Delaware Valley College - Cornucopia Yearbook (Doylestown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 288 of the 1974 volume:

JOSEPH KRAUSKOPF MEMORIAL r REFERENCE jUl I m X} f MX 11 ' coccze ■ - . w. ail mi-iiit - ■f -: In my heart the rain was falling. The wind blew, the night was calling. Come back, come back, I ' m all you ' ve ever known. Hbk ' ' fe  ' 1 P - : p aBS V ' ■ M iiSb t - 1 F K ' II. Jm .:■ ' f MS? -. r M M,, ;-: K ■ IP -y :;, it pi J - , ' ■■ ;• . Open the door and come on in. I ' m so glad to see you my friend. You ' re like a rainbow comin ' well, it sets my heart free. I ' d like to be as good a friend to you as you are to me. WM j r _ -11 wm 3dPlr ' v . i F ? « Aft — —MR ' i - ■ ' rja ■ iMni ' ::: ' :Ai ' ' .•r-1 1 liHi iii • • ' ' fv i S lAMtelM Brai j p rJ,- There were friends who could always see me; Thru the haze, their smile would reach me. Saying OK. saying good-bye. saying hello. ■■V ' ' V M A ' I used to think it was only me feeling alone, Not feeling free to be alive, to be a friend. Now I know we all have stormy weather. The sun shines through and we ' re together I ' ll be your friend right through ' til the end. Judy Collins I hope the day will be a lighter highway For friends are found on every road. Can you ever think of any better way For the lost and weary travelers to go? , :J11I5 NO BOOK THOUT YOU D.V.C. LD. CARD 4t jj -. 4 liie. v . J § f Jh 1 Wm [ w - 1 1 im ) 11 k k B ' Lr - mAL ' 7 im It seems to me a crime that we should age; These fragile times should never slip us by. A time you never can or shall erase. As friends together watch their childhood fly. 27 YEARS OF DEDICATION JAMES WORK COACH, PRESIDENT, CHANCELLOR B) m W ' ' mil II Sfc. ■ ' - BT ' ■{ Accreditation Dinner 1962 ' I I i I I I 1 I ' M f ' Dedication of Mandell Science Building. Dr. and Mrs. James Worli 1973. D E D I C A T I N Dr. Jesse Elson To t he Members of t he Class of 1974: I appreciate your kindness in dedicating the 1974 Cornucopia to me for the yearbook will be of great value to you. As you will have occasion to open it. say in the 21st century (pray that you all do), it will take you nostalgically back to your formative years at this college. Then you will be able to fully appreciate the time invested in your college education and to realize the many dividends it yielded. Chief among these will be the satisfaction that comes with intellectual accom- plishment. Now that you learned the basic principles of the educative process, continue to educate yourselves, so that you will not be in the position of an early president of the United States who declined an honorary degree because he felt that No man should, in my judgment, accept a degree he cannot read. I wish for you all a cornucopia — an abundanc e of happiness and success. Dr. Elson — holding football (belov ADMINISTRATION FACULTY Board of Trustees Winton Tolles Acting President Dean of Liberal Educatii Joshua Feldstein Dean Chairman, Division of Plant Science ' ' --Mr, fa lizabeth A. Evans Administrative Aid Asst. Secretarv Joan Holt Secretarv to Dr. Tolles, Dr. Feldslein and Mr. Adelson. Jean H. Work Administrative Assistant and Business Manager Willette Gourley Office nf the F ' resident Doren DeJulio Receptionist Joseph E. Fulcoly Dir. of Student Counseling Services Steno Pool Clara DeCoursey Purchasing Agent La Vema Coulton Switchborad Elmer Reiter Jr., Comptroller Asst. Treasurer Robert McClelland Director of Placement And Public Relations. Joan Gomeringer Secretar - to Mr. McClelland And Mr. Hegyes. Peggy Lampe Secretary to Mr. Ghering. Louis L. Hegyes Director of Alumni Affairs And Sports Information. Boyd Ghering Chairman, Evening And Summer School. Evelynn Porter, Adviser to Women Asst. Dir. of Student Activities And Asst. to the Registrar. Robert J. Tasker Director of Student Activities Gloria Faaet Secretary to Mr. Tasker Shirley Finnie Secretary to Mr. Sitarski Phyllis Stille Secret arv to Admissions Robert Sauer Director of Financial Aid Adviser to 1974 Cornucopia Brent Franklin Admissions Councelor Lucinda Miller Secretary to Admissions 36 Linda E. Evans Housemother Admissions Counselor MUdredB. Gulick Housemother H. William Graver Director of Admissions Stephen W. Zenko Admissions Counselor J! Barry Synder Admissions Counselor GENERAL STUDIES Sally Smith Instructor in English Edward O ' Brien Instructor in General Studies Dr. George Keys Chairman, General Studies Division William Craig Instructor in English Edward J. Rogers Instructor in General Studies Richard Ziemer Assistant Professor of General Studies Edwin C. Lawrence Instructor in General Studies Edward T.Gavin Instructor in General Studies Peter Glick Professor of General Studies Gordon R. Roberts Instructor in General Studies Robert Fitt Instructor in Music Joann Roberts Instructor in Music James O ' Reilly Instructor in Art SPECIAL STUDIES jy. j - ' _ g H MrhP 1 Michael Tabachnick Assistant Professor of Physics Theodore Christie, Jr. Assistant Professor in Mathematics MATH AND PHYSICS Francis Hofstaedter Associate Professor in Physics and Mathematics James Popham Associate Professor in Mathematics Paul D. Trembeth Instructor of Mathematics LIBRARY STAFF Librarians Center: Carolyn Milheim Head Librarian POULTRY DIAGNOSTIC LABORATORY L Howard Kahan Associate Professor of Poultry Pathology Claudi Cornell College Nurse INFIRMARY Elizabeth Potts College Nurse Dr. Richard Schumacher College Physician Edna Ney Secretary to Poultry Laboratory Charles Conover Senior Bacteriologist Instructor in Poultry Pathology . Linda PudKelt Instructor in Physical EducatKin PHYSICAL EDUCATION John Silan Chairman. Division of Health Services, Physical Education and Athletics W. Mark Stephenson Instructor in Physical Education. Dorothy KoUinger Secretary to Mr. Silan fl . Ned A. Linta Instructor in Physical Education Joel Brown Instructor in Physical Education James Wickersham Instructor in Phvsical Thomas D. Shreiner Instructor in Physical Education John Hardy Instructor in Physical Education Frank F. Wolfgang Instructor in Physical Education ,% ; ik i i Mr It L ' J ■Iiihanna Keunecke Supenisor of Housekeeping Joseph Troxell Maintenance Leon Nelson Receiving CAMPUS STAFF Heinz Keunecke Supervisor of Construction and Repair Contracts .ii-iu . HHB fl ' l ' ' J i J J ( ■ , B J ' i HIHi : Mm J Martin Heaps FOOD SERVICE le - ' 7 ' ; f?. ?; ' A o I ' -vrvj ACTIVITIES f • 1 -- A_ ■■ '  -  v ly ' )i% It is, sir, as I have said, a small college, and yet there are those who love it. Daiiiei Webster illlpr. FOUNDERS V « ■• ' i i LAVAREVALUEyCOLLEGE ' - ' TriL 27-28. 