Delaware Valley College - Cornucopia Yearbook (Doylestown, PA)

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BOOKS SHOW THE WAY TO NEW TECHNIQUES LIBRARY An enduring gesture on the part of the founder of our college, Dr. Krauskopf, was to will the college his valuable personal library. The board of trustees felt that no finer tribute could be paid to this great man ' s memory than to build a library building around which the spiritual and cultural life of the college could center. Known as the Krauskopf Memorial Library and Forum Building, this edifice contains all the resources necessary for a young man pursuing an agricultural as well as a general education. v

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JOSHUA FELDSTEIN Instructor in Horticulture B.S.. Natl. Agr. Col. HERMAN G. FIESSER Assistant Professor of Ornamental Horticulture B.S.. Gartenbauschule, Germany CLINTON R. RLACKMAN Assistant Professor of Agronomy B.S., M.Sc, Clemson, Mass. FREDERIK S. BLAU Professor of Landscape Design B.L.A.. M.L.A., Harvard JOHN GUISTI Instructor in Floriculture B.S., Natl. Agr. Col. FACULTY DAVID M. PURMELL Professor of Horticulture B.S.. B.Ed.. Michigan ABRAHAM RELLIS Instructor of Horticulture Nafl. Farm School JOSEPH CHERNICOFF Librarian B.S.. Nafl. Agr. Col.

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iffaiT! YT The main library contains ten thousand volumes as well as a lile ol hundreds ol current periodicals and lie papers. Always available to the students, the library offers the possibility of delving more deeply into most any subject. Memorial Room Upon the death of our school ' s founder, Dr. Joseph Krauskopf, an additional building was built to house his vast collection of valuable books. These books are used by the students to great advantage as some of them cannot be found too readily anywhere else DR. KRAUSKOPF Our Founder and Benefactor LIBRARY Besides the various literary works that the college library offers to students, it has long been acclaimed as a favorite place for studying past lecture notes or preparing for tomorrows exam.