Delaware Valley College - Cornucopia Yearbook (Doylestown, PA)

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Smoothly Meshing Gears Segal Hall, houses the main classrooms, the botany, agronomy, and food industry laboratories and also seri ' es as a meeting place of the college ' s many clubs.

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George E. Turner It is with a deep sense of pride that we dedicate tliis eaibook to Dr. George E. Turner. Dr. Turner is probably best known for his insistence on a job well done. His demand for student achievement is accompanied by constant striving to convey fundamental concepts to his students in the most meaningful wa possible, illustrating these concepts with examples of the newest practical techniques in the particular field of study. By a well-balanced ration of humor and pure theory. Dr. Turner always succeeds in making his lectures palatable to his classes. The talents of this man are not limited to the classroom. His abilities as an administrator are indicated b his tenure as Dean of Agriculture. Off the campus, he is active in the Doylestown Chamber of Commerce. Dr. Turner is admired bv students and facultv alike for his unfailing fairness. His virtues as an educator add inimeasurablv to the academic standing of our college.

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Lasker Hall, known to ;« all as the chow hall. ' This spacious building houses the college canteen, recreation rooms, and the faculty lounge. Moving Us Toward . . .