Delaware Valley College - Cornucopia Yearbook (Doylestown, PA)

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THE) SEED Ror.i-Ri- iioi si() i.uNx; KiiUiicr,-. ilk-. Pa.. R.l.l). Horn: (X-t bcr 20. 1V2(J () -(.ilm«k High Scliool C Ii;m:k Ai. Ai.khi i.i i rt. Ik there a woman, whose form is more dazr.lhiy, thou two locomotives that pass over Jhe Northern Railroad lives? — Joi ' is Karl Hi ' sonans rUKSHMAN: Band. Orc )Mrf( Musical OriranUalion. Vice-President of qiaisFalRl ' Class Fi)otlmlI. .JUNIOR: Band Leailer, Prc-sident .if Class, Council- man. Class Kootliall. anil A. A. Stiir. ' . SEN ' IOR: Hand l.i-ailer. Vire-l ' ri-sidcnl of Class. Councilman, and Secretary of A. A. Hoard. Li iil;: ■■ ' I ' ractiiniian Loiv. ' they iisotl to call him. Ili)u iiin had more tracior Iioiiin alone than prac- lically the re,- ! i.il the crev comhiiuHl. Outside of his riding ability. Bob swuni: a mean trumpet. The band was his ' bab} ' . ' and he did a real job in making something out of nothing. . good looker and dresser, he hail a quiet, subdued taste that made ' ou wonder at the classiness ' ' of his tvle. eioASS OF 1940 ki ' .XCl-, [. l.rCAS i f m lid! Pre-queisle St l ' hillip huig. Pa. Hnrn: .Xownibcr 27. I ' M ' ' Philli|-1..ML ' Hifh School C ' lL.NLK l. Al.KK 11,11 Kl We could irhiji hix irci( ht in irildrots. Eugene Field I ' KKSHMAN : K.i.itball, Clas,., Kimtliall and lla.. .l.all, liMSeliall. l- ' r. Track. .lUNIOR: Baseball. Footliall. and liasketbull. .SENIOR: Captain of the Football Team. Haskcthull. Varsity Club. Secretary-Treasurer of Class. Ye»r. book Stair. Forum, A. A. Board, and Varsity ClltV. Lucas: The might} ' man ot our el,is . Luke cap- tained and quarterbacked oiii NuiiImH irmi ;uk1 played baseball and basketball, i-i , i.i! t.mner if tiiere ever was one. I ' ecker .i- : -: ni ' Ui in classes also. As far as his social lili ' . i lueined. he spent most of the time duniii; il.mie. ' - in a secluded corner. Hii ability ;is a Invcr can be at- tested by .S. |. C;, and tlie IVan, li Luke; He kept more or les,- to h: .o lerins. but came into his ouii

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LKOXARI) KAK H 2126 North Melvin St. Philadelphia, Pa. i ' r.;-;;.- April IS. ' V) OvcrbrtKik Hieh School GTHl. SEED There is no truer truth nhtdinnhh ' hy man than comes of niKsic. — Robert Browning KKESHMAN : Dance Committee, Cheerleader, and Hand. JUNIOR: Cheerleader. Class Secretary. Vice-Presi- dent of Poultry Club. Councilman. Jr. Baseball, and Jr. Prom Committee. SENIOR: Cheerleader, Councilman, Vice-President of Poultry Club, Senior Prom Committee, Mailman, Kaigli: Lenny i.s the tall. dark, and handsome type of a fellow who used to read about Charles Atlas without doing anything about it. . nother smoothie, he belonged to the social set of the School. He was instrumental in making our dances a real success and he also helped out by cheering our team to ictor -. W ' oggleberry took up poul- try, and (rhyme) 1 hope for Kaigh the birds will lay. ' d m LIX) ],li I 7h25 Park.Vvc. Born: |ulv2.i, l ' )22 Klkins Park, Pa, Cheltenham ' High School HoRIlCl I.ll KK 77k- luKiry Suye leplied: Come, ini) lad, (iiid drink some beer. — Samuel Johnson AiNIOR: Assistant Football Manacer. SENIOR: Football Manacer. Horticulture Club, Sec- retary and Treasurer, and Yearbook. Levi; Leo was the mighty mite of our class. ' oung and small though he was, nobody picked on him because he v )uldn t take it. On the foot- ball field Leo was Air. Samuels ' left hand man: e erything he did was wrong. The way he used to bulldoze those husk) ' brutes, however, was a sight ti; see. NO matter Imw much and how lone he yelled, the} couldn ' t realh ' get angi}- at him. etASS OF 1940 V

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MACM S I. MARCOLIS 142SCraiui Ave. Da ton, Ohio Bnn:: March 26. 1917 Steele Hitrli School (jliNERAL AgRICLLTLRE God furliid that I should go to any Heaven in uhich there are no horses. — Theodore Roosevelt Football, and FRESHMAN: Livestock Club. Gleai Class Football. JUNIOR: Literary Editor of Glean Boxing Coach. SENIOR: Fr. Clas.s Advisor, Fr Gleaner. Senior Councilman. Chail Staff. Student Council, and Chai tions Committee. Margolis: ' Mac was a hciul on horse.s and even owned a couple of them while in school. Old joe «as Mac ' s pride and joy, he ii.sed to take care of him as if it were his own child. hen not working about animals, he did prett ' well around the girls, too. His motto was take ' em and leave ' em and he left many a broken heart in his wake. Somewhat of a Hterary man. Mac used his big words with excellent results. 4 SIMOX MK.XDICK 1745 Xoith rird ,St. Philadelphia. Pa. Bnr i: ]uuL- 12. I ' MS O erbrook Hitrh School qrHE) SEED - iS Questioning i. not the inode of covversation among genflcNicii. — Samuel Johnson FRESHMAN: Class Track Team. Poultry Club. JUNIOR: Hasketball and Baseball Squad. Class Foot- ball and Class Baseball. SENIOR: Poultry Club. Mendick: Schnuikl u cd to ask some of the est ijuestioiis in class but I suppose that can be l II given. Howe er. liis quiet way of wolf- ing got some fellows furious. I wish I knew the secret of his success. Schnudd was a prett ' fair athlete, having played some baseball, basketball, and football, but he specialized in tennis, ping pong, and pool. He majored in Poultry and is perfectly dispositinned to get along with those cracklinu creatines. CIdASS of 1940