Delaware Valley College - Cornucopia Yearbook (Doylestown, PA)

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1'-1. NATHAN KUSNITZ HORTICULTURE Age 19 , B1'0okl3'n, N. Y. FRESHMAN YEAR: Student Council , JUNIOR YEAR: Varsity Basketball and Baseball, Student Council, Varsity Club, Assistant Librarian SENIOR YEAR: Varsity Baseball, Student Council, Newspaper Con- cession, Mail Boy, Manager Canteen, Varsity Club Kuzzy was so quiet that no one knew he was a member of the class of forty-six until his junior year. His first and only love has been entomology, although we often wonder what kind of insects he goes hunting at night. VVhile some men are always chasing rainbows, Nate is always chasing mail trains. He has already worn a path from Ullman Hall to the post ollice. Nate starred on the baseball and basketball teams in his junior and senior years. He is as hard a worker as the hort department has ever had. He expects to make his millions on a tremendous asparagus farm. Best of luck to you, Nate. We expect to hear from you in the future.

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HERBERT SHERMAN - DAIRY Age 19 Philadelphia, Pa. FRESHNIAN YEAR: Varsity Basketball, Freshman Football Trainer, Var- sity Club, Student Council JUNIOR YEAR: Varsity Basketball, Student Council, Varsity Club SENIOR YEAR: Varsity Basketball, Student' Council, President Var- sity Club Herb never has much to say concerning world politics or parity in relation to the United States farmer, but let someone mention the Philadelphia Phils, Temple Universityis basketball team, or the latest swing record, and Herb expounds for hours at a time. To look at him one would not think 'that he was a first class athlete or jitterbug. In his own quiet way he is quite the ladies, man. 'VVhen at the dairy Herb dons a pretty, white milk suit and assumes that intellectual air while he talks about cows. He is an established authority on judging cattle. At a field day sponsored by one of New jersey's outstanding Guernsey breeders, Herb won first prize in a judging contest against many veteran cowmen. Herb plans to go on to college and major in animal husbandry, or veterinary medicine. WVe know that we will hear big things about him some day.

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DANIEL TANNENBAUM HORTICULTURE Age 19 .Mama1'01zeck, Y. FRESHIWAN YEAR: Gleaner, Student Council JUNIOR YEAR: Band, Gleaner, Varsity Baseball, Student Council. SENIOR YEAR: Varsity Football and Baseball. Head IVaiter, Student Council. Gleaner, Varsity Club Danny arrived at Farm School with a copy of P. NI. under his arm and In Factn sticking out of his back pocket. He takes great joy in debating all topics from sports to politics. In his junior year, Dan blossomed out into a full-fledged athlete. He played first base on the baseball team and in his senior year was converted into a pitcher. After serving as sports editor of the Gleaner, he turned his talents to writing poetry. Dan began his senior year as a poultry major, but after a few months, he was overcome by his deep love for the soil. He switched to Horticulture and became a disciple of IVIr. Purmell. Upon graduation from Farm School, he hopes to go to college and study veterinary medicine.