1974- CLUBS r ' W -S? ' i3 mm ' :S A-DAY COMMITTEE Dr. Mertz — Adviser. Rick Haberacker — Ass ' t. Treas.. Jim Scott — Ass ' t. Chrm., Cathv Thomas — Chrm . ROW 1: Ray Schaeffer, Tim Whitson, Dave Charrier. ROW 2: Kathy Thomas, Rich Osman, Roy Baldwin. Preston Wilkerson, Tom Newell. Terry Stem, Dayle Berger. Gayle Berger. Patty Hilton. Dave Longenecker. Walt Hopkins, John Salahub. Kathy Ri- golizzo. Trent Silker, Jim Scott. ROW 3 Dr. Mertz — Adviser. Rick Haberacker. Mark Saunders. John Quinn, Mark Cole, Steve Csorgo, Larry Wallach, EUliot Weiss, John Gaskill, Ken Grube, Chuck Moose, Jeff Bowan, Jeff Dilkes, Ray Blew. IH k [ gf- P| H|mr H r« ■■! ' IflH I I •SaS lSI HP r lH fiOW i Jack Skwara, Angelo Petraglia, Greg Fantuzzi, Rich Ra- thjens, Jeff Bowman, Bob Dyson, Ruth Arbelo — Sec, Larry Toll, Jeff Piscitelli, Mike Wasylkewicz — Treas., Paul Beers — Pres. AGRONOMY CLUB Paul Thomas, Jay Beckas, Walt Hupkins, John RigoUizo, Terry Stem, Tom Newell, Jack Ford, Jim Holtzman, Bob Regester, Parvin Richards, Chris Wolfe, Russ Licciardello. APO OFFICERS — ROW 1 - Walt Hopkins — Sec., Jack Ford — Sgt. At Arms. RUW 2 — Terry Stein — The Historian And Bookstore Manager, Chris Wolfe — Pres., Parvin Richards — V.P. APIARY But When Was Ever Honey Made With One Bee In A Hive? Hood SOCIETY Rich Osman — Sec, Dave Sverduc — Pres., Dr. fi Berthold — Adviser, Elliot Weiss — Treas., Steve Csorgo — Sgt. At Arms. Dave Sverduk, Dr. Berthold — Adviser, Jim Wood, Dale Moyer, Eileen Walsh, Steve Csorgo, Sandy Skolnik, Bridget Pitsko, Gary Seckinger, Rich Osman, Tom Wineman, Elliot Weiss, Steve Brown, Byron Reilly.  ■ ' ' ' ' ' i i BLOCK AND BRIDLE CLUB ROW 1: Gai - Woodruf f, Dave Sverduk, Ed Engle, Frank Ali, Mary Lou Bowersock, Pat Doyle, Laura DiDonato, Rich Zeiders, Jay Witwer, Kim Cassel. Dayle Berger, Gayle Berger, April Grosjean, Cindy McDowell. ROW 2 Rusty Suher, Sonia Shaner. Tacy Smith, Bruce Milstein, Barb McDonald, Mary Anne Catino. Diane Cole, Cathy Cochlin, Sally Colby, John Rockafellow, Tom Bums, John Fleager, JoeThonus, Peggy Courtney, Craig Thatcher. KCnV. 3. Joan Hewett, Jane Zara, Andy Wilde, George Parker, Cliff Black, Ken Schauer, Don Duchai, Dave Lee. ROW 4: Jon Cas- sel, Ward Cassel, fJon Tourtman, Bruce Pratt, Glen Fahnstock, Donna Foley, Dave Miller, John Jacob, Cliff Jackson. Animals Are Such Agreeable Friends — They Ask No Questions They Pass No Criticisms. George Elliot MEMBERS OF THE LIVESTOCK JUDGING TEAM, ROW 1 - Joe Lalli, Debbie Cole- man, John Hauser. ROW 2 — A Weisgold, Randy Miller, Coach Gilbert, Tim Horn, Tim Paxon . OFFICERS - Al Weisgold - ROW I — A] Vorhauer — Publications, Laurie Sterling, — Sec., Dr. Pelle — Adviser, Gayle Berger — Treas. R0W2: A-Day Rep., Dave Sverduk — Program Chrm., Jay Fallon — Pres., Gary Woodruff — VP. HOW Robert ' an Sciver, Carl Cantaluppi, Ron Durham, Ward Cassel, HOW 2: Dan Becker, Parvin Richards, Sonia Shaner, Pat Hilton, ROW 3: Mark Werkheiser, Cindy McDowell, George Mayo, Bruce Rawlings, Dave Richardson, Mark Cole, Jackie Kovacs. BAND ROW I: Ron Durham — V.P., Mark Cole — Treas., Patti Hilton Sec, Carl Cantaluppi — Pres. 76 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION CLUB OFFICERS — ROW !: Tom Zalasky — Pres.; R0W2: Terri Rutherford — Sec, Alex Saphos — ; ROW 3: John Delpino — Treas.; Matt Fricker — V.P.; Chuck Roller — Activities Coordinator. 1 i. c - —Z r- ■ ' ;! ' i-B-i . mm rS f t V .Jii nl Tn t r,  :■;:■.;. ' ' . A. ■ ■ . ' . . : ■ ROW 1: Alex Spahos, Tom Zalasky, Matt Fricker, liTri Kuthertord, John iJelpin.., Rii[ ' J Wayne (supa, Dante Pilion, Gary Ufrind.Ti, Rich Henne, Steve Przyuski; ROW 3: Larry Wolfe, Tim Whitson, Pat Mealia, Tom Gerard, Al Bumford, Ray Copozi, Gary Hunt, Staton Graeff, Phil Dilaberto, John Bernetski, Linda Morgan, Jim Reagal, Vince Mclntyre, Ken Watkins, Rich Weisel, Ed Vesey, Bob Horrocks, John Rafetto, Gary Stoudt, Chuck Roller, Mr. West. ROWl: BaiT ' Siroka, Pete Ference, Rich Osman, Jeff Gibson. R0W2: Ray Shaffer, John Gaskill, Jon Stein, Jack Facciolo, Dennis Manbeck, Rick Haberacker. CHEMISTRY Tom Delpizzo, Bruce Linke, Paul Karcewski, Larry Hepner, Craig Thather, Paul Beers, Russ Licairdello, John Quinn, Bob McCoy, Dave Sver- duk. Dr. Plummer — Adviser, Angelo Petraglia. DELTA TAU ALPHA GLEANER Jim Forsyth, Ana Simon, Ray Blew. CHORALE Mark Cole, Uave Delgado, Greg Keman, Harrv ' Summer. ROW 1: John Salahub, Bob Ryan, Keith Maurer, Dave Miller, Phyllis Shaub, Mark Cole, Norman Finnance, Carol Coll, Donna Fol- ey. Barb Colflesh. Chris Main, April Grosjean, Bob Hirst, Joan Hewett, David Crooke, Steven Brown. ROW 2: Byron Reilly, Mar- ianne Knebles, Bridget Pitsko, Ray Davis, Alan Berger. John FloUand. Sue Kessler, Chuck Bojack, Karen Fry, Dave Charrier, Kathy Rigolizzo. Tim Whitson. Janet Parks, Patti Hilton, Ron Durham, Greg Keman. ROW 3: Dave Loser, Chuck Moose, Wilber Dreibel- bis, Tom Troy, Bob Miller, John Rockafellow, Guy Leighton, Harry Sumner. Guy Leighton — A-Day Rep., Chuck Bojack — Treas., Karen Fry — Sec, Dave Charrier — Pres., Tim Whitson — A-Day Rep., Sue Kessler — Ass ' t. Librarian, GregKeman — V.P., Bob Miller— Librarian. If Music Be The Food Of Love, Sing On, Sing On, Sing On. D ' urfey Members Of Madrigal CONSERVATION SOCIETY OFFICERS — Harr ' Cressman — Publications, Keith Jordan — Sec. And Treas.. Ange- lo Petraglia — Pres., Brian Van Lenten — V.P., Dr. Mertz — Advisor. HOW 1. Paul Beers, Hrian Van Lenten, Bryan Bolehala, Greg Thiel, Frank Donnelly, Debbie Grant, Debbie Hamilton. Dr. Mertz — Advisor, ROW 2 Owen Maguire, Mark Muir, Keith Jordan, Steve Summer, Don Levitsky. Jim Miele. Frank Asaro, Kathy Thomas, Jane Zara, Harry Cressman, Joan Hewett, Tim Fox, Angelo Petraglia. Dave Lohin, Andv Apter, Tim Lansperv, Frank Asaro, Jim Holtzman — Treas., Bonni Levy — Sec, Kieth Jordan — Pres., Sandy Skolnik, Bob Reges- ter-V.P. We Work Day After Day, Not To Finish Things: But To Make The Future Better Because We Will Spend The Rest Of Our Lives There. Fettering CIRCLE K ROW 1 : Ben Snyder. Ken Morgan, Dr. Plummer — Adviser, Dave Crooke, Gayle Berger, Dayle Berger, Janice Waugh, Lewis Terrel, Cindy McDowell, Dave Longenecker. Wayne Johnson. Frank Doyle. Jay Chamberlin. Ken Grube, Chuck Moose, George Gross, Brad Winters. Dave Stull, Mike Toretta, Mike Cohen, Ron Hitchner, Bill Dietrich, Dave Ketner, Brad Smith, Jed Beshore, Steve Comman. Dave Rama. Cammy Wood. Tom Urban. R()W2: Dan Forcey, Blair Vurkanin, Doug Cope, Rick Homan. STA. l)I. ' (i: Bob Morgan, Steve Mowry, Bob McCoy, Freeman Evans, John Grice, Dave Wiand. The Dew Was Falling Fast, The Stars Began To Blink; I Heard A Voice; It Said Drink Pretty Creature Drink. Woodsworth. MEMBERS OF THE LIVESTOCK JUDGING TEAM. Steve Mowry, John Grice. Freeman Evans. Bob Morgan. Bob McCoy, Coach McCaffree. DAIRY SOCIETY OFFICERS — Gayle Berger — A Day Rep., John Grice — Pres., Cammy Wood — Sec, Bob McCoy — Treas.. Jed Beshore — Pub., Dave Crooke — V.P. