Delaware Valley College - Cornucopia Yearbook (Doylestown, PA)

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Farewell to the Class of 1930 r IS with a sense of keen satist ' aetion that we are jj raduat- ing the Chissof 1930, which is the first chiss to have had their full three-year course under the present ad- ministration. I can recall nothing but the most pleasant relations with the class about to graduate and were it not for the fact that I know you are about to embark upon your life ' s career fitted with an education which I am sure will place you among the leaders in your profession, 1 would envy your going. You have had your training and I hope you have enjoyed the stay at The National Farm School. My only wish is that you apply the same energy, diligence and thoughtfulness when you get out into the world as you have done while students at our institution. Wishing you all success and assuring you of our future interest in your welfare, I am, Very sincerely yours, C. L. GOODLIN ' G, 1)ean.

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jforetoorb Cijis iHemorp iBoofe isi tfje gatJjering togftljer of a Woi memories coiTcerning tfte men of tfje class of 1930 of tfje J}atlonal Jf arm cljool. 3ln tfjis tjolume, toe fjabe trieb to binb manp of tljose fjappp occasions toljicij toe all )a)ie sfjareb togetfjer. 3t is a simple tale, simplp told, but to us it represents tf)e fjappiest baps of our poutfj. Kf)t Storp tolb is one straigfjt from tfje fjeart anb one tofjiclj toill folloto us tofjere ' er toe roam. QTljeSe memories are our most treasureb possession, locfeeb securelp in our fjearts anb souls.