Delaware Valley College - Cornucopia Yearbook (Doylestown, PA)

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14 1939 HARVEST JAMES KLOTZ Wilson High School R. D. No. 3 General Agriculture Easton, Pa. Actions speak louder than words. Poultry CluLi, 1 : .student Jim has the honor of being the first ' 39 ' er to own a farm. He was an outstanding student in the subject of farm management and should be a success on his own place. He is one-third of the Easton trio and was often seen diligently plodding his v ay toward that North- ampton County metropolis accompanied by Jennings and Trach. JOACHIM GERD KOBLENZER KOBY Kaiser Friedrich Gymnasium Landscape Mittelstrasse 61-63 Mannheim, Baden, Germany Girls don ' t bother me — that ' s the whole trouble. Dramatic Chib, 2, 3; Gleaner Staff, 2, 3; Soc- cer, 2. A twentieth century Aristotle combined with an expert on vitamins is the sum total of the interests of Count Gerdo de Coblero, Koby ' s nom d ' amour. Also noted for Ihe extended period he has existed without sleep. Koby is in the midst of a test campaign on Ovaltine as this goes to press. GEORGE KOPOLOW Central High School 109 Seminary Avenue Poultry Bingharaton, N. Y. Belcha it ' s a 4.5 lens. Band, 1; Uaskelliall. 1, 2; I ' uullr.v riuli. presi- dent, 2. :i. Binghamton ' s Chamber of Commerce owes a great deal to Kopolow, because before he arrived at Farm School, Binghamton was a cross-roads hamlet. A sojourn in Florida, a former proprietor of a poultry business, a girl friend in Pineville, a thriving photography business and that French teacher all combine to provide this fowl (?) Adonis with plenty of conversational material.

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1939 HARVEST 13 FRANK H. JACOBSON — F Overbrook High School 6556 North 16lh Street COTTONTOP Floriculture Philadelphia, Pa. Some men are born great; others have greatness thrust upon them. Class Baseljiill 2: Varsity Baseball, i. H : Fresll- man Baseball Coach, :) ; Class Basketball, 2; Varsity Basketball, i ; Cheerleader, 1 ; Band, 1, 2; Musical Organization, 1, 2; Headwaiter, ; ; Gleaner Staff, 3. With Jake ' s training as a headwaiter, we suspect that he may embark upon a career as Maitre d ' hotel in one of our larger and more swanky borsht circuit resorts. He was the well-known junior member of the photog- raphy firm of Kopoloy and Jacobson and possesses a bulging album to show for his efforts. One never knows, though, because he may surprise us and grow flowers for a livelihood. WILLIAM H. JENNINGS Wilson High School 1902 Fair view Avenue UPPER DARBY BILL General Agriculture Easton, Pa. Don ' t stop talking — stop squawking! Bill was another member of that Easton triumvirate whose other members were Trach and Klotz. Jennings was often seen energetically pedalling down Route 202 to Challont, but later transferred his scene of operations to Upper Darby, Pa., whence his nickname. If his whereabouts happened to be unknown, all one had to do was to locate his roommate, Trach. They were in- separable. lOE Horticulture Brooklyn, N. Y. ABRAHAM JOLOFSKY Boys ' High School 161 Vernon Avenue Clothes make the man but an ar- my coat does not make a soldier. Class Basketball, 2; Class Trai-k. 1. 2: .Snrcii-. 1, 2; HortiL-ultural Society, 1 .2 : : Poultry Club, 1, 2; Livestock Club, 1, 2; Gleaner Staff, 1, 2, :i : Hunters and Trappers Lodge, Z. Tagged with his nom d ' amour , Joe Laski , Abe really got around in the right circles and managed to bring up some of the nicest girls ever to attend Farm School dances. He was too often seen in the company of his roommate, Persico, who probably gets the credit for leading him astray. Before meeting Snoop, Joe was a blushing violet. Jolofsky will be remembered for his classroom quips, his oscillating right hand and his sator- ial sharpness.

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1939 HARVEST 15 LESTER LEWIS TEX James Monroe High School Dairy 1221 viv ard Avenue New York City The Lonesome Cowboy — lonesome for the Bronx. Chiss Fuoibiill, 2; Livestock Club, 1; President. 2; Gleaner Revue, 1 : Vice-President, Rod and Cini Club. 1. 2, 3. Lewis ' day never was complete until he pulled some prac.ical joke on someone. Hey, Tex, hov about throw- ing an old lady down the stairs? His bosom pal wcs Magann and they were as inseparable as ham and eggs. Tex ' s ambition is to find an elusive sweet- smelling skunk, but Farm School will never know the benefit of that contribution to society. JACK MAGANN Sharon Hill High School 749 Bonsall Avenue Dairy Sharon Hill, Pa. A skunk by any other name would still smell! Band. 1; Class Ti-acl . 1. 2; Cileaner Secretary, 1, 2 o : Livestock Club, 1. 2 ; Vice-President, 3 ; I ' Vesklent. Rod and Gun Club, 1. 2, 3. A person is judged by the company he keeps and Jack consorted with polecats. To tell you the truth, Mick, we don ' t particularly care for your choice of friends, be- cause you don ' t seem to be able to keep it a secret. GEORGE MOSES SLEEPY James Monroe High School Horticulture 134 Phelon Place Bronx, N. Y. Waddya gonna have for dessert? Hunter and Trapper Club. 3 ; Class Track, 1 .■ Horticultural Snciet.v, 1, 2; Football. 2: Poullr.v Club, 1 ; Cla.ss Boxing, 2. George Morse, as Sleepy was known to the ladies, was quite a killer with the women. He concentrated his activities in the vicinity of Telford and Menlo Park. George cut quite a dapper figure when dressed in his ten-dollar pea green suit adorned with Tex Lewis ' flam- ing red satin cravat. Moe was a charter member of that select group which prided itself on its ability to sleep wherever and whenever the occasion presented itself.