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA ROW 1: Jay Witwer — V.P., Jim Scott — Treas.. Trent Sliker — Pres.. Sabrina Berman — Reporter, Jon Cassel — Sec, Lydia Berr ' , Don Johnson, Joe Nawoc .enski. Mr. Thirey — Advisor, ROW 2: John Salahub, Cliff Black. EQUINE CLUB A horse! a horse! my kingdom for a horse! Shakespeare ROW I; Tacy Smith. Pat Doyle, ROW 2: April Grosjean, Nancy Henkel, ROW 3: Don Duchai, Audrey Mather, Jane Zara. Al Zimba, Ron Wilson, Kevin Musser. Rich Mey- ers, Dave Maks, Norm Reynolds, Norman Finnance. WEIGHT LIFTING CLUB RUW 1: Rich Meyers — Treas., Len Mahoney — V.P., Dave Maks — Pres., Ron Wilson — Sec. ROW 2: Kevin Musser, Norman Finnance, Norm Ryenolds, Win Cowgill, Dan O ' Connel . KS ' EELISG: James Forsyth, Dave Charrier, A-Day Rep. STAS ' DIS ' C April Grosjean. Jim Ray, Glenn Fahnestock, Pres., Mark Wilson, Sec- Treas., Harold Dambley. FOOD INDUSTRY CLUB PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB There is no love sincerer than the love of food . Shaw Mr. Dommel — Adviser, Bob Weidman — V.P., Walt Hopkins, Dennis Eshelman — Pres., Ron Deering, Deb- bie Long, Doug Schaeffer, Kathy Rigolizzo — Sec. KARATE CLUB The price of power is responsibility tor public good. Aldnch iPiiiiffiiMiPil OFFICKHS — ROW I: Jerry Blundo, Jim Watkins, John Rigolizzo — A Day Rep., LAUDER Jeff Dilks — A Day Rep., Elliot Weiss — Sec. Tom Yohe — Treas., Rick Devinney — Pres. HORTICULTURE SOCIETY ROW 1 Frank Salantri. Bridget I ' itsko. Russ Licciardello, Rick Barton, Ed .Strelko, Joe Solomon. ROW 2: GregStamm, Elliot Weiss, Bob Naylor, Steve Smith, Dale Mover, Rick Devinney, Leroy Ciaventa, John Rigolizzo, Sam Callie, Bill Moore, Brian Kahn. ROW 3: Carl Cantaluppi, Jerry Blundo. Joe Nawoczenski. Mark Wilson. Ray Blew. Judy Smith, Jim Watkins, Kathy Rigolizzo, Jeff Dilks, Rich Marino, Pd Johnson. RO W -1: Frank Asaro, Tom Yohe, Don Johnson . Robert McClelland — Advisor, Preston Wilkerson, Clevelang Goolsby, John Wilmer, Ronald Suber, Roy Baldwin, Kenneth Brockenbor- ough, Michael Landers, Gregory Keman, Wesley Russell. RAP OFFICERS — Preston Wilkerson — Pres., John Wilmer — Treas., Ronald Suber — Sec. Gregory Keman — V.P. • ' - v ... . .• .. -y- , ,, ROW I: Pat Hilton, Debbie Hamilton, Phyllis Shaub. Mark Saunders. Ron Durham, Jim Scott, Gary Seckinger, Joe France, Jim Wcwd. R(}W2: Bill Simon, Cheryl Smith, Bonni Levy. John Holland, Sue Keesler. Chuck Bojack. Tim Fox. Tom Wineman. Jim Watkins, Pete Thomas. Pete Wieliczki, Mark Cerres. Paul Karchewski. Doug Van Nuys. ROW 3 Bob Ryan. Bob Miller. Ed Copenhaver, Gregory Kernan. Guy Leighton. Ray Davis. Norman Finnance. John Quinn. Alan Berger. Mark Cole. Jeff Yeager. Dave Hunsinger. Ray Shipe. ORNAMENTAL HORTICULTURE SOCIETY Tend the garden that you seeded Be a friend when a friend is needed . And you won ' t have to look the other way. 4 Tops OFFICERS — Mark Saunders — Pres., Jim Watkins, Mark Cole — A-Day Rep., Bob MUler — Sec, John Quinn — V.P. SCIENCE SOCIETY ROW I: John Stein. Bob Lennahan, -lohn Craham, Dr. Orr — Advisor. HOW 2 Peter Ference, Jack Facciolo, Ray Shaffer, Dennis Manbeck. THE RAM Ask how to live ' . ' Write, write, write anything; The world ' s a fine believing world, write news! Fletcher Glenn Fahnestock — Photography, Keith Jordan — Co-editor, James Forsyth — Photography, Charles Jaquay — Advertisement . SCUBA CLUB ROW 1: Frank Denng, Cliff Weinstock, Jack Ford, Bob Gerbrich, Dan O ' Connel. ROW 2: Joe Nawoczenski, Al Johnson. Dave Buist, Walt Hopkins, Bill Peterson, Howard Dambtey, Joe Lalli. SKI CLUB ROW 1: Glen Rush, Pat Wohlferth, Doug Miller, Alan Berger. ROW 2: Win Cowgill, Paul Karcewski, Doug Van Nuys, Mary Anne Knebels, Dr. Miller, Jim Szypula. Row I .leff Neichein. .John Dematteo. Jack Kacciolo, John Rigohzzn, Bruce Halt. HOW 2 April Grosjean, VVinCowgill, David Sushanic, Russ Licciar- dello, Gar - Seckinger. Rusty Suher, Steve Cygan. Boh Linehan. John Steui, John Mann. Dennis Manheck, Dan Bender. STUDENT GOVERNMENT OFFICERS — ROW . John Rigolizzo — V.P., John Dematteo — Treas., Jack Facciolo - Pres. ROW 2. Bruce Pratt — Judge. Jeff Neichein — Sec. ROW 1: Steve Cygan, Gary Woodruff, Dave Sverduk, Bob Dyson, Walt Hopkins, Trent Sliker, Dave Charrier, John Rigolizzo, Bob Lenahan, Bob Mill- er. ROW 2 Mary Anne Catino, Tom Everett, Kathy Rigolizzo, Rick Osman. Mark Saunders. ROW 3: Cathy Cochlin, Carl Cantaluppi. ROW -4: Ron Durham, Keith Jordan. ROWS: Chris Wolf, Don Mattes. ROW 6: Jim Watkins, Glenn Fahnestock. INTERCLUB COUNCIL OFFICERS — Trent Sliker — Treas., Bob Miller — Rec. Sec, Rick Osman — Sec, John Rigolizzo — Pres. TENNIS CLUB Jim Szypula, Chuck BIwett, FUndy Evans, Jeff Yeager, Andy Wyld, Jane Zara, Cliff Weinstock, Debbie Grant, Donna Foley. SOCCER CLUB ROW 1: Steve Rhunke, Walt Hop- kins, Wayne Csupa, Steve Cygan, Glen Summers, Dave Anspach. ROW 2: Rick Rumpf, Mark Darrow, Bill Jaeger, Dale Mover, Pat Mealia. . -v •,-:a VARSITY CLUB ROW 1: Jay Fallon, Joe Thonus, Skip Einhom, Dave Sverduk, Maureen Dwyer — Sec. ROW 2: Frank Wolfgang — Advi- sor, Rick Homan, Linda Morgan, Kathy Ruggiero. ROW 3: Joe Theesfield, Steve Shelly — Pres., Tim Manning, Bruce Pratt, Mark Wilson. VETERANS CLUB Edward Mc Cool, Bob Horrocks, Ken Watkins, Charlie Byrd, Al Bumford, John Raffeto, Terry Rutherford, Harry Cressman, John Delpino, Doug Smith. WAPO See deep enough, and you see musically; the heart of nature being everywhere mu- sic, if you can only reach it . Carl vie ROW 1: Tim Gardner, Rich Jenson. Gavin Gill, Bob Naylor, Barr - Pistiner. ROW 2: Jackie Kovacs, Frank Ambrose, Pat Wohlferth, Janice Brown, Russ Licciardello. Ralph Sojber, Mark Muir, Linda Teresko. Row 3: Kent Bubenmoyer, Cleveland Goolsby, Sonia Shaner. ROW 4: Fred Kobylinski, Jean Hagan. Mary Ann Burbella. Jay Beckus. OFFICERS — Cathy Cochlin — V.P., Cheryl Smith — Sec, Debbie Ralston — Treas., Mary Anne Catino — Pres. WOMEN ' S SERVICE CLUB Most women have dropped their roll- ing pins and taken up clubs. Duncan ROW I: BonniI.evy, Debbie Ralston, Helen Dunbar, Pat Hilton. ROW 2: Cathy Cochlin. April Grosjean. Cheryl Smith, Betsy Claypoole, Carol Coll, Mary Anne Catino. CORNUCOPIA A blessed companion is a book — a book that fitly chosen, is a lifelong friend, ... a book that, at a touch, pours its heart into our own. •Jerrold Dave Charrier and Norman Finnance — Co-editors Karen Fry and John Quinn — Senior Section J Debbie Ralston and Helen Dunbar — Sports Ray Davis — Activities (. ' hervl Smilh and Hnnni Lew - ( uiDs Tim Whitson — Business Manager i -,]2 Bob Rvan — Administration ' Manv hands make light work. Patten John Salahub — Underclassmen Phyllis Shaub — Opening Section ROW 1: Bonni Levy. Phyllis Shaub, Debbie Ralston, Helen Dunbar, Ray Davis. ROW 2: Cheryl Smith, John Salahub, Bob Ryan. John Quinn. ROW 3: Norman Finnance, Dave Charrier, Bob Miller, Tim Whitson, Karen Fry . SPORTS r ZlS ' r ' Zf ' 1 - ci 6 -a) 1 :- i ,-4 ||l P iifcJ fi h ' V m. ' ■i ' S M i JOHN SILAN DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS Coach John Silan Reason and calm judgment, the qualities specially belonging to a leader. Tacitus A MESSAGE TO THE ATHLETES OF THE 1974 GRADUATING CLASS Graduation is always a personal, memorable and highly significant event in your life and it testifies that you have completed the basic educational foundation and hopefully experi- enced a great deal of enrichment from your participation in athletics. Day by day you have honed your athletic skills through keen competition in practice and have been bestowed with the fundamental tools of life in the academic field to prepare you for a better social, economical future. Through athletics you may travel the road of life with more confidence and with high