Delaware Valley College - Cornucopia Yearbook (Doylestown, PA)

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1933 CLASS HARVEST OF THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL 1933 JOHN HURST NEUMANN Chaim Daisy Ansonia High School Aiisonia. Conn. ' Yuu lioin me up: Activities : Chiss Wrestlinjf, 1 ; Class Boxing, 2 ; Dramatic Cluh, 2; Class Track, 2; Dairy Cluh, 1, 2; Class Foot- ball, 1 ; Welfare Connnittee. Greta Garho had nothing on Cliawn as far as teniper- nient is concerned. At times it did not take much to get Neumann excited. Despite this he was quite a man with the ladies. He received perfumed mail from a lass in Connecti- cut regularly. As a dairyman Chawn proved to lie quite a sluiiin.g light. JACK OSTROFF Jac7c Age 21 Poultry Camden High School Camden, N, J. Thcii ' re oiiii; Inihi yiciit ivlio are tiuUj tiooiL Activities: Student Council. 1, 2, 3: Class Wrestling, 1, 2: Class Football, 1, 2; President of Class, 2, 3; Vice- I ' resident of Class, 2, 3 : Vice-President of A. A., 2 : Pres- ident of Student Body. :i ; Yearbook Staff, Senate. 3. Introducing the one and only — .Tack Ostroft ' . President of the class for two terms, ymx can well estimate his popularity. His quiet manner, blended with his cheerful smile and good nature, made him welcome everywhere. As president of the student body Jack had quite an experience during tlie past year. IRWIN C. PELLER .s Age 19 Florticultuke ] ' ;;dwar(l Strodt Junior High School New York, N. Y. ' Gotta see a man about a dog. Activities: Poultry Club. 1. 2, 3. Is claims that his favorite hobbies are pi.geons, flowers, and girls, in the order mentioned. However, the girls seem to have a fairly good chance even though pigeons and flow- ers are competition. His love for dogs was so strong that he operated a breadline for homeless mongrels. ' ' Is ' ' prob- al)ly wouldn ' t fret if the world went to the dogs.

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1933 CLASS HARVEST OF THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL 1933 HAROLD METZNER FaE.M ilACHIXEISY Hackeusack High Scliool Hackensack, N. J. ' ■ aiD ' t n ' hiii heat yet. Activities : Class Football, 1 ; Class Wrestling ' , 2 ; Juuior Prom Committee; Pin and Ring Committee; Conucil- man, 3. Horsie is on terra firma when lae is on a wagon nn- loading manure. Here is one student who has capacity for work, and he certainly deserves the title of Master Farmer. AVhile Metzner works like one horse, he often eats like two. At least, that is what some of tiie fellows who eat at the same table with him say. May we add that he was elected Councilman on a platform of Double-Decker Sandwiches. KORBERT MINK ■■Xorhie Age 19 Floriculture West Philadelphia High School Philadeliihia, Pa. Save the ne-i-t dance fur me, siceetheart. Activities: Dairy Club. 1. 2; Class Basketliall, 3. 2; Dairv Club, 1, 2 ; Class Tennis Team, .3. Xorbie never feels better than when he is dancing to the strains of Guy Lombardo ' s Orchestra and singing the vocal refrain. He is a Morton Downy in the making. Farm School did a lot for Mink. Before coming here he didn ' t know how to hold a cigarette. Now he can outsmoke any- body here. Who knows? — perhaps he will become a green- house man. SAMUEL XATHASON l ' atc- ' Age 20 Poultry Germantown High School Philadelphia, Pa. Be nonchalant, lit lit a Yenem. Activities: Horticultural Society. 1. 2; Manager of Class Wrestling, 2; Poultry Club 3 (Secretary). You look at him and think. A worthy lad. He has many friends, no enemies, a good heart, lots of hope, a sentimental yet hard-boiled attitude toward life, the desire to make money, to enjoy the leisure thus obtained and live happily ever after.

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1933 CLASS HARVEST OF THE NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL 1933 MORRIS TLOTKIN Moifilie Age 20 Pealxxly Higli School Pittsburgh, Pa. TFisc men never tliinlc out loud. Activities : Band, ], 2, 3 (Secretary, 3) ; Councilruau. 1, 2. 3 : Class 60x102?, 2; Pin and Ring Committee; Pennant Committee ; Gleaner Staff. 3 ; Yearbook Staff. Jloishe is one of the well known Greeks of the clas.- . We will remember him as an artist — and a good one. He has ably put on canvas many scIkhjI scenes and char.-ieters. His signs which graced Ulman Hall during the fiiotliall season were a psychological factor in turning many a probable de- feat Into victory. Molshe also found time to become solo cornet player in the band. JAMES rOLLACHEK .Jimmir Age 19 Commercial High School Brooklyn, N. Y. ' ■Live while you. live hecauHe you are dead a, long time. Activities: Band, I, 2. 3, (Leader, 2, 3) ; Class Basketball, I, 2; Boxing, 1, 2; Class Footliail. 2: Orchestra. 1.2.3; Junior Prom Committee: Yenrliodk Staff: Tennis Man- ager. 3; Freshman Boxing CViacli. 3: Councilman. 3. Meet our Student Band Conductor — one of the very few conductors wlio can lead a band through a march so that it sounds like an overture. More than once when you thouglit the N. F. S. Wonder Band was playing Poet and Peasant it was merely Activity with Jimmy ' ' at the baton. The class Stowkowski is a happy-go-lucky fellow who wears a smile on liis face wlicther you like it or not. If the dairy in- dustry doesn ' t aiipreciate liim. we expect to see Jimmy ' leading a (ierman Band in Harlem. EUGENE BOSMAN POOL flene Age 21 Horticulture Franklin High School Baltimore. Md. (S ' Zoice i.s- i oldcn. Activities : Class Football, 1 ; Class Track, 1 ; Horticultural Society. 2, 3 ; Class Boxing, 2 ; Class Basketball, 2 ; Wel- fare Committee. Eugene has gained the respect of many because of his earnestness and hard work. We could always rely on his being present at the different class sport practices. Horti- culture had a .good man in Gene. He is one of the boys who would rather work than talk.