Delaware Valley College - Cornucopia Yearbook (Doylestown, PA)

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The Faculti C. L. GoODLlNG, B.Sc. Dean O. A. Stangel, B.Sc, M.Sc. Henry Schmieder, A.B., M.Sc. R. E. Ying, B.Sc, AI.Sc Morris Mayer Samuel B. Samuels, B.Sc. H. G. Feisser Dr. Allen H. Moore. M.D. Harold K. Fleming, B.Sc D. M. Purmell, B.Sc. Paul McKown, A.B. Frank Plain, B.Sc Walter J. (Iroman Mrs. Rose Bergman Miss Rebecca Cliiu-chman, B.Sc. Dr. Wesley Massinger, D.V.S. Raymond Dvkeman, B.Sc. •4 14 J=-

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Frie(il;iii(l and Ilurwitz to occuity scats in the Senate; also (ireen, (iratfnian, Bern- hard, and IMuiner to represent our ehiss on tlie Conneil. One month prior to the exit of the UHl Class, elections for Stndent Body Officers were held. After much delilieration these offices were intrusted to the following men: Joseph Lynch, President of the Student Body; Benjamin (!oradet .ky, Vice-President; Ely Bernhard, President of the Athletic Association; Albert Ahelson, Vice-President; C. R. Tunick, Secretary -Treasurer; and Carl P. Green, Editor-in-Chief of the Gleaner. The outcome of the class haskethall game was 18 to 13 in favor the Freshmen. Imaffo Staffe News that Dr. Ostrolenk tendered his resignation as Dean was a great surprise to us. We all felt that the School had lost a capable leader, one who would be hard to replace. Until the advent of the new Dean the students were under Faculty supervision. On April 1.5, Mr. Goodling assumed the position of Dean. Seeking adequate means to impress the new Freshmen with the respect and esteem due upper- classmen, we foimd it necessary to elaborate on previous initiations. After the smoke of battle had lifted on that memorable occasion, not one Freshman complained of neglect. The start of Senior Projects found several of our members stricken with appendicitis, which was quite prevalent at the time. Concentrating all our efforts toward attaining success in our projects we seemed to forget the constant march of time until presently the Fall Term of classes was at hand. Keen observation of past methods of teaching used here urged Dean Goodling to inaugurate a new and more efficient system of class routine, which has proven extremely successful. With gradu- ation looming near plans were drawn up to publish our Record Book independent of the Gleaner, the class feeling that this change was needed. November saw the completion of the new Athletic Field donated by the Alumni. The annual Corn Show developed into a Farm Produce Show with the addition of an exhibit from each department. The memory of our graduation dance will linger on as one of mingled joy and regret. The last week found us boning hard over our final exams, many of us dubious as to the outcome, but all hoping for the best. This seemingly endless week was climaxed by the banquet given in our honor by the Faculty. At the close of this bancjuet we somehow felt nearer to the hearts of those who perseveringly molded us into men. At last, graduation day had dawned. The events of the day unfolded quickly and all too soon we were bidding a last good-bye to our Alma Mater. Joseph F. Lynch -4 13 -

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POEM Our hands must feel of worldly things, Our minds may soar the heights on wings.