Delaware Valley College - Cornucopia Yearbook (Doylestown, PA)

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DEDICA TION TO Allan C. Hartley The staff of the 1968 Cornucopia is proud to dedicate this book to the man who has set a fine example for us through the past four years. The man whose image and reputation have stood dauntless. One we have known as a coach, a teacher, an administrator, an advisor, and above all, as an individual. He has given of himself without reserve during our associations. So it is that we dedicate the 1968 edition of the Cunnico- pia to Mr. Allan Hartle .

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DELAWARE VALLEY COLLEGE OF SCIENCE AND AGRICULTURE DOYLESTOWN. PENNSYLVANIA JAMES WORK PRESIDENT To Members of the Class of 1968 You have been with us for four short years, and now are going forth with a great deal more knowledge, and, we hope, a great deal more wisdom than you possessed when we first greeted you as Freshmen. Yet four years is too short a time to convey to you all of those things which we would hope to pass on to you, all of the knowledge which you will need to live a really full life. The educational process of everyone of you must continue. Your future now depends upon you, upon your ambition, your energy, your integrity, and your desire to continue to grow. We hope we have helped to give you the proper foiindation upon which to grow. Your success is your Alma Mater ' s success. I pray you have a long life of peace and happiness. Sincerely, James Work

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Mav 19. 1968 Thank ou. I he m cm hers ci I ' I he Class of 1 96S. for giving me this opportunilN lo wish sou a life imhued with a sense of personal fulUll- ment. Both as a class and as individuals you have met your responsibilities. You recogni ed the need for strong student leadership. It is to your credit that you were aware of your abilities and used to advantage the many opportunities available to you. As you have actively participated on the College campus, so will it be your obligation to become involved in today ' s complex world. I urge you to respond to society ' s desperate need for high quality leadership. You are fortunate to possess a rich heritage. When it becomes your turn to pass it on ma yiiur etTorls have made this a better w orld in which to live. As you leave Delaware Valley College, please remember that the doors do not close behind you. As you will alwavs be backed up by your .-Mma Mater, also, will you be its trade-mark. By living a life of honor, you will bring honor to the College. Mav ou be successful in your endeavors. Sincerely. dUo C. ? t ' OLfit Ly Allan C. Hartley