Delaware Valley College - Cornucopia Yearbook (Doylestown, PA)

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STUDENT COUNCIL YV7HFX the class of ' 40 left at the beginning of the year, the student council resumed activities under the able guidance of the new seniors with Augie Levitsky as president. However, after a mid-year shake-up, Males was appointed to the president ' s post and for the seniors Schalman replaced Teller, who did a good job. Throughout the year, this instrument of the student body brought about several improvements for the benefit of the students. Following in the previous council ' s footsteps, certif icate awards were presented to those deserving them. The last gesture of the council of 1941 was to sponsor a farewell dance for the seniors. The five senior representatives of the council who retired were Males, Levitsky, Groben, Katz, and Schalman. FORUM ' T ' HIl weekly meeting of this group each Wednesday night is one of the most - - interesting and educational extra curricular activities found in the school. Held under the able supervision of its faculty adviser, Mrs. Maines. the group dis- cusses current problems and their possible solutions. The meetings are held in a round table discussion form with all the dignity of parliamentary procedure observed. Some of the more recent topics discussed were on Conscription, the Lend-Lease bill and, while it was then a much dis- cussed topic, the third term. Individual opinions and heated arguments are often inevitable, all of which goes to make the meeting more interesting. Refreshments are always served and over a hot cup of cocoa or a refreshing glass of punch all amends are made. The meeting is finally adjourned about 9 P.M. and the members leave with an eye toward the next week ' s discussion. This group serves a valuable purpose at Farm School, so let us hope that it will continue to exist in the years to come. VARSITY CLUB Q 1NCE the reorganization of the Varsity Club, it has enjoyed great success, and gotten many new members. Sponsoring the school ' s many intra mural activities such as baseball, boxing, football and last but not least the basketball league, it has stimulated a real spirit of sportsmanship among the students. Ijv means of the Bam Dance, conducted by the Club, enough Funds were taised for the Varsity Banquet. This was held at a hotel in Philadelphia and turned out to be a big success. The club ' s major objective is to further the spirit of good fellowship and sportsmanship among those members who have earned the varsity F in varsity ci impetition.

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STUDENT COUNCIL Lester Males, President Seated: Mr. Strong, Leber (Secy.), Males, Dansky (V.-P.), Mr. Gurbarg Standing: Katz, Baral, Levitsky, Groben, Silverman, Samovitz, Resnik, Wolfe, Dublin, Goldfarb, Schalman VARSITY CLUB Robert Groben, Presiden, 1st row: Cohen, Bershstein, Males, Mr. Samuels, Levitsky (Secy.), Groben (Pres.), Berger (V.-P.), Nathanson, Weisberg, Bedick 2nd row: Shutsky, Draving, Brauer, Wolf, Kastner, Goldfarb, Bogdonoff, Rappaport, Sernoffsky, Baral, Rozeman, Katz, McFadden, Silverman 3rd row: Gordon, Thomas, Malinsky, Gudykunst

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A. A. BOARD Lester Males, President Seated: Mr. Samuels, Dean Goodling, Dr. Allen Standing: Flaum (V.-P.), Bogdonoff, Levitsky, Males, Groben, Grosskopf (Secy.) HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY Edward Grosskopf, President Seated: Malin, Weisberg, Wilensky, Mr. Puimell, Grosskopf, Nathan (Secy.), Auch Standing: Frank, Levinowsky, Silberstein, Miller, Cohen, Samovitz, Neu- man, Schultheis, Lax, Guggenheimer, Yaniak, Beishtein, Salm