Delaware Valley College - Cornucopia Yearbook (Doylestown, PA)

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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.

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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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FRED E. HAENTZE Township Line Road RD 1, Lansdale S (ippac , Penna. Poultry Husbandry As President of the N.A.C. Poultry Club, Fred has aided the club as well as the College immensely. His talents in the field of poultry science earned him a top position on the Judging Team and a chance to compete in the National Judging Meet this year. In addition to being an active member of the Poultry Club, Fred also expressed his many talents in the Glee Club, A Day Committee, Gleaner Staff and Basketball Team. As if these were not enough to keep him busy, he aLso found time to serve as a member of the Student Council. Fred hopes to go into the poultry business this year on his newly acquired farm in Montgomery County. His ability to become an active participant in any group will carry him forever forward in his life ambitions. X LEE HARVEY Annandale, l ew Jersey Animal Husbandry Aggressive and persistant can best describe Lee during his four years as a member of our class. At the very beginning of his college career his popu- larity and interest in college activities were of great value to the Glee Club, in which he did a good deal of solo work and, in his Junior year, was elected Vice President. His work as Chairman of the Special Events Committee for A Day helped make this annual event a great success. In addition, Lee ( Moose ) is noted for having taken first place in the showing and fitting of horses at this event as well as for his unequaled log-sawing record as part of the Harvey-Johnson team. Interest in his major caused him to join the Animal Husbandry Club to which he was elected President in his Senior year. Lee ' s natural ability, education, and outstanding personality will take him far in the field of Animal Husbandry.