Delaware Valley College - Cornucopia Yearbook (Doylestown, PA)

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llfiny Sthniitdcr Professor in Plant Science s ciences ScifiRe anil its hasic funilanii ' iilals arc taught in many of the specific courses williiri a inaj(ir. How- ever, in addition to and in eonjuni-tion witii these courses. slud in liie basic sciences is given to everyone; regardless of his major. Among the basic sciences taught are bacteriology, microbiology botany. zoolo ; . and chcniislry (inorganic, or ganir. and pin siological. This background in tin basic sciences and the scientific knowledge garn ered in relation to a given field are of great valu( to graduates, regardless of whether they turn their efforts toward obtaining higher degrees or going into private industry. .lames I ' oplia Instnifiin in Che Dr. I ' aul liuw.T I ' roiessor of Riolo Below, Drs. Srhalz i rig il) ami Martin check on a research experiment. The jormer is Director of Research and Pro- fessor of Microbiology: the latter is a research professor.

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KIRKWOOD G. ARNOLD 121 Second Street New Philadelphia, Ohio Dairy Husbandry Ambitious, dependable, and full of school spirit, best describe Kirk to his classmates. In his four years at N.A.C. he has been engaged in almost every ac- tivity on campus. He has been outstanding in the Glee Club, Student Council, and on the A-Day Com- mittee, serving as its chairrjian during his senior year. Kirk has also been very active in the Dairy Club and was head manager of the basket ball team. His favorite subject was Feeds and Feeding and he excelled in most of the animal courses. His favorite pastime is music and he is easily identified by his pleasing tenor voice. After fulfilling his military ob- ligation Kirk expects to go into the wholesale feed business with his uncle. We wish him luck and are sure he will be a success in anything he may pursue in the future. A ualion based on af ricidture ROLAND BARGE 2138 Morris Avenue I ' nion. New Jersey Ornamental Horticulture Since Roland entered N.A.C. his activities and in- terests have been many. He participated in sports and excelled in baseball as a varsity catcher for four years. Roland was liked by all for the interest he showed in class activities. Always ranking high in his class scholastically, Roland has maintained good marks during his four years of study. His social life circled around Marian. Everyone knew those letters from Union always kept him happy. Benny ' s car was also something which he never failed to think of. Upon graduation Roland plans to get married and settle down. We all know that with the knowledge he received here he will be very successful in life.