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1933 CLASS HARVEST OF THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL 1933 ABRAIIA: r AAKONSON ' -Abe ' ' Age 20 Poultry Central Evening Hi.uli School ■■All the in, rill Ian I ' liiladelpliia, I ' a. A( nvjT]ES : I ' oultry Cluli. 1. 2, S (Treasurer. . ' I I : Assistant A ' arsity Raskethall llaiiaj cr. i ' : Varsity P.asketball Maii- awr, :i: A. A. ll.ianl. After two years as a woniaii-liater Abe ' ' blossomed forth as a Itomeo, We have heard that his followers among the weaker sex now almost ei|nal those of Claris; Gable. That is (inite an aceomi;lishment for one year. ehV It is no wonder then that Abe now- wanders abont in a love faint. If his love for poultry is a fraction of his love foi- women, he is bound to become a success. MAURICE ItOP.ERT BALL Molshe Age 20 Lanoscape Ro.ijcrs lli. ' h School Newport, li. I. ■ ' Gvciit mm an ' iiat filinii s irisc. Activities : Councilman. 2. 8 ; Head Waiter. 3 : Gleaner Staff : Class Basel)all and Track, 1. 2; Class Basketball. 1: Cla.ss Football. 2: Dairy Club, t, 2: Poultry Club, 2. 3: Junior Prom Committee. Any stranger wallvin.g into the dinin.s room would prob- ably mistake Moishe for one of the school officials. As Head Waiter he certainly did make one belie -e that his was an important i)osiri( n. Ball was one of the best debaters c had. An arsument lietween Friedman and bini was ah ;iys i ' star attra -ti iii. We doubt, however, tliat be aruued mucli with a cei ' tain lass in Camden. ROBERT HAROLD BAROX ••Diih c Age 21 HORTICUI.TrRE Centi-.il lli h School Detroit, Mich. Iiciir. net siui iiiif iiiiicli. but think the more. AcTiNiTiEs : Horticultural Society, 1, 2, 3 ; Poultry Club, 3, AMien bigger and lietter notebooks are made, Baron will make them. His notebooks often exceeded in size the text- book he was outlining. That ' s going some. As a horticultur- ist. Duke to d; quite an interest in citrus culture. We may in later years eat the fruits of his labor — who knows?
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1933 CLASS HARVEST OF THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL 1933 MANUEL BEKMAN Mamde Age 20 Flokiculture Coiisbohocken High School Conshohoekeu. Pa. From rdf s ti riclicf Activities: Class Football, 1, 2; I ' oultry Club. 1. 2; Dalr.v Club. 2. We will reuieuiljer Mannie ' ' as the fellow who sijeut his leisure time reading gangster story magazines and drawing ])ietures of airplaues and streamline automobiles. He was our obiss dreamer. However. Jlaiinie may wake up some nuirning and find himself famous. We wouldn ' t lie .surxjrised to learn of a Streamline Al Capone strain of Sweet Peas. JOIIX D. BILLHAltDT ••■ oliJiiin Age 21 Flokicultche (ierniaiitowii High School I ' hiladelphia. Pa. A tiling of heiiiiti is- n jnii fui-cvcr. Ac ' itvities : Class Basketball. 1 ; Class Track. 2 ; .Junior Prom Committee ; Horticultural Society. 2. 3. -Bill Shakespeare once said The hand of little em- ployment hath the daintier sense. Despite the fact that -.Tiilinny never ran away from work, he really had a more dainty sense, compared to most of us. It is no wonder then that be made such a success in .greenhouse work, growing the more sensitive plants. Billhardt would rather do this kind of work than talk. CARL BH LMAX -I ' ccl- Age 21 Frankford High School Philadelphia, Pa. Bil his icalk nun uliull Iciioir him. Activities: Class Secretary. 1. 2; Class Track Team, 2: Gleaner Staff, 2, 3 ; Yearbook Staff. Peck claims the distinction of being the lazie.st man on the campus: he ' s even too lazy to close the windows of his room on a cold day. When it came to Chemistry, though, how everyone did envy him ! Carl is a .lack of all trades, ' hile here he was a shoemaker, tailor, and electrician. His only interests in life are sleep and a little bit of landscape work.
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