Delaware Valley College - Cornucopia Yearbook (Doylestown, PA)

Page 8 text:

TO Mr. L. M. .Montgomery, our class adviser, in grateful recognition and appreciation for his keen interest and kind guidance in all our under- takings, this year- hook is respectfully dedicated. As the lesser impressions of our stay at Farm School are relegated to the background with time, the memory of his friendly spirit shall linger among our foremost recollections. ED1CATION

Page 7 text:

The Last Furrow CLASS PUBLICATION of the THIRTY-EIGHTH CLASS of the NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL Farm School, Penna. MARCH, 1935 Entered at the Farm School Post Office as second-class mail matter. v

Page 9 text:

Jf n r r hi n r i THIS, the year book of the Class of 1935 of the National Farm School, is presented as a sum- mar}- of the activities and experiences of a memorable three years together. Herein it has been the express purpose of the Staff to portray an intimate picture of our classmates, both in- dividually and collectively, so that in the years to come, this book may serve to recall many happy associations and warm friendships of our Farm School days. We sincerely hope that as vou turn its pages, many of those incidents which we live but once and too soon forget, will spring to life in p leasant reminiscences. In so doing its purpose shall have been accomplished. We wish to take this opportunity to express our thanks and appreciation to Mr. Samuels. Mr. Brick, and Mr. Yoselson, who, by their invaluable assistance in making possible The Last Furrow , have proven to be real friends of the Class of 1935. THE STAFF. VA S?