Delaware Valley College - Cornucopia Yearbook (Doylestown, PA)

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EMANUEL GERSTEIN MANNIE South Fallsburg High School Horticulture 94 Hewes Street New York It ' s nice to be natural. If you ' re naturally nice. 1. Hort CUib. 2. Hort Club, Class Wrestling, CUiss Tri cU. Class Tootball. 3. Hort Club, Council. Little man, what now? He proved his salt on ice skates, in decorating for the dances, and on the Hort tractor. His pet ambition is to be a second Jackie Shea; — more proof, that men are not measured by inches. i A HARRY GILBERT FLASH Commerce High School Horticulture 1314 Elder Avenue New York City There might have been a finer fellow once. Somewhere, but we doubt iit. 1. Class Track, Hort Club, Poultry Club, Interdorm Sports. 2. Class Track, Class Vice-President, Prom Committee, Class President, Senate, Council, Hort Club, Poultry Club. Interdorm Sports. 3. Council, Hort Club, Dramatic Club. Flash himself. To look at him in horn rimmed glasses, in need of a shave and haircut, one would think him to be a stuffed intellectual, but Gil is really an ace. Full of pep, he is always ready for a practical joke. Doesn ' t smoke, drink, swear, or dance, in fact, his only vice is his good nature. HOWARD S. GLUCKMAN HOWIE West Philadelphia High School Horticulture 5932 Larchwood Avenue Philadelphia, Pa. Although he tells not what he feels. He must know more than he reveals. 1. Class Football, Interdorm Basketball, Interdorm Baseball, Hort Club. 2. Class Track, Class Baseball, Assistant Manager Varsity Basketball, Hort Club, Prom Committee. 3. Manager Varsity Basketball, Yearbook Staff, Hort Club, A. A. Board, A. A. Store Manager. Howard is one of the more conscientious students whose enthusiasm and zest helped to raise the standard of work in Hort. A good businessman, he made the A. A. Store pay without the use of any ballyhoo! PAGE NINETEEN

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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

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PHILIP GOHLIN STONEFACE Morris High School Horticulture 91-15 164lh Street HoUis, N. Y. II you trust yourself when others doubt you ... 1. H..rl Clnli I.ivosUicl; riuli, l i)ullrv I ' Inl). H:inii. - ' . Hon dull. Hand, .Muslial OiBanizulion. 3. Hurt Club. The mind of an Einstein, the logic of a Darrow, and the persistency of an insurance salesman, added to a desire to be alone made him our outstanding scholar. His room resembled the pamphlet room of the Philadelphia Library. His chief interest was in vitamins and we expect big doings from Phil in that line. HAROLD DAVID HAAS F MULE Easton High School General Agriculture 510 Oakwood Street Easton, Pa. Bom for success he seemed with merit to win and heart to hold. 1. Livestock Club, Varsity Club, Council, Class President, Varsit.v Football. 2. A ' arsity Club Vice-President. Council, A. A. Board Vice P resident, Class President, Senate, Varsity Football, Class Baseball, Class Boxing. 3. A ' arsity Club Vice-President. President Council, President A. A. Board, Class President, Senate. Co-Captain Varsity Football. A forceful personality and determination with a never-say-die heart were the school ' s outstanding leader ' s qualifications. His motto, If you want a thing done right, do it yourself , was responsible for a year of the best dances Farm School has ever seen and a student body v hich has never been paralleled. ALOYSIUS JOSEPH HAPP F ALLEY Glen-Nor High School General Agriculture 29 Ridley Avenue Norwood, Pa. Everyone excels in something in which others fail. 1 Class BoxlnK, Livestock Club, Class Baseball, Class Track, Class Treasurer, Varsity Club. ; ' .. Vaisltv Football, Varsity Club, Class Basebtill, Class Track. 3. Varsity Football, A ' arsity Chib, Senate. We once knew him as Foggy but he has come out of it since. A fun-loving fellow, he used to diet on beer, but now sticks to egg nog. He would make a good end for any football team and has a powerful kicking toe to boot . pa(;k twknty