Delaware Valley College - Cornucopia Yearbook (Doylestown, PA)

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Bert E. Brawley Brooklyn, New York Food Industry Known for his sense of humor and friendly smile, Bert possesses a quick mind and a seri- ous attitude towards his academic work. He is a quiet, easy going guy and is one of the best liked members of our class. We will always re- member him for his quick quips and retorts to any situation imaginable. Bert is a Food I ndustry major and has been active in that club ' s affairs during his junior and senior years. Being a con- scientious worker, he has left his mark on our class history, and we feel that he will make his mark on the community and people with whom he associates after graduation. Activities: Horticultural Society (1) ... Gleaner staff (2,3,4) ... Food Industry Club (3,4). Bernard Bunn Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Agronomy A better than average student, Bernie has made many valuable contributions to our class ' success; especially in the field of sports. He has been an outstanding performer in varsity foot- ball and baseball; being a big factor in the accompl ishments of those two team sports during our four years in school. Bernie takes a vital interest in the field of Agronomy, and con- sequently has achieved academic success. After graduation he will be remembered not only for his friendl iness and athletic powers, but for his ability to strive ahead and reach his desired goal. Activities: Varsity Club (1,2,3,4) ... Agronomy Club (3,4) ... Varsity football (1,2,3,4) ... Varsity baseball (1,2,3,4); member of Delaware Valley All-Star Team (2,3).

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Robert Lewis Berke Brooklyn, New York Animal Husbandry Bob is a wel l liked member of the senior class not only because he has been an active par- ticipant in campus activities, but also because of his friendly smile and straight-forward person- ality. He has been engaged in class affairs by serving on various class committees and playing in intramural sports. Bob ' s devotion to his major field of study together with the reliability and responsibility he has demonstrated will go far towards making his every endeavor a successful one. Activities: Animal Husbandry Club (1,2,3,4) . . . Dairy Society (3,4) . . . Varsity Club (3,4) . . . Horticultural Society (3) . . . Varsity basketball manager (3,4) . . . Intramural basketball (1). Arthur Lee Binger Jr. Washington, D.C. Poultry Husbandry Art, one of our Poultry Husbandry majors, is a studious and reserved fellow who never seems to be in a hurry, but gets along in his own quiet way. However, don ' t let this mislead you, for in addition to being the fine student that he is, Art has not neglected the various extra- curricular activities on campus. Since freshmen days he has exhibited initiative and drive in all his endeavors, and we feel sure that these qualities will take him to the pinnacle of success in his chosen field. Activities: Glee Club (2,3,4) . . Farm Machinery Club (2). Poultry Club (4)

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iiP WM Anthony Cabrales Miami, Florida Animal Husbandry Tony is one of the Latin American students who entered the ranks of our class in 1955. He is an easy going, soft-spoken fellow who has made friends very fast. Tony ' s ability as a fine basketball player is known far and wide, especially by many of our opponents on the court. At every game that Tony has played in, he has a- mazed the spectators with his crafty dribbling and sharp- shooting at the baskets. Academically he possesses a serious attitude about his studies, and in extracurricular activities has been a well-known participant. Tony ' s serious interest in his major along with his amiable personality should bring his goals in life to a vivid reality. Activities: Animal Husbandry Club (2,3,4) . . . Agronomy Club (3) ... Varsity Club sec. (3) ... Varsity basketball (2,3,4). Harry David Caplan Atlantic City, New Jersey Dairy Husbandry During his years spent at N.A.C., Dave has been a well liked and respected member of the student body. His warm, easy-going personality and non-assuming attitude have gained him many friends both on and off campus. Dave ' s college story is slightly different than most of ours, for he completed almost two years of his college training before he became active in the Armed Forces for two years. After serving his tour of duty he returned to the N.A.C. campus and ever since has been an important part of our class history. Dave ' s vital interest in Dairy Hus- bandry, as in many club affairs on campus, have given witness to his sincere drive and abilities. His incentive determination, congeniality, and academic knowledge can lead him only to the top of success in life. Activities: Dairy Society (1,2) . . . Furrow (3) . . . A-Day Committee (4) . . . Varsity football (2,3).