Delaware Valley College - Cornucopia Yearbook (Doylestown, PA)

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NORMAN AUSLANDER 8413 Eastwick Ave.. Philadelphia, Pa. Here is a man with a good mind and the abihty to apply his knowledge to many fields. As editor of the Cornucopia, he contributed greatly to its success. Norm ' s ability to write was exemplified by his writings in the Gleanei for three years on which he served as associate and manag- ing editors in his junior and senior years respectively. Norm displayed a fine tal- ent for basketball, being a varsity mem- ber for two years. He was a member of the Varsity Club and won election as Vice President in his senior year. A member of the Horticultural Society for three years, he worked hard in contributing to its suc- cess at College. The class, realizing Norm ' s capabilities, elected him to the Student Council in his last year. A fine worker and a fine fellow, he will most assuredly be a credit to his fellowmen. EDWARD A. BROPHY 147 Sheldon Lane, Aidmoie, Pa. Ed possesses a quick mind and a serious attitude towards his academic work. He joined the ranks of the married students in his senior year, but this did not deter him from participating in college functions. He was a great backfield man on our varsity football team for four years. Not restricting his activities to sports, Ed was an active member of the Horticultural Society for three years and pioneer mem- ber of the Farm Machinery Club. Ed is a hard and capable worker and will always moke the most of any situation that may in future years confront him.

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STANLEY CAPLAN 1016 50th St.. Brooklyn 19, New York Stan is a carefree fellow, always ready to be a member of any party. A good bas- ketball player, Stan ' s speed on the court was recognized by all. He was a member of the Varsity Club for three years. Stan also won fame on the baseball diamond with his capable performances at third base, and he was also a member of the Photography Club for two years. In agri- culture, he was a member of the Horticul- tural Society, contributing greatly toward making A Day a success for the Horti- culture Majors. Stan is most successful in practical phases of agriculture. We know this boy will ultimately find success in his chosen field.