Delaware Valley College - Cornucopia Yearbook (Doylestown, PA)

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MORBIS SHAPIBO Tilden High School 978 Ruliand Road SLIM Poultry Brooklyn, N. Y. Quiet persons axe welcome everyvrhere. 1. Poultry Club. Livestook Club. Hon Club. Inierdorm Sporus. 2. Prom Committee. Class Wrestlinj:. Poultr.v Club. Hort Club. Musical Organiza- tion, Class Football. 3. A ' ice President Poultr.v Club. Interdomi Sports. Slim ■was always ready to give you an argument in a fine speaking voice and, though he always won his point, he would give in, in the end. Was never around when the credit for fine work was being dished out. Did more -work in poultry than any two other seniors. JULIUS SIMON Simcn Gratz High School 1 622 Nedro Avenue SHLONGY Poultr-y- Philadelohia, Pa. All the vrorld loves a lover. 1. Class Football. 2. Class Track. Class Football. 3. Treasurer Poaltr.v Club Another ladies ' man. His little red book was full of red hot numbers, but he always kept them to himseL ' He w ould give you the shirt off bus back, even though it v as dirty, which is more than you can soy about giving anyone access to the red book. His numerous cnid varied escapades have fmnished many cm interesting hour for those vrho vfould listen. MAURICE V. SPEARS Ohio Military institute 469 Neal Avenue INKY General Agriculture Dayton, Ohio A man of affairs. In fact his life Was just one affair after another. 1. Lirestock C!ub. Football Jlanajier Bom ' Moishe , changed to Morris as a youth, Maurice v hen he meets a girl, but just plain Inky to us. Always had an eye open for beautiful girls. His amours w ere secrets, but his style in clothing definitely showed him to be a man of Esquirish taste. PAGE TWEXTT-XEvE

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iN r V :i SOLOMON RUBENS Stuyvessant High School 1214 Avenue K SAM Horticulture Brooklyn, N. Y. In business, class and pleasure. Rube ably handled the treasure. Sorretary-Trcnsurer Livi ' sim-k Chili, I ' luilirv CI lileniier Staff, SeiTctiir.v- ' J ' rciisurer hlvc ' stipc Hort Club, Foultry Club. Class Treasurer, (ilfaiier Staff, Secretar.v -Treasurer Hort Cliili, Staff. ; dull. Secretar.v-Treasurer Class Treasurer, Yearbook Sol ' s jovial nature and fine sense of humor were assets to hira since he was Humor Editor of the Gleaner . He was one of the most avoided men in the class — our Treasurer. His was a tough job, but he did it nobly. Knew all the nurses at the Jewish Hospital. DOMINIC SABATINI South Philadelphia High School 1510 S. Carlisle Street SAB Floriculture Philadelphia, Pa. Worry has killed many men; why worry? Class Bo.xinK. Class Boxinu Freshman Bci Cla Fiintl.all, F. Coach, Cla ...tl. all S.iliad, Baml. tball, Foutball Si|ua( ity Football, Band, chestra. Our half-pint fullback, barber and general well-liked fellow. Proved that the best way to be liked was to mind your own business. Always ready to lend a willing hand, for which he asked no reciprocation. Never jealous or envious of anyone, he showed us how to be one grand guy. MAX SELIGMAN Seward High School 135 Henry Street MAC Floriculture New York City Where the stream runs the smoothest The water is the deepest. Bariil. Hi.rl Club, tril.i Band, Hnrt Club. Inl Hort Club. Intcrdorni Siiorls, Couni ' il. Mac possessed a swell baritone voice which we could never hear enough of. Liked the finer things of life such as art, music and flowers. A staunch floricul- turist, he was also a motorcycle addict. No connection??? I ' .VCK TWK.NTV KICIl T

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J J 4 V ft U RAYMOND STOUMEN Northeast High School 5322 Diamond Street BEBS Poultry Philadelphia, Pa. A good face is a letter of recommendation. As a good heart is a letter of credit. Music-ill Orciiniziili.iii, Wirslty (. ' lub. :s. r. Poultry Club, Bund, Musical Or- 1. rl.-iss Boxins, Cbiss Hasfball ' l.iss Tra Club, Class FootbuU 2. Varsity Baseball, Class Football, Band. Orchestra. Poultry Club, Interdorm Spoi 3. Varsity Baseball. Varsity Club, Kanizution, Interdorm Sports. Tall, dark, handsome and athletic. Always pulling for the next fellow and never complaining about bad breaks. Used to be a popular figure on the campus, but since he got a job for a well known playwright, we see very li ttle of him. £ ' v 4 - ' :5| ' - WaLIAM JAMES WILKINSON Springfield High School 819 E. Southampton Avenue Work is well done when done with a will. 1. Class Vice-President, Class Treasurer Football. 2. Class Football, Class Baseball, Cl.iss 3. Hort Club. . Class Track, Class Track, Livestock Club. WaLIE Horticulture Wyndmoor, Pa. iaseball. Class One of those individuals whom you never really got to know. He kept to him- self most of the time studying ways and means of helping the horticulture farmers ease their work. Judging from his grades he was very successful, even if his smile and walk did seem, indifferent. Could have made Sam ' s team easily, since he was an outstanding football player on his high school team. i r ' SAMUEL ARKIN WOLKOFF Scranton Central High School 520 Pine Street And the meek shall inherit the earth, ' SAM Floriculture Scranton, Pa. Boxing. 1. Band, P.nUtrv Club, Llvcstiu-k Club, Horl Cluli 2. Band, I ' nultrv Club Hort I ' luh, Floriculture 3. Hort Club. An avowed poultryman, he surprised everyone by specializing in floriculture. Sam seemed to fit into the flowery environment very readily and should be a success in his chosen field. Shall probably go in for the growing of orchids. I ' , (;k thiktv