Delaware Valley College - Cornucopia Yearbook (Doylestown, PA)

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SI PODOLIN Si Farm Machinery Age 20 Camden High Like two fun-loving gentle Camden, N. J. rolled into one ' — Coleman. Freshman Year: Class Baslcetball, Class Football, Varsity Football Squad, Basketball Squad, Boost- ers ' Club, Vigilance Committee. Junior Year: Varsity Football and Basketball Squads, Class Football and Basketball Teams, Tennis Club. Senior Year: Varsity Football Team, Year Book Staff. Many of us will remember Si as the master of ceremonies in Segal Hall through- out his Freshman year. Many pranks can be traced to his door which bring memories back to us. Si carried our class banner high in our inter-class tilts with the Juniors and later with the Frosh; he was by no means a small figure in representing our class in activities. In his last year at N. F. S. we find Si wo ' rking in the Farm Machinery Depart- ment under Mr. Groman who was quite fond of Si ' s cheery ways (?). As football season rolled around we could hear him barking signals for the varsity. A good deal of credit is due to him for our undefeated season. Continue in your ways in combining sport with work and the world will be bettered. J. EDWARD SEIPP Farm Machinery Age 22 Frankford High Philadelphia, Pa. By a trangnil mind I mean nothing else than mind well-ordered. — Mareu. ' : .inuins. Freshman Year: Class President, Council Football Banquet. Committee, Football Squad, Freshman Football and Ba.seball Teams. Junior Year: Class President, Council, Senate, Varsity Club, Varsity Football. Senior Year: Council, Senate, Varsity Football. Ed must be a combination of ten other fellows, he has all the good qualities which ten ordinary men possess. Straight forward, studious, a keen sense of humor and above all a conscientious young man. When better and more profitable farms will be made Eddie will make them. He was without the slightest doubt the best farmer in the Farm School. Besides being an ardent Aggie his record on the football field will long be remembered, and has already gone down into the traditions of N. F. S. Ed , invite us for a Class Reunion on your own farm so that we can be taught how a farm should be managed. ■:!l 22 1 =-

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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.-

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JONATHON SILVERMAN Johnny Farm Machinery Age 19 Commerce High New York, N. Y. Lord, I wonder ichat font ini ' cnted ki.ising. —Swifi. Freshman Year: Class Football, Interdormitory Acti -ities, Class Basketball, Varsity Football Squad. Junior Year: Class Football, Class Basketball, Varsity Football Squad, School Band. Senior Year: Natural Science Club, Interdormitory Activities. .Johnny as a protege of Mr. Groman, certainly had the opportunity of having the qualifications of good tractor man impressed upon him by word, gesture, and look, to a marked degree. We trust that some of these eloquent actions and words of Mr. Groman weren ' t wasted, as most would think. John has improved vastly since arriving at school; he now has a repertoire of wise sayings to dispense upon occasion. He is also able to hold lengthy discourse upon the activities of his tractor, to anyone interested. Silverman has all of the above character- istics i)lus a few more such as Ladies ' man , etc., but when we come down to it Johnny is a good worker, not being possessed of the ability to grasp ideas quickly but is willing to learn and plugs along at a good clip. ■4 23 h