but realistic goals. Please remember that the opportunity for success will be enhanced if you apply your education and your commitment to excellence in athletics. Never in the nation ' s history has there been a greater need for individual strength, indi- vidual pride and wherewithal to stand up and be counted. Athletes develop a sense of loy- alty, dedication and dependability. Athletics serves as a vehicle for better things — physi- cal development, mental alertness, spiritual enrichment, sacrificing for others, control of oneself in times of stress, training oneself to be humble in victory and resilient in defeat. No one can do more than their best nor should no one expect less . We regret losing some fine young men that have added to the laurels of the Aggies and provided thrills for the Aggie followers. To these fine young student -athletes, we wish every success in every endeavor. Sport ingly yours, John Silan Director of Athletics 1st ROW L TO R: Brian Kahn — Assistant Manager, Keith Alderfer. Larry Dell. Dennis Dumsha, Richard Koenig, Donald Capone — Co- Captain, Kevin Foster — Co-Captain, Jay Fallon, French Strother, Leroy Fetters, Thomas Smyth. Frank AH — Head Manager. 2nd ROW L TO R: Gregor - Silenok, Fred Lackman, James Nugent, William Ward. Mark Belinsky, Charle.s Monteleone, Allan Bartlebaugh, Michael Ellis, Robert Fullcrton, James Schofield, Robert Evans. Fran Campbell, lird ROW L TO R: Jack Fallenstein. Jay .Stralo. Charles King, Mi- chael Rinaldi. Jude McKenna. Jeffrey Smith, Alfred Zimba, Theordore King. William Spicknall. Jeffrey Wiest, Dennis (iawronski, Walter Rybas. 4th ROW L TO R: Joseph Knoth, William O ' Neill, Dennis Holt, Francis Jones, Ben Snyder, Leonard Mahone y, Drew Chupalio, Robert Nicholson, Jan Gauby, Thomas Byrnes, Erich Eisenhart. 5th ROW L TO R Bruce Hannon, Daniel Osborne, John Cummins, Mark Mehltretter. William Tucker. John Edwards. Edward Morris. Jon Barkman. Robert Simons. Patrick Steffa. Willie Debnan. 6th ROW L TO R: Louis Hegves — Sports Information Director. W. Mark Stephenson — Assistant Trainer. Ned Linta — Head Trainer. John Silan — Ath- letic Director, Thomas Shreiner — Head Coach, John Hardy — Assistant Coach, James Wickersham — Assistant Coach, Kenneth Achuff — Assistant Coach, Joel Brown — Assistant Coach . In the year 1973, the Aggies compiled a record of 4 wins— 3 losses and 1 tie. The wins were over Albright, Lycoming, Upsala, and Susquehanna. The Aggies had a great season and were contenders for the MAC title. Through out the season, the team members fought hard and had the spirit that was needed to win. Although there are seniors graduat- ing this year, which will be missed, there is a great under- classmen line up for the upcoming seasons . The 1973 season DVC Moravian 14 14 Muhlenberg 35 14 Albright 7 13 Lycoming 7 14 Upsala 16 34 Susquehanna 14 25 Wilkes 23 7 Juniata 31 6 Coach Schreiner and Co-captains Kevin Foster and Don Capone. DON CAPONE LARRY DELL JEFF FULCOLY S E N I R S RICH KOENIG LEROY FETTERS FR£i CH S ' lTxOTHERS COLLECTED MEMORIES OF AN OUTSTANDING TEAM A day for toil An hour for sport But for a friend. Is life too short. This is a sport which makes the body ' s very liver curl with enjoyment. Mark Twain t 7 e%;-, ' i?,- ' - -; ' Dear is my friend — yet from my foe, as from my friend comes good: My friend shows what I can do, and my foe what I should. SchllllT f iti- ,..:: ■ ' ' ; 7 - ---1— jSiiii- iL-. ' .- -nJ .■■ ' „ i « y I K Hv ' ' ' i wL. 1 ■fe S3r ' f - i ■ -  ' 1 Pleasures afford more delight when shared with others. Dio Cathrysostom 1 ■IflHHiR MHMBH III I L -R Ken Morgan. Dave Stull. Uenny Mossier, Bruce Pratt. Don Murphy. T.m Manning, Barr Mossier Frank Dengg Dave Sver duk. ROW ' 2 - Dr. Berthold. Bob Miller, Bill Metzger. Rich Osman, Paul Bemet. Chuck M,K,se, Harold Dambly. Joe ( hezevic. Bill Conn. Bob Gehrig, Mark Wilson, Randy Nazar — Manager, Barb Novak — Manager. The 1973 Cross Country Team, coached by Robert Doc Berthold, complet- ed what must be considered one of its best overall seasons on record. The team had 9 wins against 2 losses, and its second place finish in the MAC championships was the best the team has ever done. The team was captained by senior Don Murphy, who inspite of various inju- ries still managed to finish third in scoring for the team. Don was voted the Most Valuable Harrier Award by his teammates in light of his leadership and performance over his four varsity years . There were also three other seniors who competed on the cross country team during their four collegiate years. Bruce Pratt was the second member of the team to finish in the championship race, and he received his fourth varsity letter in cross country. The other seniors were Dave Sverduk and Rich Os- man who received their senior awards. This year ' s team was led by freshman Dennis Hossler and his brother Barry (class ' 75). In his first year of collegiate competition, Dennis won every dual meet he ran, though an injury received during the championship race ham- pered his expected strong showing in that race. Barry was second highest scorer on the team, and he was the first Aggie across the finish line in the championships finishing 13th. Others who played key rolls in the 1973 season were Frank Dengg, ' 77; Tim Manning. ' 75; and Dave Stull, ' 77. The outlook for the 1974 season is mixed. The loss of four graduating seniors could be critical, but with the return of a strong nucleus of underclassmen including the Junior Varsity members who were the second college division team to finish in their respective championship race, 1974 will hopefully be another successful year for Aggie Cross Country . Dr. Berthold, Coach and Seniors Friendship is seldom lasting, but between equals, or where the superiority on one side is reduced by some equivalent advantage on the other Samuel Johnson. Season Record DelVal Dickinson 44 19 Muhlenberg 40 19 Ursinus 26 30 Albright 15 50 PhUi Textile 17 43 WiJkes 15 48 Lebanon Valley 44 16 Juniata 34 21 Weidner 15 50 F M 43 18 Susquehanna 37 20 MAC Cha mpionships 2nd of 17 schools ft 1 m n pfTjai ! jl 1 Kflj I m •—- T! - ' •ST ■. •«« « -- H Rich Osman CROSS COUNTRY SENIORS ' 74 Captain Don Murphy Bruce Pratt I i A Friend is well worth all the hazards we can run. Young Then came the wild weather come sleet or snow. We will stand by each other however it will blow. Simon Dach WRESTLING 73-74 WRESTUNG TEAM 1st ROW: J. Adams. Hayes, J. France, A. Vorhouer, S. Smith, R. Homan, J. Hopps, M. Ackley, J. Thonus. 