Delaware Valley College - Cornucopia Yearbook (Doylestown, PA)

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ROY R. FOX McKeesport High School 812 Fifth Avenue PETE Dairy McKeesport, Pa. I. UasclKilI Varsity Sciuad. Baseball, Baseball. What! Art still here? Baseball C.iptain. ilv Basketball, itv Basketball. Any lime there was a shower of elbows and knees in a chase for a basketball, you could be sure Pete was in on it. Though small of stature, plenty of fight enabled him to hold his own against all opponents. Quiet, bashful, and shy as a Mutt, Roy acquired the necessary qualifications to blossom forth as a wolf with the ladies in his Senior year. WLa ISADORE FRANKEL YITZ Thomas Jefferson High School Horticulture 696 Pennsylvania Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. And his bright face Made sunshine a shady place. 1. Hort Club. Livestock Club, Poultry Club, Orchestra Manager, Council. 2. Council. Class Wrestling. Class Boxing, Band, Orchestra Manager, Class Vice President, Prom Committee, Ilort Club. 3. Council. Senate, Freshman Class Advisor, Night Inspector, Interdorm Sports. Ouiet, kind, gentle, deep-thinking Yitz . His popularity was due to his under- standing and sympathetic nature which were secondary to his intelligence. An idealist at heart, I hopes for that day when peace will reign on earth and his dream of Palestine is an actuality. JEROME S. FRANKEL Simon Gratz High School 1536 Roselyn Street JERRY Poultry Philadelphia, Pa. And nowhere so busy a man as he — there was. 1. Class Wrestling, Band. Class Baseball, Varsity Football, Class Track, Poultry Club, Varsity Club. Orchestra, Interdorm Sports. 2. Class Wrestling, Band, Class Baseball, Varsity Football, Poultry Club, Varsity Club, Gleaner Staflf, Interdorm Sports. 3. Varsity Football, Poultry Club President. Varsity Club Vice-President, Gleaner StafT. Business Manager Yearbook, Interdorm Sports. Picturesque, hard-fighting, soft-hearted Jerry. A press agent ' s dream, for publicity seems to seek him out. Always seems to be busy and his activities show he had good reason to be. His slogan of 10% on all ads will live long after him. A splendid combination of student, athlete and social lite . PAGE SE fENTEEN

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FREDERICK A. ENTERS, JR. Frankford High School 53?2 Oakland Street FWEDDIE Horticulture Philadelphia, Pa. Neatness is We wondered at times if Freddie lived in Farm School or in New Britain. We don ' t doubt that being in love takes up a lot of your time, but it was Enters that proved to us that it could take up all of your time. The only hours he spent in school were during Industrials, and sometimes we wonder at that. BERNARD FEINBERG Fifth Avenue High School 514 Herron Avenue BEANIE Horticulture Pittsburgh, Pa. The impromptu reply is precisely the Touchstone of wit. 1. Band. Gleaner Staff. 2. Hand, Musical Orcanizalicn. Cleaner .St;ilt. :i. Hon Club, nramatic fliih, ■Cleaner Staff. The king of wit. A rare sense of humor, combined with an understanding, made Beany a very likeable chap, even if he did mumble under his breath when he was talking. His adventures with Mr. Schmeider and his lackadaisical smile will be remembered by most of us when all other things are forgotten. An orchid to to the lad who helped us take old man gloom by the horns. GEORGE S. FELLHEIMER GEORGE Simon Gratz High School Dairy Chancellor Hall Apartments Philadelphia, Pa. And then he would talk, ye gods, how he would talk. Interdorni Sports Football Trainer, Livestock Club. Llv Our class politician, wealthy playboy. Always in debt, but still managed to get credit. A landscaper at heart, he found out that there were more loopholes in dairy restrictions. Quick thinking and shrewd, he will make a good business man. | ' , ;k sixtbkn

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JOHN PRICE FREEHAFER Reading High School 835 North 5th Street DUTCH Landscape Reading, Pa. He is content to know and remain unknown. 1. Llcestock Club. 2. Hort ' liil . Irili 3. CouiH ' ll, Senate Her: rdorm CI as Club, Spor s Vic CI s. e-P Ch (jei skelball. lute Basketball. C t, Interdorm r iurin Spoi ouncil, A. Sports. ts. A. Store A willing worker, Johnny was content to do his share and step out of the lime- light when the credit was being dished out . Always high in scholastics, he still found time to be vice-president of the Senior Class and a Senator, as well as being Mr. Feisser ' s right hand man. Ouiet, sincere, taste and desire temperate, Johnny has been a big help to the Qass of ' 38. BERNARD GABRIEL GABE South Philadelphia High School Floriculture 539 Jackson Street Philadelphia, Pa. The power of thought Magic of the mind. 1. Interdorm Sports. 2. Class Baseball, Class Football. (Ileaner Staff, Interdorm Sports. 3. Class Secretan-, Cleaner Staff, Vice President Hort Club, President Dramatic Club, ' ■Yearbook StafT. His face, mind and ability belie his youthfulness. Though he indulged in neither sports or women he v as very much socially minded. As director of the Theatre Guild, he put tireless efforts into the colossal productions for which they were noted. (What if it was N. Y. A. work?) LOUIS GERSHENSON Central High School 1629 North 30th Street Men are no measured by Inches. Fontliali. Inlerdor ZILUB Floriculture Philadelphia, Pa. Sports, Livestock 1. Class WrestlinK, Class Baseball. Cla Club, Cla.HS Basketball, Cheer Leade 2. Co-CaptaIn Class Wreslllng, Varsity Baseball, I ' rom Committee, Interdorm Snorts. Varsit.v Club. Head Hieerleader, Class Football. Class Basketball. 3. Varsity Baseball. Coimcil, Gleaner Staff, Yearbook StalT, Nicht Inspector, Dramatic Club. Interdorm Sports, Varsit.v Club, Head Cbeerleader. A cute face and a high pitched voice were deceiving, for Lou was a good athlete and a swell wrestler. Despite the fact that he was night inspector and collected laundry bills, he was able to remain one of the most liked fellows in school. l ' Ar;K EltJHTEEN