Delaware Valley College - Cornucopia Yearbook (Doylestown, PA)

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qrHE SEED ' ' .j V CIdASS of 1940 MKIA I. Ron I i ' ,ni. -Apol 11, 1V2(J 1 Sciiool General AgriclltUh 44 liaiii| toii Place Brooklyn, New York Alexander 1 lamilii Quiet us a plough laid at furriyfo ' s ' li . R. J. Burdeth FRESHMAN: Liveslod ' k Wurff lnterdorni ' ,Biifc(!iball. Poultry Club, and Jnterdurm Softball. • ■ ■ f JUNIOR: Boxinc T.am. Class K.Miihall. C a i a ball, and .1 SENIOR: Intcrdo Committi i.isK.-ll..ill. Roth: Simplicit) ' . ■: ; :1I1L■ I inuc. , i.s ilic hardest to describe. Pli . ically and, mentally Handsome is our best i pe of farnier; stable. conser ative, retiring ' -, and yet proirressive. Despite ail these charms the fair se. was unable to distract him from the attractions of the new Farmall. . luid ready to blos m|ithat alas never bloomed. Perhaps, that promreeci term in tlte Coast Ciuard vvillvbear fruit. 1 I l-R LEOXAR!) ART 12 Mount Hope Place B ' rn I ) re 111 N. . ew York DeWitt Clinton II : CeNER.VL At.KICLI.Il Kl Geni k p,i;r(; Decern 1x1 22. vn ' 6 t .( . . ■ that power uihich dazzles mortal oft hut perseverance in disynise. Henry Willard Austin FRESHMAN: Livesto terdorm liasketball HKer. JUNIOR: Gleaner. I. and Class Footl...r SENIOR: Editor Senior Football ' Editor. Varsitv - Club. •k Club. Football Manaicn ilnia ■. .rbviik • ultry Rothenberg: Porkx ' lotk troubles and respoiKNibilio.-. football manager; and ! through, leaving .Mr. , ' , more grey hairs. In ad .lun activities during his senici thrust in as Editoi ' ' ' ' the Yearbook; aiu; high scholastic r tii.-. activities, Policy ' ga r farm near, Buffalo. Ciono i tir i pa c of It ' for .led -.dit. if iiiagcd to maintain a - ii I ui ' , ' erei.l b - such to iha; )

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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

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WILLIAM RIBK-XSTLIX 869 Hopkinson Ave. Burn : Uctobcr 5 . ' ) b Brookl) ' n, New ork ' I ' liomas Jefferson Higli Scliool Laxdscai ' u •■ Vh((t does he who plants a tree: ' He iibnits the fneiid of sun find sky. — Henvy Cuyler Bunner FRESHMAN: Varsity Baseball. Class Football. Class Track, and Varsity Club. JUNIOR: Varsity Baseball, dlass Football. Jr. Prom Committee, and Varsity Club. SENIOR: Sr. Prom Committee, ami Horticulture Club. Rubensiein: Our .star shortsuip for two years. Rube decided that sports interfered with work; and he therefore gave up the captaincy to devote all his tinie to learning the landscape racket.The results proved that his efforts were not in vain. .V physical culture addict Bill could be found nights working with the weights. He could talk on any- thing even if he knew nothing about it and he sometimes even coiu ' inced himself by his own Gimm, SEED 1 ALFRKl) . . S.WJXO 177 W. Xorris St. Philadclohia, Pa. l 4 il iom.- April 24. 1917 Xortheast Hich School To hcaiigfy is to avenge the fcCidtS ' of others npon ourselves. — Alexander Pope FRESHMAN: Fr. Football. Fr. Baseball, and Fr. Track. Fr. Wresilini; Team. Varsity Football Squad. Vice-Presi li-nt of Class, and Band. JUNIOR: Livestock Club. Jr. Football. Jr. BoxinK Team, Band. Vice-President of A. A. Board, and Forum. SENIOR: Cleaner StatT. Hand, President ot Livestock Clul.. F..r.im, l ' r, i.lint ■•( A. A. Board and Busi- ness Man;,e-r ..f Y. arln ,,k. Savino: If there were an iiiMiiey floating around ■■Sa would be the ho lo lind it; he earned enough while in school to pa ' for his tuition. When not gathering shekels, he could be found at the Dairy and milking Lsther. ■■Sa was ciaz - about it. D milk, and may become tlie lieahh milk king. . ' seii )U student. Sa ' ' couldn ' t aj ' preciate some of the aiitic a few niiitts pulled: and when his teiiipr: llared up, people disappeared. eiLASS O] V