2nd ROW: S. Comman, A. Koenig, F. Campbell, D. Moyer, J. Artigliere, P. LeVan, D. Bender, E. Eisenhart, D. Cope, T. Snyder, J. Witwer, T. King, A. Bartlebaugh, Coach Hardy. Coach Stephenson. The Aggies had a very successful season this year, under the direction of Mark Stephenson. They compiled a 10-2 record, having lost only to their rivals Wilkes and Lycoming. The Aggies took 5th out of 16 teams in the MAC ' S and tied for 12th out of 60 teams at the Nationals. At the MAC ' s, three of the varsity team members won recognition. They were Fran Campbell (167), second; Doug Cope (177), third; and All Bartlebaugh (un- limited), second. Getting three men in the finals is a great accomplish- ment, but we can not help to feel that having the remainder of the team place would have given DVC more prestige during the 73-74 season. Next year we should be able to schieve this goal with the entire team except Joe Thonus and Al Vorhauer returning. Congratulations Fran, Doug and Al, and best wishes are extended to Joe and Al who will be missed next year. DVC Ursinus 48 6 Juniata — — Lebanon Valley 22 13 Widner 44 2 Glassboro 48 3 Wilkes 3 37 Lycoming 22 24 Scranton 51 3 Susquehanna 27 13 Moravian 26 14 Muhlenburg 27 9 Elizabethtown 20 18 West Maryland 28 13 CAPTAIN JOE THONUS To love the game beyond the prize. New bolt AL VORHOUER But noble souls, through dust and heat. Rise from diasier and defeat The stronger. Longfellow E ■ f r- P 3 i P 1 afl k . UL. T l ii U iJSSjt m mM BASKETBALL BASKETBALL: 1st ROW L TO R: Mike Wells. Gerry Moroz, Dan Damweber, Captain Steve Shelly, John Leiner, John Silan Jr.. John Harrington. 2nd ROW L TO R Head Coach John Silan. Pete McGabe. Scott Sidler. Dennis Pastucha. John Rodenbaugh, Roger Slawta. Scott Lilierose, Dan Whittaker. Ray Kinhorn. Assistant Coach Frank Wolfgang. The Aggies compiled an 11-12 record this year. With the loss of only three seniors, who will be missed, the outlook for next year is good. Best of luck to the Aggies next year. Coach Silan and Steve Shelly Scores DVC 91 Juniata 71 55 Wilkes 56 77 Ursinus 78 77 Upsala 72 59 Drew 50 77 Swarthmore 67 57 Muhlenberg 69 86 Haverford 79 57 Albright 88 60 Eliza bethtown 76 61 Washington 48 70 Lycoming 85 59 Moravian 47 65 Widener 75 64 Scranton 61 62 Susquehanna 66 64 Phila. Pharmacy 55 51 Phila. Textile 81 53 Wagner 73 62 Eastern 43 73 Muhlenberg 61 57 Glassboro 62 88 FDU 101 124 Captain Steve Shelly SENIORS 24 Dan Damweber It is a misfortune for a man not to have a friend in the world, but for that reason he shall have no enemy. Halifax John Leiner ? ' ., 3 «Daffli!i - AT In all time of our distress. And in our triumph too, The game is more than the player of the game, And the ship is more than thecrewl Kipling : T H H H H wL IF- M 1 |f%li V Jt A s hS BASEBALL TEAM: 1st ROW L TO R .hm Sc-ofield, Hoyd Alderfer, French Strother. Capl Kd Biddlp, Charles H..llcr. ( .crrv Moroz. Jim Mill- er. 2nd ROW L TO R: Dan WhiMaker, Randy Evans. Sam Matechak, Franklin Stralo. Bob Nicholson. Gary Uolina. 3rd ROW L TO R: Mark Mehltretler, Kevin Foster, Head Coach Frank Wolfgang, Jim Scott Mgr., Bill Kliefoth. The Aggie baseball team finished the season with a 4-9 record. Wins were over Upsala, Moravian, Muhl- enberg and Washington. They had a fairly disap- pointing season, however with the loss of only four seniors, the outlook for next year is outstanding. Best of luck to next years team . Coach Frank Wolfgang ,jKi i iaiiM|iPH j «wii iu iii ] Promises may get friends, but it is per- formance that must nurse and keep them. Felltham xH His limbs were cast in manly mould. For hardy sports or contest bold. Scott Scores DVC Wilkes 6 Scranton 5 2 Elizabethtown 9 4 Ursinus 7 1 Susquehanna 2 2 Susquehanna 4 7 Phila. Textile 9 5 Upsala 4 7 Moravian 5 9 Muhlenberg 8 8 Washington 5 1 Juniata 12 3 Juniata 4 TTT ' S TRACK; 1st ROW L TD R Ted King. Doug Miller, Joe Nawoczenski. Win Cowgill, Rich Osman, Co-captain Larn, ' Uell, Co-captain JoeTheesfeld. Bob Hurrocks. Chris Olszyk, Bruce Ehrler. 2nd ROW L TO R: Ass ' t. Coach Lou Hegyes, Harold Dambley. Ben Snyder. Jeff Weist. Chuck Moose. Dan Bender. .Skip Kinhorn. Mark Wilson. Steve Kostro, Doug Mac Lavry. Al Zimba. Lou Rice, Head Coach Joel Brown. :ird ROW I. TO R Brad Beaver, Norm (leil. Joe Szewcyzk, Tom Gunther, Bill Cierberich. Bob Gerberich, Don O ' Connell, John Smith. Dave Smith TRACK 1974 Track Season D.V.C. OFF. 48 Lycoming 44 48 Dickinson 89 71 Swarthmore 74 63 L.V.C. 82 77 Harverford 13 77 Ursinus 98 79 Susquehanna 82 79 .M bright 20 Joel Brown and his team finished with a 3-. ' ) overall track record with wins over Lycoming, Albright and Haverford. They placed 8th in the MAC ' s. The team will be losing some key men such as Larry Dell, Win ( owgill and Rich Osman, but with the large number of underclassmen, D ( ' proves to be a great team next vear. Co-captain Larry Dell. t ... V J GOLF GOLF; Isl ROW TO R — Gordon Navin. Mike Wells. Captain Angelo Petraglia. George Burdoll. ' Ind R(JW L TO R: Joe Miller, Gar - Sholtes. Jan Gauby. Chip Kern. Head Coach .Ned Linta. The L) ' C ' golfers had a disappointing season with a H- 1 1 record, with wins over Ursinus, Lycoming and John Hopkins. However they did fin- ish 8th in the MAC ' s. which is a considerable disappointment compared to last year ' s second place victory. The team is losing one very valuable player. Angelo Petraglia. and hope- fully with the returning player and new freshmen, the team will imprcne considerablv. 1974 (lolf Season D.V.C. OPP. 407 •John Hopkins 411 407 Dickinson 397 433 Moravian 417 433-409 Scranton 432-382 386 L.V.C. 3 7 386 Western Maryland 376 439 Albright 412 407-439 Muhlenberg 393-402 432 Widener 425 409 Haverford 402 409 Lycoming 415 409 Ursinus 411 7th Place in M.A.C . Champicjns hips Angelo Petraglia GOLF SENIOR With friends all things are in common. Cicero : ;.- - ■  Friendship is the gift of the gods, and the most precious boon to man. Disraeli TENNIS The tennis team coached by -James W ' ickersham had a 90-7 record. This was the l)uilding period for the DVC tennis team, they are expecting a very good sea- son next year with the incoming freshman and the present team. Only one senior. -John Hauser will be graduating this year. Lots of luck to the tennis team next vear. Nothing makes the earth seem so spacious as to have friends at a distance; they make the latitudes and longitudes. I ' horeau Tyson Zackev Life is far too important a thing ever to talk seriously about. Wilde Senior of Tennis Team Captain John Hauser Scores DVC 1 Lycoming 8 3 Widener 6 4 Phila Textile n 3 Juniata 6 2 Scran ton 7 2 Ursinus 7 2 Susquehanna 6 CHEERLEADERS: STANDING L TO R: Linda Morgan, Nancy HenkeL Debbie Grant, Shirley Thompson, Barbara Kiley. TOP L TO R Kathy Raggierio, Carol Schnapp, Captain Maureen Dwyer. CHEERLEADERS The D.V.C. Cheerleaders coached by Miss Linda Padgett, are still a fairly new idea to the school, however their efforts and long hours of practice were greatly appreciated by all the teams. Keep up the good workl life IIIIIIIHl Do not expect friends to do for you what you can do for yourself. Thackeray 143 Intramural S]) )rls This year at Delaware Valley College, the intramural sports program was very active. The year started off by the boys soccer teams battling to a finish. But the girls were not to be forgotten. No, they were right beside the boys playing field hockey. The highlight of the fall sports season was the game between Doc ' s cross country team, and the girls ' hockey team. The cross country team won. .As the winter .sports started, so did the ' Inflict not on an enemy every injury in your power, for he may afterwards become your friend. Sadi intramural basketball and volleyball. RAP won the Intramural Championship with a 13-0 record. Dead End Kids won both the basketball and volleyball championships. Sure enough both the boys and girls were playing softball during the spring. The Dead End Kids won the girls championship. It was a very successful year for the In- tramural Program, and it is hopeful that its popularity will continue next year. «.