Delaware Valley College - Cornucopia Yearbook (Doylestown, PA)

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IRVING SOMMERS ' ■In- Dairy Age 19 De Witt Clinton High Newark. X. J. Be his tirtuous rcry kind. Be his faults a little blind. — Maihetr Prior. pRESHilAS Ye-vb: Poultry Club, Boosters Club, Interdormi- tory Baseball. Jdxioh Ye. r: School Band, Poultry Club. SiaaoE Ye.4r: School Band, Poultry Club, Dairy Club, Acti%-ities Committee. Irv is one of those inoffensive fellows who thinks wisely, says nothing and lets his conscience be his guide. To describe him successfully is not a very hard problem for one is immediately struck by those heavy glasses and bushy hair that refuses to stay combed back. He is that gentleman of antipose approximation whom anyone can find at an -time twisting the dials of his radio up in Room 30. He is extremely talented musically. The instrument has not been invented that he can ' t play. Irv s ' only other interest (unless he is keeping something back, and we ' re sure he isl is the raising of Champion Producing Cattle. If he can learn to manage a herd as well as he can play a trombone there ' s no fear for him. AMCEL WATTM. X Dairv Age 18 Girard High Girard, Pa. With tooth and nail. — Du Bartas. Freshm.0.- Ye. r: Class Baseball, Varsity Baseball Squad. Junior Ye.ir: Class Baseball, Football and Basketball, Class Boxing, Varsity Baseball and Foot- ball Squads. Senior Ye. r: S. S. . . Committee, Coach Freshmen Boxing, Varsitv Baseball and Football, Varsity Club, A. A. Board, Basketball Manager, . thletic Prize. len enthusiasm and lots-of-fight was doled out .Sammy must have been first in line and received more than his share. For a fellow of his stature he could hit a ball and buck a line like nobody ' s business. His athletic record is one which he can boast of without exaggerating in the least. Beside being an athlete par excellence Sam was our chief go-getter and sug- gestion giver; at many of our class meetings a suggestion was given which improved things concerned. If you stick to Dairi,-ing, Sam , and apply your enthusiasm to your cows, we can see a number of world champions bearing .vour colors. A 18 V-

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i 1 t WILLIAM SHIPMAN Bill Dairy Age i Orange High Orange.lN. J. Virtue UI.-C ell stone — best plain set. — Francis Bacon. Freshman Year: Constitutional Committee, Class Base- ball, Class Football, Interdorraitory Activities, Varsity Football Squad. Junior Year: Class Baseball, Varsity Football S(|ua(l. Senior Y ' ear: Varsity Football, Dairy Club, Varsity Club. Austere and reseryed, old Bill , could never po.se for a Collar Ad; but if prizes were offered for philosophical thinking and craftsmanship Bill would win many a coveted laurel. Here among the green fields and pastures he found the proper environment for his broad mind and under these influences he has flourished. While not exactly active in any student life, except athletics, Bill has managed to make his years spent here very fruitful. His interest in Dairying will win him eventual recognition in this line of work. NATHAN SMIEL Smiles Dairy Age 19 De Witt Clinton High New York City We grant, althonijh he had much wit. He was very shy of using it. - Wallace. Freshman Year: Interdormitory Ba.seball, Boosters Club. Junior Year: Class Football, Interdormitory Baseball, Horticultural Society. Senior Y ' ear: Dairy Club, Horticultural Society. Smiles is one of the bashful members of our class, but needless to say his scholastic work brought the two scores to par. Being quite a famed horseman, an exhibition was staged at Number 7 and Mr. Samuels judged. The final outcome was the reward of a model name for our young Smiles ' . If he could ride into the Campus ' Crimelight on board a horse surely can he well ride into the limelight on his famous Guernsey Cows. Nate, make sure you are here for Class Reunion for we are anxious to see how many Smiles you have brought into this world of ours. 4 17 l!=-

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NATHANIEL WERRIN Xutc Dairy Age 20 Central High Philadelphia, Pa. The se Tet of success is constancy of purpose. — Disraeli. Freshman Year: Boosters ' Club, Council, Football Banquet Committee, Captain, Class Football, Class Baseball, Varsity Football Squad. Junior Year: Council, Horticultural Society, Band, Varsity Football, Class Baseball, Junior Prom Committee, Pennant Committee, Varsity Club. Senior Year: S. S. A. Committee, President, Varsity Club, Varsity Baseball and Football Teams, Year Book Staff, Coach, Junior Football Team. ' ' Nate ' ' we shall never forget your untiring efforts to put every decision across. You were really the backbone of our famous football team. Whenever we think of rug- gedness and manliness your picture will come before our eyes. Your winsome smile and mild temperament gave you a place in every- one ' s heart. May you prosper as you have done here! No barrier will keep you from your goal. ■=!l 19 Iff-