Delaware Valley College - Cornucopia Yearbook (Doylestown, PA)

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Abraham Rellis Instructor in Floriculture Theodore G. R Instructor m Rurnl Ldii ' Dr. Albert Schat; Professor of Microbiology Henry Schmieder Professor m Plant Sciences Dr. Shyamal Sinha Professor of Poultry Pathology Dr. Edwin P. Taylor Instructor i7i Vetermarv Science Dr, Tibor Pelle Professor of Animal Husbandr David M. Purmell Professor of Pomology Dr. Elmer S, Reinthaler Professor of Economics

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Sure theory and practice are the magic combination that produce resuhs Byron W. Fraser Associate Professor of Food Industry FACULTY Freeman S. Jacoby Associate Professor of Poultry Husbandry Charles E. Keys, Jr. Associate Professor of Physical Education Dr. R. Ram Mohan Associate Professor of Microbiolo Clinton R. Blackman Associate Professor of Agronomy Frederic S. Blau Professor of Landscape Design Dr. Paul R. Bowen Professor of Biology

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The Scope of Agriculture When somebody uses the word agriculture you arc hkely to think about farming and the grow- ing of food crops. You think of driving a tractor or raising chickens or growing fruit. This, in general, is correct: of course the basis of agriculture is farming. But it is only part of the story because agriculture is an umbrella that covers many interests and many jobs. The seven majors listed here are basic areas in which agricultural graduates work, but the possibilities are almost endless. With practical agriculture stressed. 7»ie7i in erery fte]d gam tlie necessary experience tiiat will help them m an agricultural career. a complete understanding of the chosen field Four Seniors comprise the Animal Husbandry Judging Team which is shown here looljnig over a Blac ( Angus heijer. From left to right are Art Force. Hou ' ard Kemnierer, Cloyd Knoiise and Lee Hari ' ev.