%VJt. f- ' From the end springs new beginnings. Plinv the Elder Pictures courtesy of: Daily Intelligencer Ram and Yearbook Photographers. Pagr 10 IHL t AM March 4, 1974 KKAN CAMPBKLL and Wilkes ' 167 pounder Wiesrn- fluh size each other up in the fit .t iHricd of Ihcii M.A.C champi M.A.C. wrestling t FRAN gets pinned. ?■ , ahonski (WKS) 3) Sensening (ET) UH) 3) Burns (SUS) Prit ter (LV) Sc.iultz (LYC) T) 3) Savitsky (LYC) V) 3) Bender (MOR) 3) Cope (DV) ) 3) Hazzard (JH) 3) Murza (JH) the DVC Wrestlers expected them to do I did). They should do osing only two members, year looks very promising. : y Houston Photo Jan ' .i:s roijyit ' 1 MICHAEL WELLS jumps up for m College Feb. 18. DVC won the honif ■i SENIOR JOHN LEINER scores against last home game, Feb. 25. ■ ' lid all-M.A.C. quarterback, Ih a .$5,000.00 bonus if he on Oilers of the NFL. d last year by the New York % was cut after only a short 5s never given a chance to make thi cs that were cut echoed the sanu Bannon, who was later picked up by the year with the Cumberland Colts of the ere he became All-League Quarterback. Valuable Player, and led his team to the , ' ill be leaving for Texas, and with him go Luck Jim! Women mf To find out the Penn Hall to the c next year, I spoke following responses: Most of the girls good idea because it the opportunity to al| a feeling of closeness because Penn and ' ' Some also cons ' more privacy, s complaint was v was that they wi the center of social the New Dorm w; and keep them separa Some of the resident atmosphere in Penn, w they also said that Per Dorm is much cleane dorms commented thai as desk drawers, locks desks. The girls don ' t k. for them instead of Work to be just as nice a dorm ; Most of the girls said visitation policy when t year. Almost everyone sa male visitors sign in at a d« sit at the desk is a waste like the idea of having c; girls favor a policy of 2 and women ' s dorms. Others sugf week nights. Most girls feel that alth discriminatory, they are ger ' although some think that sf having girls in their classes, them. Almost all of the program for girls to be ve y tHC nd sports program in every res . itK here wf that they do not get the samt gym privil they are often kicked out of the gym. Th among the girls in creating varsity team; female competition. Many said they feel teacher who would be capable of develo program would be a great asset next yes When asked whether there was anyurTrn college should do to attract girls to DVC, man feel this is the purpose of the proposed nursing pi that they do not think is the proper way to go Several of the girls said it would probably have to be financed March M, 19714 p higher tuition ilost of the students ct them directly—  ork, food, and number from ibout how it ticular to its of the detri- ireatens DVC . ly how much ch can be offered. jdget for dorm and ng due to the drastic has seen, how many of? Like the fact that campus, the cafeteria spending more. More ns higher electric and , are used. jrbing, but how long and board costs? nis, and the possibility . get to where students, i in, and if the college is ( those days be made up? al money come to make . ' lext year? . of ignoring the developing isis where sudden action is ' ' M§ idcnt body, the administrators . . talking about contingency plans to l(j ' t. yj i develop, this year and next. A [lings been ignored until the administration ■ g unsuspected surprises on an unknowing dent body. lemands knowledge of what is happening done about it. The students must be kept mgs affecting them. For just as a Nation dijeve in the authenticity of a sudden and oenergy crisis, the students will only believe in ji -ions if they are shown the need as the need OR can not be sprung upon them as a crisis. A TREE 00 ci -n C C jnj n iO c C W:) c- e recycling program operated by the Conservation ty began on February 21 and will be a regular event o us. The Society will collect glass, metal cans {steel cj. alurninum), and paper in the Segal Hall parking lot every Thursday from 4:nO-fi:nn nm All rnernbers of the campus I members of the faculty aterials and add them to e Conservation Society rse oci -4Toqc:rrl cr.r- 1 ScA n J- ir-se- KM-M ;4, 7 . A UNDERCLAS ::P y . J u, A friend in need, is a friend in deed. FRESHMEN Pres. — Dan Bender; FRONT ROW; V.P. — Norm Reynolds; S.G. Rep. — John Mann; Sec. — Donna Foley; Treas. — Dave Miller; S.G. Rep. — April Grosjean. He who gives up friendship for ambition burns a picture to obtain the ashes . Arabic Proverb Friendship is like sound health its value is often unappreciated until it is lost. s o p H O M O R E S 156 People are lonely because they build walls instead of bridges . J. Newton 2,-- . iil Sfiim I ' ■.. i H H ,■■■€■ 4i Treas. — Gary Palochko; Pres. — Jeff Neichen; Sec. — Kathy Rigolizzo; V.P. — Jim Wood. Be slow in choosing a friend, slower in changing. B. Franklin A friend follows you into adversity and emerges with you to prosperity. A. B. Hayes JUNIORS: Friendship if you have it, you don ' t need to have anything else: and if you don ' t have it. it doesn ' t much matter what else vou have. J. M. Barrier S.G. Rep. — John DeMatteo; Adviser — Dr. Mertz; FRONT ROW — Treas. — Ken Grube: Pres. Rusty Suher; S.G. Rep. — John Rigolizzo; Sec. — John Salahub. What is a friend? A single soul which dwells in two bodies. Aristotle (■ Friendship is not measured in dollars and cents, but through deeds and sense. :■ - ' ll .ii ' il .iy • % « j . ok V Friendship is often best communicated by mankind ' s universal language — a smile. WP SEN 1 M m y m y [ORS fe CChSS OinC ' E ' KS Fellow Classmates, We have travelled a lonj; and winding road and have finally arrived at the day we ' ve all been waiting for, gradua- tion ! It has been demanding, challenging, and exciting. Now we must prepare ourselves for what lies ahead of us in the future. Looking back over the years we have gone through many changes. These changes occurred in the world around us and the world inside us. The things we have learned here at Delaware Valley may have not just been rated with a letter grade value. Besides a grade value Delaware Valley has brought us to see things for ourselves and has made us all whole and full persons. In closing I would like to take this opportunity to wish you all the success and happiness in whatever you find in the brave new world. Always remember all your friends and ex citing experiences you had at Delaware N ' alley College. Sincerely yours, Bryan Bolehala Class of ' 74 BRYAN BOLEHALA President Bob Lennahan — V.P. 4 - -i v- rs ' t::::; Craig Thatcher — Sec. Steve Dowhtin — Treas. Senior Student Government