Delaware Valley College - Cornucopia Yearbook (Doylestown, PA)

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s GTHB SEED XORMAX WOI.I ' F. M(JR1U. 4820 42nd Si. JJoni: Oeiobcr 6. I ' lS L ong Island Cii . X. . Abialian) Lincoln HigJi School Dairy All ' the most interesfiv ' things arc tslte things that didn ' t occi()-. Sam W.F ess. ' . KKKSHMAN: Poultry CltAft Wind. H.Tii Iritcnlorm Sports. LiveRoSt Club. JUNIOR: Jr. BoNinir Team, niiskotbiill SmuhI. I slock Cliil), IntiTclorm Haski-tball. .SKNIOR: Chi 1 Committeu. Hiiskfthiill Host Inlramuriil Hask.tli:ill. .MdiUiii: II Jou I ' .. l)l Wn scn- !■ ■ i n,: . im- pciilion. he need nut have t;one fuiihei iihaii Farm School. .Morbid could rival anyone for size and also for the amouni ol words he could e.xpel. As far as story tellini? was concerned, he had no peer. He claimed lie had worked before coming to school, but you ' d ne er believe it if } ' Oii saw him in the Dairy. His love life wa,-. beset with many i.lifl iciilties. but. at last, all ua iMrL-ixcn. rni ' .onoRi- xis.sn r i 1 16 -Maryland Ave. Lonsr Island. K. ' ' . Horn: January 1 1, 1 )17 Jamaica High School Pol L■|K A great iose indicates a great fim — genial, cour- teous, iiitellectiiiil. ririU. rmirageous. Edmon l Rostand KRKSHMAN: Varsity Hask.-tbail anil ClaDs Fctlmll. JUNIOR: Varsity F.i.itl.all, Class Hasvball. Coach Jr. Class Football, and Caiilain of Haskotball T.-am. A. A. Hoard. SENIOR: Varsity Football. Captain of Hgskotball. Coach of Freshmen F.iotball. Trustee t.. the Stu- dent Loan Fund. I ' oultry Club. A. A. Hoard. Viof- I ' resident of Va.- itv Clill,. .uhI Yearbook Staff. I w.ini mv «gtr; CIdASS of 1940 onhisownjmmediate .Xussbauin; (Id inc .i - hard boiled! Ou know blanched when he w.i understood poor Xii - football; and as to ba.sk witty conversationalist, m anyboily and conversely he conld be quite at home if he were ' alone in an isl.nul. .X poultry- man by choice lie ha ■ to st.iri m)

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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

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IJKRXARI) RASHALl. Ellington, Connecticut Bon, :Apn 10, 1918 Rock illc High School Pori i Kv Men of feir iroids arc the hest iiieu. William Shakespeare FRESHMAN: Tciultry Club. JUNIOR: Forum, Poultry Clul). SKNIOR: Poultry Club. Forum. Rnsliall: Confucius a : W i e man listen much, blab little. Rash listen much; Dean Cioodling. Mr. Schnieider. Heller. Rash read much: Rural Schmuli )log -. daih- papers, magazines. So now- current affairs expert. Rash comes from a poultry farm and took up poultry here. During his three ears at Farm School we heard much of the home farm. .Xovv the proud possessor of theory and practice, and full ' impressed with his knowledge, wonders what ' s going to happen when the prodigal son returns to the homestead. .f, ' d GTHHB SEED OSCAR Rl ' .ISS Mark ' dTree, . rkansas Bon,: .May U. V)2 . ' ltes Realg ninasiuni. Munich. ( ierman ' l). n v ' The iiirmiemaficinii has icarhed the highest niiiy ui, the UiiUhi- of hii„ia,i thought. .JUNIOR: Manak ' tT .if I ' l.,,- l;a-.-b:ill. Forum, luul Livestock Club. SENIOR: Forum. Liv,st..fk c liil., iind Yearbook Staff. Rci. s; I lie l)air Senior who could write a book. Oscar knew nunc aboiil what was in the Dairy Lab. than c cii ilic in.- ' ti uctiits. which he consis- tenth ' UM-d ii ' a i)id work. Oscar said he never studivd fur a u■. but when everybody else had finished he a .still there beating it out. His cry of . Iista Coook will be reiiicnibcred long after he lea es. .Vlthouijh unable tn speak Knglish when he entered. In- i ic.ibiilai ' now compares with the best of ..111-. Uffi etAS OF 1940