Delaware Valley College - Cornucopia Yearbook (Doylestown, PA)

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HERMAN J. FINFER Hymie General Agriculture Age 20 De Witt Clinton High i? call on me. — Bill Nye. New York City Wouldst argv Fbeshman Year: Freshman Class. Junior Year: Junior Class. Senior Year: Senior Class. Hymie ' s three years here have been one continuous discussion with the faculty concerning the rules and regulations. And, although he rarely proved his point, we may admire him for his insistence. As general farmer in the main barn he has been able to learn those fundamental prin- ciples of farming as will enable him to engage in almost any branch of general agriculture. With what you have learned,, Hymie ' added to your subtle bits of philosophy, you will lead in your vocation. We wish you luck. DANIEL Z. GLAZER Dan Poultry Age 19 Stamford, Conn. Massee Prep. School To talk without effort is after all the great charm of talking. — Hare. Freshman Year: Poultry Club, Boosters, Class Baseball, Football, Basketball, Varsity Football Squad. Junior Year: Junior Week Committee, Horticultural Society, Varsity Football, Varsity Club, Class Basketball, Class Baseball, Boxing Team, Boosters, Class Treasurer, Ring Committee. Senior Year: Varsity Football, Varsity Club , Horti- cultural Society, Ways and Means Com- mittee, Band. Quaint New England sent this youth down to us — and it did not take us long to know him. His gaiety helped gain for him a circle of friends to whom he gave confidence and from whom he received confidence. Perhaps he conveyed his jollity to his Poultry flock because the department cer- tainly did prosper under his management. Here ' s one boy who was an energetic worker. His whole heart and soul were centered in whatever he did, and his future is not to be feared. -4 22 f-

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F THEODORE FERTIK Teddy Horticulture Age 19 Philadelphia, Pa. Northeast High Men of humour are always in some degree men of genius. Freshman Year: Interdorm Basketball, Varsity Football Squad, Horticulture Club. Junior Year: Interdorm Basketball, Horticultural So- ciety, Varsity Football Squad, Class Foot- ball, Class Basketball. Senior Year: Varsity Football, Varsity Club, Horti- cultural Society, Interdorm Baseball, Interdorm Basketball. A sweet, sighing drawl, terminating with a characteristic, Oh, Lawdy, comes floating through the breezes, tickles our ears, and floats on. It must be Theodore; is that you, Teddy ? Yas suh! heah I is! And lo! we behold a brightly freckled face, enshrouded in a mask of a laugh-provoking pathos. Though his feet are large, his heart is larger and we will always remember him as a sincere and loyal pal. Miss Churchman claims he ought to be president, — he ' s so prompt in returning library books. We, however, predict a more enjoyable future for him — that of a peach grower. S ' long Ted . STANLEY FIDELGOLTZ Fido Dairy Age 20 Brooklyn, N. Y. Boys ' High School Here ' s my hand — With my heart in it. — Shakespeare. Freshman Year: Varsity Football, Class Baseball, Class Boxing Team, Class Sergeant-at-Arms, Natural Science Club, Varsity Club. Junior Year: Varsity Football, Varsity Club, Horti- cultural Society, Treasurer Varsity Club. Senior Year : Vice-President Student Body, President Varsity Club, Secretary Senate, Secretary of Student Council, Gleaner Staff, Yearbook Staff. We pause here and meditate deeply on a personality so pleasant, tolerant, and gener- ous that words seem entirely inadequate for description. It sertainly seems hard, Fido , that we part — that we no longer will enjoy your close and intimate association with us except in our memory. What you have taught us, Stanley, no book will ever print. Through perseverance, scholarship and athletic prowess as seen on the gridiron, you have furnished us with an example of sportsmanship and productive diligence. Even when you have gone we will re- member your soft deliberate drawl with a delightful sense of recollection. -4 21 {=•

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Wtar.- .. WILLIAM V. GOODSTEIN Bill Horticulture Age 19 Brooklyn, N. Y. Boys ' High School And I want a taste of the wanderer ' s life Along the trail to somewhere. — Victor. Freshman Year: Natural Science Club, Orchestra, Veteri- nary Club, Class Football. Junior Year: Horticultural Society, Veterinary Club, Class Treasurer, Varsity Football Squad, Gleaner, Orchestra, Class Football. Senior Year: Horticultural Society, Bridge Club. This rising young Byron needs no intro- duction. When he first entered the portals of our Alma Mater his poetical genius mani- fested itself and his sonnets will ever bring to our memories peaceful moments spent with the Gleaner. Beneath his calm demeanor lies the big soul of the nature lover — trapper — sportsman, supplying, perhaps, the source of his poetic inspiration. Unlike many poets, Victor , as is his nom de plume, derives as much pleasure from physical as well as mental exertion. Faithful in his labor, and keenly absorbed in his pro- ject, he has made a reputation which we believe he will live up to, if not exceed, in the years to come. GEORGE HAINES Fats Floriculture Age 19 Philadelphia, Pa. Northeast High But if thou wilt have me love, and it must be a she, The only argument can move is that she love me. — Alexander Brome. Freshman Year: Bridge Club. Junior Year: Class Football, Horticultural Society, Boosters. Senior Year: Chess and Checker Club, Bridge Club. Once upon a time there was a little fat boy in Farm School. And he grew, and he grew, and he grew until he could grow no more. So our little George didn ' t like the cold weather, and he took up his headquarters in the hothouse. There amid the botanical background in the atmosphere of the florescence of sweet peas, and carnations, he blossomed forth into the accomplished floriculturist that he is. May your life be a path of roses. -4 23 =•■