Reps. he ' Konocov AGRONOMISTS: MEN OF THE EARTH DR. JULIAN PRUNDEANU, M.S. Chairman: Agronomy Department Professor of Agronomy To the Agronomy Class of 1974: You have just completed successfully four years of undergraduate studies that for some of you may have passed too quickly and for others may have passed much too slowly. With this part of your formal educa- tion behind you, you are entering now the real chal- lenge of a career, of responsibility to yourself, to your family, to the profession you have chosen, and to the society in which you are living. On behalf of the Agronomy Department I wish you all the best of luck in the vears to come. Julian Prundeanu NICODEMUS E. ADIKU Tr ' ing to be a little different ' ' , well keep on tPiing.; My thanks go ti my father, mother, sisters, uncle and manv .American friends. JOSEPH AMISSON JOHN B. ALLISON TV room guys, Mel, Bi Hunting seasons; Mary. Jeff, Faf, Chf; DR. THOMAS L. ZIMMERMAN B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Agronomy. PAUL A. BEERS Thanks to Mom and Dad; 4 years in Work 202 with Mac ; the best friends anyone could ever find; you know; More or Less. EDWARD R. BIDDLE Exit 19; S.C. Therapy; CHK; Chem. 104; Head of Neck RAYMOND D. BLEW Thanks to Mom, Dad and Family; Dilks; Ortiz and Rutula BRYAN E. BOLEHALA Elson Hall; H.R.; IRA; Rm. 228; Mushroom; Home Grown; Evie JOHN J. BUTLER Morrisville; Fraqk; June 22, 1971; Charlene; Pinky; Butts ; Chas.; Mom Dad; 20th.: The Library HARRY CHESSMAN DANIEL DaCUNHA FRED T. WOLFORD, B.S. Assistant Professor of Agriculture JON DANKO c %. b J k ' t ::■; RICHARD P. GRANT I wish to extend all possible thanks and gratitude to my wife and parents; Without them, I could not have made it. JEFFREY EVANS LAWRENCE D. HEPNER JR. Everything; Some good friends A OWEN MAGUIRE ANGELO PETRAGLIA CHARLES SHAFFER FRANCIS POST DONALD A, CLAYCOMB, B.S.. M.A. Instructor in Agriculture STEPHAN G. SIMMERS Howdy ; 5 day weekends; Maryland ' s calling . DONALD McAGHON li? I5wi t, - Meester — Let ' s me tett yiiu something! DR. TIBOR PELLE, M.S., DR. AGR. CHAIRMAN; Animal Husbandry Department CHAIRMAN: Animal Science Division Professor of Animal Husbandry To the Animal Husbandry Class of 1974: While leaving the gates of this College with your diploma in your hand and a smile on your face, you will be glad that the four years are over. Later on when you come back for a visit, and I hope you do, you will realize that the time you spent here was the happiest in your life . You were a great group and it was a pleasure to work with you. Your studies are not finished. You will continue your education in any phase of life you choose for your fuure career. I know for sure that you are well prepared to take the responsibilities and meet challenges that are ahead of you. There is, and hopefully there always will be, room for people like you in this great country . From all of us in Animal Science, I wish you the best of luck and happiness. TiborPelle THOMAS F. BYRNE Weekends; Pigs and Meestcr ; Thanks to Kathleen and my parents for their help and understanding. YOUNG CHUL CHOI I won ' t forget D.V.C.; I thank to all profes- sors and faculty members for everything; I really thank to my parents who support me every aspect through all my life; Also, I ap- preciate to my good wife and good sister and brothers. WILLIAM R. CLARK Kill Wall — to — wall people; Rock and Roll Valley and late night; Flights down the fire escape. v ' V ■ - X, - - - -. v-JU. . -r-- ' -« — _2.- DEBORAH ANN COLEMAN - ' - w- . •- ' - •+ ' 1 .-tr ' - ' -. ' - - ' - ? ■ -- .-. ' ' ' -f-. ; «- - . -- .., - ' - -. - - - • ■ .-_ ' t-, ' -- - -- •t -- - . ■ ' •- ■ ' :!: ' - «- ' - - DR. GARY L. BRUBAKER, B.S., M.S., PH.D. Assistant Professor of Animal Science JOHN J. FALLON Football; Gotta be a winner; Coaches and Dr. Pelle; Cooke Hall gang; Monday nite court; Florida trips with the Buds; Parties in Harness; Ralph , Great Friends; Thanks to parents and brothers . MICHAEL GROGAN Maur ' s moustache; Life with the queen; Ski trips and broken teeth; Get off the saddle, Jon; To Mr. S. and Mr. T. — S.M.C.; P.F. award; Bell ' s; Meester; Jr. Prom; A shift in the way; 3 — day vacations; Nancy Naieve; W. VA. H.H.; a sticky quarter; cape cod. JOHN R. FLEAGER Work Hall T ; Many good times with £ill the Buds ; Special thanks to my folks; Who ' s this guy Dr. Work? CYNTHL«i ANNE HARDING Oct. 20, 1970; Feb. 12, 1971; A — Day ' 71; A — Day ' 73; June 24, 1972; July 20, 1973; Grandma and Grandpa; Lovin ' Jacque. JOHN .1. HAUSER Chicago ; The judging team; and all the Buds from D.V.C. TIMOTHY HORN Life on the road with the livestock judging team: seeing Kath every weekend; VVolf- sohn, Samuel and Harness Halls; Life at Farm S; Friends, Friends, Friends; Thanks to Mom and Dad for making it all possible. DR. CRAIG HILL, B.S., M.S. Assistant Professor of Animal Sci- ence. JOSEPH G. LALLI Goldman T ; $1 night; King Ranch Cow- boy ; Scuba dives; Livestock judging team; 102 steer; Sunday Rustic ; The real peo- ple vs. the pseudointellectual confromists. BRUCE R. PRATT Work Hall parties; The cross country team; Here come the Judge. E. RANDALL MILLER Goldman Football Champs; Visits to Cooke Hall; Goldman T freak city ; The cabin; Livestock judging team trips ; Off campus living; allnighters ; My Buds! TIMOTHY PAXSON MARK A. SCHNEIDER .! yrs. with Mr. Hort ; Sophomore and Junior Yr. in Samual 114 and the men of 104; Herb and the family; Bell ' s Bar; Night of the Bourdon; Meester ; Fellow An. Hus. classmates. -.-..k.. DAVID SVERDUK Dr. Bee and the Bugs; Meester and his jokes; Don and his sheep; Wharton and his Brains; Mase and the ' girls; Wayne and our electrical engineering; Thanks, God, For everything ! FREDRICK R. HOFSAESS, B.S., M.S., PH.D. Assistant Professor of Animal Science. CRAIG D. THATCHER Wolfsohn Hall; 2nd floor Samual gang; Senior re- search; A-Day; BLD ' s par- ties; P.J.; Great friends; and most of all thanks to Mom and Dad. «i|(k-: JOSEPH C. THONUS JR. ' TOTJlman 104; Weekends; Good friends . RODNEY A. GILBERT, B.S.. M.S. j Instructor in Animal Husbandry ALLAN H. VORHAUER Boston ; Johnny; Meester ; The T ; BARB. GARY D. WOODRUFF Work Hall T ; Meester — The fish stinks from the head. The gang; DVC weekends; S.S.P.B.L. andCrooke. Biocoev ' Let ' s call it a day! DR. ELLERY W. FRENCH, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Chairman: Biology Department Professor of Biology LIONEL M. ADELSON, B.S., M.S. Chairman; Science Division Professor of Biology To the Class of 1974 You are leaving us to enter a world of rapid change. Any change leaves a number of niches to be filled. You too have rapidly changed during your four years at Del Val. You are more mature, more responsible, more learned. You have been provided with the adaptive characteristics which should enable you to rise to the challenge of change. May you do so, for the betterment of society, and for your own personal fulfillment. I join with all of the members of the Biology Department in wishing you well. Ellery W. French Chairman Biology Department DENNIS BAl ' ER