Delaware Valley College - Cornucopia Yearbook (Doylestown, PA)

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18 1939 HARVEST JULIUS TRASKEN West Philadelphia High School 213 Soulh 13th Street Floriculture Philadelphia, Pa. A modern Gabriel midst a garden of beautiful flowers. ; Class Footbnll, 2 ; ; Class Treasurer. 3. Silent and unobtrusive, Casey was right there, ready to lend a hand when there was work to be done. His supreme enjoyment was in working down at the green- house among his beloved plants; he seems destined tc follow in Burbank ' s footsteps. His only vice, dangerous as it was, consisted of blowing into that baritone horn of his, though they say that practice makes perfect. FRANK E. VAN HORN — T Northeast High School 321 Reading Avenue General Agriculture Barrington, N. J. Rex — the sleeping beauty. Class Track, 1 ; Class i ' ootljall. 1 2 ; Class Box- ing, 1, 2; Poultry Club, 1, 2; Livestock Club, 1. 2; VarJty Football, 3; Dance Committee. 3; Student Council, 3 ; President of Class, 3, Van Horn had that true jaunty North Philly manner about him. He was an exponent of the devil-may-care school of life and slept his way through most of it. A familiar picture of him smoking that over-worked briar and thumbing his devious way towards Montgomery- ville will not be forgotten. Poor Willie had the mis- fortune to attend a class meeting once, and awakened to discover that he had been elected class president. We hope this streak of ill luck does not pursue him in later life.

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20 1939 HARVEST