Delaware Valley College - Cornucopia Yearbook (Doylestown, PA)

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M i ARTHUR C. FORCE Old Church Road ThusviUe, 7s[etti Jersey Animal Husbandry When Red strums his guitar, everyone in the dorm forgets the problems of the moment. Although a rabid fan of hill-billy music (styled in the Hank Williams manner) , Red has shown his appreciation for music by singing with the Glee Club for four years. His talents aren ' t all along this line however, for Reds, an Animal Husbandry major, posted high score for N.A.C. contestants at the Eastern States Annual Judging Contest this year. In addition, he has been an active member of the An. Hus. Club and has enjoyed participation in art. With his rural background, his love and under- standing of animals, and his acquired education, only success can come to him. RAYMOND FISHER 312 Randolph Street Camden, ' hlew jersey Ornamental Horticulture Pop will always be remembered as an indi- vidual who can find the humerous side of any situa- tion. A well balanced sense of humor together with a sincere interest in his field of study will keep him on the road to success. After serving five years in the Navy, Top came to N.A.C. and became interested in organizing int ramural teams. Among the other activities in which he has participated are writing for the Gleaner as Humor Editor, and membership in the Horticultural Society. Ray, as one of the married students, intends to go into the landscape business for himself after his four years of study here. Possessing natural ability in this field, he is sure to find success.

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HARRY J. CONOVER 1829 Fortyfourth Street Merchantville, T ew Jersey Horticulture Harry, the dthlcte of the class, has proven his right to the title by his stellar performances on the football and baseball fields. He has participated in four years of varsity football and baseball, winning letters in all four years. Other of his extracurricular activities include participatio n in the Hort Club, Varsity Club, Glee Club, Farm Machinery Club, •md the exhibiting of a fine display each year at A Day. How Harry could participate in all of these activities and still get the good grades he has achieved is a mystery to the underclassmen. Harry ' s cheery smile and personality have won him many friends. The tremendous amount of school spirit and drive he has exhibited it college should enable him to become a great success after graduation. ' ( «f ' ' JESUS DIAZ M. Ave. Gloria A[o. 1 . El Bosque Caracas, Venezuela Anim.al Husbandry Better known to all on campus as Chu-chu, Jesus probably ranks as one of the best liked students at N.A.C. A transfer student from Iowa State College, Chu-chu joined our class in 1952 and soon captured the friendship of all who met him. His love for sports prompted him to join the baseball team on which he excelled as a short stop. Though giving the impression of an easy going, never worry- ing guy, Chu-chu is actually a hard working student bent on knowing the answers to any problems that may arise in agriculture. As J.D. has gained the respect and friendship of us all by his keen sense of humor and a facility for getting along in a strange country, so will he accomplish his goal through an unending will to defeat the problem at hand by work and .ipplied knowledge.

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PAUL N. FRENKEL f Ince, Ballantme Lane Kings Point, L. L, TSjeu ' Yor Food Industry An outstanding student, Paul ' s conscientious attitude and straight forward nature have marked his every undertaking. Although devoted to the study of Food Industry, he demonstrated his versa- tility by joining the An. Hus. Club as a freshman, where he surprised everyone by taking first prize in a sheep showing class at A Day. Paul ' s pho- tographs also took top places at every Foto Club sponsored A Day contest. As a member of the intramural basketball team, Paul led the class to victory and displayed an overwhelming team spirit. His dependable judgment led to his election to the Student Council where he served for two consecutive years. Gifted with a quick, inquiring mind, Paul should attain great heights m his chosen field. SHERMAN FREED 406 S. iOth Street Camden, J ew Jersey A(.;ronomy Blessed with a sharp mind and a radiant personality, Sherm has achieved a fine scholastic average with a minimum of study hours. He has the enviable ability to grasp knowledge readily and retain it Although normally reserved, Sherm has a keen sense of humor in his less serious moments. Aside from being an ardent photography enthusiast, he has been gifted with artisti ' c talent. Many of his works have been seen displaying blue ribbons in the annual A Day Art Exhibition. Sherm has served actively as a member of the A Day Committee and the GLEANER Staff, pitching in with both suggestions and work that have led to the succe.3S of these organizations. With his interest in Agronomy, his determined initiative, unquestioned reliability and diversity, Sherm will undoubtedly succeed.