Delaware Valley College - Cornucopia Yearbook (Doylestown, PA)

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Farm Machinery rHE boys who chose Farm Machinery as a project were recjuired to do many varied and, at times, distasteful operations concerning their work. I beHe -e credit is due a boy who knowingly chooses work that requires long hours and dirty hands and clothes. All the boys knew these conditions before they made their choice and lived under them without complaint. Their attitude allowed us to accomplish more work together antl made the duties of an instructor more enjoyable. I am sure that they are ready to offer their new em- ployers the same enthusiasm they brought to their work last year. By dealing fairly nth their employers they can avoid many of the restrictions imposed upon a hired man. My last wish is for their Success. Walter GROiUX, Head ofDepariinent. «of

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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-

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KENNETH F. CAMPBELL Ken Farm llachinery Age 21 Phoenixville High Phoenixville, Pa. A workman that nealcth not he afraid. —Dowlinn. Freshman Year: Class Baseball, Class Football, Varsity Squad, Football Banquet Committee. Junior Year: Football Squad, Basel: all Squad, Class Baseball, Class Footliall, Interdormitory Baseball, Boosters ' Club, Tennis Club. Senior Year: Varsity Baseball. Varsity Football, Council Tennis Club, Varsity Club. Kenneth was the strong arm man of the machinery department, and Mr. Groman ' s protector. He loved the tractor like a mother loves her child. What a hearty laugh he would send forth into the wilds of Farm School fields when he pulled a tractor out of a nice big mud hole! Ken was a baseball and strong arm football man. Oh, oh, how his opponents shivered when Ken ' s angelic face, turned into a Mephistophelean sneer, and he hit the line! This good work and character are his cre- dentials; he need not fear for the future. imittee, Interdormi- WILLL M FISHER Biir Farm Machinery Age 20 Central High Philadelphia, Pa Who mixed rea.ion with pleasure and wisdom with mirth. — Goldsmith. Freshman Year: Football Banquet Ci tory Basketball. Junior Year: Class Football, Jimior Prom Committee, Assistant Tennis Manager. Senior Ye. r: Gleaner Staff, Year Book Staff, Tennis Manager, Tennis Club. We feel it is an honor to write about Billy , — a much respected and looked-up-to member of the ' 30 Class. His fine works of art can be reviewed in this volume and also in quite a few issues of the Gleaner. Bill has a nonchalant way about him that makes his entrance into any set an easy matter. The editor prophesies that Bill will be a member of the 400 in years to come. Carry on old pal and we ' ll read your doings in the Alumni column of the Gleaner. -4, 21 f.-