Delaware Valley College - Cornucopia Yearbook (Doylestown, PA)

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1933 CLASS HARVEST OF THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL 1933 IIEItBEKT JACOB IIARKIS ■■HcrV ' Age 24 Landscape Baltimore City College Johns HopUius University .i trine man uhrui s Baltimore, JXU. irislicn to he littJc. Activities: Band, 1, I ' oultry Club, 1. , 3; Horticultural Society, 1, Class Secretary, 1. Our class was very fortunate to have Herbie as one of Its niemliers. His cultured manner, whether it be in speakint;. siiiiiing, playing instruments, or worlving was always admir- able. It was nmch to our rej;ret tliat he did not take a greatei ' interest in the extra-curricular activities, llerbie is one boy we ' ll remember for a long time. JIOIJUIS JOEL HAItUlS Fifth Avenue High Scliool I ' ittsburgli. I ' a. ••Long live the King! Activities: Editor-in-Chief of the Gleaner and Harvest: I ' oultry Club. 2. 3 (President, 3) ; Class President, 1; Horticultural Society, 1. 2; Baud, 1, 2, 3 ( Secretary, 2) , Itemeniber Columbia University ' s editor. Reed Harris ' . ' Well, here is his counterpart. ■ ' Moishe did not think much of (irganized athletics either. He is the kind of a guy who wcmld not even get athlete ' s foot. Nevertheless, he was iiuite a Shot. being none other than King of the Greeks. JOHN WILLIAM HAWTHORN -■lohnnn Age 21 Hoeticultuke Collingswood High School Collingswood, X. J, ••The sun never net.s on the Britixh. Activities: Horticultural Society, 1. 2. 3 (President. 3); Football Banquet Committee. 1 ; Manager Class Track, 2 ; Class Treasurer, 2 ; Junior Prom Committee ; Pennant Committee ; Senator ; Yearbook Staff, We had an inkling that Johnny wa.s going to be one of the first to become a farmer way back in the freshman year Itecause he was one of the first to know how to chaw ter- haccy, Mr. Kraft had a worthy competitor in Johnny. If Hawthorn goes true to form we can e.vpect nothing less than success on his farming project with Billman.

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1933 CLASS HARVEST OF THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL 1933 SHAFTER CHESTER GOODSTEIN Chet Age 20 Erasmus Hall High School Brooklyn, N. Y. Confldentiallii speaking . . . Activities: Horticultural Society, 1, 2. 3; Baud, 1, 2; Or- chestra, 2 ; Gleaner Staff, 3. If you see a short, dark, talkative person, that ' s prohably Chet. One can never become bored in his company because he just won ' t let you. He takes you into his confidence and tells you a lot of secrets. Chet is also cxuite a gallant Ifouieo with the fairer sex. He was quite a saxaphouist un- til his instrument disappeared. .JOE GREEN - ' Joe Age 21 Poultry Woodward High School Toledo, Chid Of a good hegiiiniiiff cometh a good end. Activities : C ' la.ss Football, 1, 2 ; Banquet Committee ; Poul- try Club, 1, 2, 3 ; Dairy Club, 2 ; Student Council, 2 ; Chairman of Junior Prom Committee ; Vice-President Student Body, 3; Yearbook Staff. Joe is the happy-go-lucky boy from Toledo. It Aduld be dithcult to estimate the number of services he bas performed for the school. As mailman Joe was undoubtedly the most popular fellow in the dining ' room. No dance was complete without his assistance. There is a certain damsel in Phila- delphia who thinks a great deal of him. JACK FRANCIS HARMAN Biihe Age 21 (iermantown High School Let ' s put out the lights Philadelphia, Pa. go to hed. Activities : ' ■arsity Football, 1, 2, 3 ; Varsity Club. 1, 2, 3 ; Class Treasurer, 1 ; Class Baseball, 1 ; Varsity Baseball, 2. 3; Class Track, 1, 2; Class Wrestling, 2; Poultry Club, 2, 3. Jack was one of the star athletes of the class. Those who know him well think he is a fine fellow. As a business man Babe earns a seat in the first row. He will buy, sell, or exchange anything. If Poultry doesn ' t pay, we may hear (if an Irishman by the name of Harinan who is a thriving South Street merchant.

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1933 CLASS HARVEST OF THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL 1933 EDWAltD HUBBS. JR. Maf Age 21 Farm Maciuneky We.st l ' liilaaeli)liia High School IJhiladelphia, I ' a. Coiiipuiii uttviitioii, tirc.sciit iirm.s. Activities: Baud, 1. 2; l aii ' y Cliili, 1; Junun- I ' l-om Coiu- niittee ; Yearbook Staff. When Maj was vicling Duke we always thoujiht the llritish were coiuiug. but when he was operating a tractor he aii|M ' ;u-(Ml til l;e nothing more than a peaceful farmer. Ilulibs ceitaiiily laiew how to take care of bis room, whicli was ahva, s the ])ride of the floor. Having a military back- ground, it is no wonder that be always pas. es on inspection days. SAMUEL KALLEN .VrM) AoE 20 Floeicultuue Simon Grat . High School riiiladelphia. I ' a. ■■ ' Jlic (ixsixtaiit ho-s.s if flic oiil it. Activities: Band. 1. 2, 3; Class Track. 1. 2: Class Tennis. ]. 3: Horticultural Society. 1. 2. : ' .. Wlien ilr. Mayer was ill several months ago, be recovered lapidly liecansc bo did not have to worry about the green- liouse. Sam managed the place. There was no chance of the boiler going out or the plants not being watered. Sam likes to argue a bit at times, lint who does not? Another weakness of his is a clarinet. JACIv KIRSCHENBAUM Jackie Age 20 Dairy Atlanta, (ieorgia High School Atlanta, Ga. Mil cifiiinttcx lire fresher, milder and Icinder. Activities: B.-uhI, i. 2. 3 ; Varsity Football, 1, 2, 3 ; Class Football, 1 : ( ' lass Track and Baseball, 1. 2 ; Assistant Baseliall JIanager, 2; Councilman. 1, All the way from Georgia comes Jackie to lend a touch of Southern atmosphere to Farm School. Kirscbenbaum rose from the ranks to become one of the finest football backs ever to perform here. Shy and modest, he is one of the fel- lows who worked his way through school. If anyone deserves praise, Jackie is the boy.