Delaware Valley College - Cornucopia Yearbook (Doylestown, PA)

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SELIG P. BERNSTEIN 217 Delsea Drive, Clayton, N. ]. Zeck, with his quip personahty, is a friend to everyone on the campus. The fellows take to his felicity and react with zest toward his attitude concerning life and academic pursuits. Because of his interest in plants and soils, Zeck ' s activi- ties included the Horticultural Society and the choice of such interesting eleclives as Plant Materials. His ability and vigor on the basketball court were outstanding for a little man. Because of this capacity with a basketball, he won membership to the Varsity Club in his junior and senior years. Zeck will hold a special place in our memories for many years to come. ALBERT DARPINO 414 Almond St., Vineland N. J. Little Al, who hails from the fertile truck crop area of South Jersey, was always consulted when information on practical farming was desired. His staunch advo- cacy of organic fertilizers and his willing- ness to expound upon their values, when- ever requested, will never be forgotten. His knowledge of practical agriculture, coupled with the application of his scien- tific training, did much to make the Agron- omy exhibit best in show in the third annual A Day. Al was an active mem- ber in both the Horticultural Society and Poultry Science Club. He served most cap- ably on the Cornucopia staff in his senior year. Al, respected for his judgment by everyone, was elected Vice-President of the Senior Class. His good nature, prac- tical outlook, and constant desire to learn will help him achieve success and hap- piness upon graduation.

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AGRONOMY

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GERARD A. MARINI 1180-75th Street. Brooklyn, New York Gerry ' s a man who possesses an un- equalled ability to draw the cooperation of both students and faculty in every en- deavor he undertakes. As President of our class for the last two years of college life, his leadership, understanding, and decis- ions were respected by all. Gerry ' s activi- ties were many. His outstanding qualities on the gridiron were shown by his action, clamor, and spirit. Gerry ' s athletic abili- ties also carried him to first string on the baseball team and membership in the Varsity Club for three years. To prove his diversity, he wrote for the Gleaner and en- gaged in Student Council activities in his junior and senior years. He also was a stalwart member of the Poultry Club for four years. A man liked by all, he can never leave our hearts, and is bound to succeed in future endeavors. IRWIN RECHT 225 East 58th Street, Brooklyn, New York One of the married members of our class whose personality reflects freedom. Irwin can also often assume a serious attitude in many college activities. His varied con- versations have always drawn interest from the members of the class. Irwin ' s ap- titude for the arts was exemplified by his fine trumpet playing and his touch with the pastel and brush which brought laurels upon him in his relationships with the band, Gieaner, and Yearbook Staff. Irwin served an indispensable role in gaining Best in Show award for an Agronomy exhibit on A Day. Included in his activities was membership in the Horticultural Society. His fine thinking will forever be desired by all types of men.