new idea was put before the Senate and with the consent of the faculty Saturday mornings off were allowed to all students. Another smoking rule was passed per- mitting all Seniors to smoke pipes on the campus during week-ends. The Horticulture, Veterinary Seienee, and Poultry Clubs were organized. Each has a large membership, and is very popular. Senior farm managers were sueeessfully continued. Two new farms were added to the school, making a total of eight farms. liar-li was taken eharge of by a Senior, and everything was eornpleted in time. The farms are now in first-rate condition. The Baseball team had a hard sehedule, but had a fairly successful season. ff 'onlinzzzvl on page .'i,!j 28

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