Delaware Valley College - Cornucopia Yearbook (Doylestown, PA)

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DAVID OSCHRIN South Side High School 62 Keer Avenue MAE Londscape Newark, N. J. Had Ihey not suiieied Ihey never would have achieved. 1. Gleaner Staff. Livestock Club. Band. 2. Assiciate Editor of the Olcaiier . Class Footbal! M.uKiuer. Band. Press Club. JIusiiat Orgiinizalioii. Livestock Club. 3. Editor of tbe Gleaner , Hort Club. Editor of tlie •Yearbook . Dovodel thought he had a tough job himing out Gleaners and getting out of work early enough to listen to Big Sister , but he reckoned without the task of convincing the Dean that some p ' spiration had fallen from his brow. His secret of how to get finished with his work early enough to take a shower before meals was the envy of all the fellows, but during the times he did report to work he managed to leom a bit about landscaping and did more than his share in restock- ing Itzik ' s depleted tool supply. t A ; ' ' KEsniK LEO PERKES Hillhouse High School 79 Clinton Avenue PERKES Poultry Newr Haven, Conn. Nature for her favorite child In thee has tempered well her clay. 1. Orchestra. Council. 2. Orchestra. Council, Band. Class Wrestling. Class Wrestling Coach, Prom Committee. Class Basketball. 3. Orchestra. Council, Freshman Wrestling Coach. A Connecticut Yankee at N. F. S. Plcrys a sweet fiddle and the women admire him for his build which resembles a Greek God. His build up was due to Bar Bells, which he introduced to Farm School. Though a hard worker, Leo still found time for studies and reading. WnjLIAM POSTON 215 E. Townshic Line BILL General Agriculture mkins Park, Pa. Hear not the him of mighty workings. Work, work, work and work. If he wasn ' t working for Mr. Groman, then he was fotind laboring on one of the neighboring farms. Made more money farming while in school than a great many of us vrill make after graduation. P. GE TWENTY-FIVE

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RAYMOND MORRIS RAY West Philadelphia High Schoci Floriculture 6072 Kingsessing Avenue Philadelphia, Pa. Music can noble thoughts impact. 1. Class Boxing. 2. Band, Gleaner Staff, Musical OrgiiniEatlon. 3. Gleaner Stair. Band. Hon Club. Musli-al Orilanlzation. Yearbook Staff. Neat, smooth and a classy dresser. Enjoys the entertainment of the higher crust when he can afford it. Listens to all the symphonies and concerts. Keeps a diary so he will know who he was out with from week to week. MORRIS MOSCOVITZ South Philadelphia High School 1608 South Fourth Street SNAKE Horticulture Philadelphia, Pa. Diiiiculties are things that show what men are. 1. Baseball Squad, Football Squad. Class Boxing, Basketball Squad, Class Base- ball, Class Basketball, Class Basketball. 2. Basketball Squad. Coach Class Basketball, Class Boxing, Band, Orchestra, Musical Organization. 3. Varsit.v Basketball, Band, Orchestra, Poultr.v Club. Hort Club, Musical Organi- zation President. The Snake always meant well, but you know how those things are. Never took a picture without something going wrong. Quite eccentric, but all musicians are, so the Ghost and his trumpet are no exceptions. As president of the Music Organization he helped further the love of music in the school. M HAROLD E. NORDBLOM Lov er Merion High School HEAD Dairj ' Narberth, Pa. Tired nature ' s sweet restorer, balmy sleep. ' 1. Livestock Club. Cla.ss Baseball. 2. Livestock Club, Poultry Club. 3. Livestock Club. Head would make Rip van Winkle look like an amateur. Slept through three years of classes and industrials. Nothing bothers him and he will probably sleep through his wedding. He liked to three time so he could split his sleeping period into three parts. While he was awake- he proved to be of valuable assist- ance to the Dairy Department. P.MiK TWKNTV-KOni

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LEON RABINOWITZ Simon Gratz High School 2448 North Stanley Street ' Tis better that Than another ir BABE Poultry Philadelphia, Pa. man ' s o n wrorks, a ' s words should praise him. Ban,|U otball. Class Baseball, sketball. Baseball 1. Class President, I Committee, Class i. (aeaner StalT. I Squad, Orchestra. 3. C;ieaner Staff, Senate, Ctninell, Football Manager, Associate Editor Year- boolt . Basketball Squad, Varsity Club. A. A. Board. Orchestra. Headwalter, Poultrj- Club. You usually see him and hear hira at the same time since he was easy to see and much easier to hear. A jack of all trades, he was master of none, though he did a swell job on all these personals, or don ' t you think so? PAUL RADER V ilson High School 25th Street and Lehigh Drive SQUINT General Agriculture Easton, Pa. Knowledge is power. 1. Football Squad. Class Football. 2. Varsity Football, Council. Literary Club, Class Track. 3. Varsity Football, Judge of Senate. An unusual combination — a rough and tough bruising football player and a quiet student of Shakespeare. Anyone seeking reading material could find it in Squint ' s room. Loves to eat candy, smoke a pipe, and just relax. LLOYD WARREN RINGLER Erasmus High School 242 East 19th Street Every man has his faults, and eating is his. ' PIERPONT Poultry New York ' City Gleaner StafT, Band, Livestock Cliai, Ponltr.v Gleaner StalT, Band, Livestock. I ' nulliy Club, ganizatlon. Cleaner , Band, Poultry Club, Dramatic Club, ■la I Livestock Club, Glee Club. Though christened L. Warren, he soon became Pierponl among the boys. Boasts of eating 18 hot dogs and 21 meal balls at one sitting. His larder was always full and his bologna and candy made him a center of attraction. pa ;k twk.ntv six