nwin 1 ' CMARRIKH Musketeers Lib.; Cafe and l.asker; K.lsDii 19 buck d(M)r and rubber band fights; Wired shut for 6 weeks; Haunted hiiuse; Right Fielders Club ; ' I ' he dumb- waiter; ' 2H 29; Yearb M)k meetings and staff; CiiM)d flick ; Life saving ( ' ■ ' ) Hams; Urd roommate room 229; K.L.F.; 2nd fliMir New Dorm Senior year — Many friends and visitors. STEPHEN E. CSORGO JR What ' s D.V.C. like on a weekend?; Stevie Wonder Mr. 4.0; Ht. 41.i at 12::iO A.M.; Lllman III, Work II, Bee House; Love Gypsy Moths; Dan, T.J.. Steve and Dale in 211; Monday night football; Hreregistration with Dr. French; The water quality lab; Many thanks to all the senior Bio. majors for a great time; Thanks to Mom and Dad. DR. JOHN MERTZ, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Biology STEPHEN DOWHAN Partying with my puds. JACK FACCIOLO Freshman year — Mono; Wally, Gary O ; Pvedident, IRA, chub; W. Va. Bovine ; Demonstration, Student Government; Home Movies; Fighting with Yvonne. DR. WILLIAM ALLISON, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Biology CHARLES FERREE Thanks for the memories EUGENE A. FINK NORMAN F. FINNANCE Another world of logs, the shore, haunted houses, and Ned ' s door. Rings, prom, and priests, Nice NNN! Joan; Homecoming 1971; Second semester 1972; Kites and sun- bathing in The Right Fielder ' s Club and an engraved invitation, but I Don ' t Care Johanne and friends are what made life, and I loved it . Mt UR. BARBARA MUSE, Ph.D. CAROL A. FINNIE Yoo ; D.V.C. train station. Homecoming ' 73; Homemovies in Work Hall Lou MARIANNE T. KNEBELS New Girl; Bob, George, and Dr. Miller, Mi- crolab, Tom; A Friend is someone who knows who you are and likes you any- way ; Thanks to my friends. DANIEL C.HOWARD Marathon Parties; All my buds. ROBERT LENNAHAN Summer of ' 73; The Home; Cooke second; TPS; What 1 could have done if I had stud- ied more and drunk less; The greenies; The god; Bovines. DENNIS J. MANBECK Yoo ; D.V.C. train station; Barrens; Peggy. WILLIAM L. LITTLE To my wife Sharlene; Mr. Deering; Student Center; Coffee in the halls; and the ginkgo trees , ROBERT POINSETT I can ; One of a kind P.C.B.; Wrestling on the wrong mats; water fights in Bamess; Junior and Senior Proms; brocade; pepto Parv.; special thanks to mom; life is never too long to be too short. BRUCE REINHARDT Going to Boston . STEVEN SHELLY DR. PAUL R. BOWEN, A.B.. M.S., Ph.D. Professor of Biology RONALD DEERING, B.S., M.S. Associate Professor of Biology MICHAEL STAUB The school that treats you like an individual? i B fm DR. ROBERT BERTHOLD, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Biology MR. JOHN STANDING B.S., M.S. Instructor in Biology BRIAN VAN LENTEN Ulman II; The 4:01 rain; Bowling; Mary- land; Yen; Farmers; Cafe; Hearts; Cooke II Girls; WMMR; J.B. ' s Shafts; Biology; and many other fine people I won ' t forget. DAVID WILSON Four years of frustration, joy, and headaches that ends in a feeling of great relief — then you realize that you were able to accomplish something you had thought impossible, a truly rewarding experience; May 18, 1973; Sandee. susmBSS =vfr ' Duck soup! ' To the Business Administration Class of 1974: The Business Administration faculty congratulates the members of the Class of ' 74 on your graduation, the first milestone toward entering the business community. Al- though classes are now finished, the learning should not cease. As you enter positions in industry, commerce, and the professions, keep alert to new ideas, better ways to do things, and greater challenges. You will not lose the capac- ity to learn, only the willingness. So take every opportuni- ty to broaden your knowledge, expand your capacity, and thereby secure a promising future. GEORGE F. WEST, B.S., M.B.A. Chairman: Business Administration Department, Assistant Professor of Business Administration George F. West IHOR B. ANDRI.IIWSKY.I I wish to express my thanks to evenone who helped me in the last four years at Delaware Valley, and spei-ial thanks to my parents for all of their help and understanding. CHARLKS G. BYRD N.B.I, with Wat.; Biff and Danny getting chewed out by Mr. Weinman; Special thanks to my wife, Lorraine and Mom for making this possible. GERALD BEIL GERALD HANDLER, B..S., M.A. Instructor in Business Administration DONALD P. CAPONE Beaver season 74; Eggs Babs; Moonie; Oth- er things they won ' t print; Post season blasts; Flamingo Room. DANIEL DAMWEBER DENNIS DUMSHA JOHN D. DELPINO Special thanks to Mom, Dad, the G.I. bill and most of all Karen. GARY J. FANKHOUSER Always waiting for Mike; Pooz Bevn; Joe studying for Finance; Aggravation from Bil- ly; Clubing with Jack. KONALO A. FEUSSNKR Cucho; The ( ooke Hall (jnnt!; ' he Buds; Wild Man; Death Valley Weekends; I ' he I ' oiil Kixim (jroiii); The Mull Jeff crew; (■V;UR; KW; Life and livinK. BRUCE FARQUHAR Upon leaving the service my chances of going to college were grim. I will always be grateful for the opportunity D.V.C. afforded me and for the people I ' ve met . VINCKNT Fl.OCXO MICHAEL SIMONE, B.S.. M.B.A. Assistant Professor of Business Administration C. KEVIN FOSTER THOMAS GERARD Many thanks to Mom and Dad; Bottles ; I don ' t know how to take you ; Dick, Ka- thy, Dave, Fred, Stan, Devinney; Pretzel Bowl 73 ; Moe ' s; Goodbye leech ; Samuel Hall Sports Arena. MICHAEL GEROME ROBERT S. HORROCKS JR. Thanks to Mom. Dad Sue for helping me make it. Those trips to the N.B.I, and walks through ginkgo land. JOHN LEINER RICHARD KOENIG BOYU VV. GHERING, B.S., M.S., M.S. Associate Professor of Physical Sciences VINCENT J. MCINTYRE That Mutt and leff Crew; You don ' t see one without the others, and if you don ' t see one you don ' t see any of them. Carry on John R. STEPHEN S. PRZYUSKI That Mutt and Jeff Crew; You don ' t see one without the others, and if you don ' t see one you don ' t see any of them.; Carry on John R. DONALD J. MURPHY Cross-country practice — Monkey Ball ; LaBaugh and the nun ; OZ in lake Archer; Doc Bee in the showers; Thumben on Route 202 Sunday morning in Feb. JAMES O. RIEGEL That Mutt and Jeff Crew; You don ' t see one without the others, and if you don ' t see one, vou don ' t see anv of them.; Carry on John R.; The Cooke Hall Gang. ROSS ROSENCRANCE CHARLES T. ROLLER JR. My graduation has been made possible because of my wonderful parents.; I ' ll never forget the memories of my 4 yrs. here, the great friends I made, and the things I have learned. EDWARD McCOOL, B.S., M.B.A. Assistant Professor of Busi- ness Administration ALEXANUKR N. SAPHOS That Mutt and Jeff Crew You don ' t see one without the others and if you don ' t see one. you don ' t see any of them; Carry on John. ROBERT SCO ' IT DOUGLAS H. SMITH FRENCH STROTHER GARY G. STOUDT ROBERT F. WEINMAN, B.S., C.P .A. Assistant Professor of Business Administration. KENNETH R. WATKINS Thanks to my wife I made it. ; Keep those ginkgo trees growing. RICHARD W WKISKL Great (acuity made my four years here very beneficial; Give the ginkgo trees to the fire. TIMOTHY L WHITSON :i Musketters - Lib., Cafe, Lasker; Klson 19 — Apple — fight, studying ' : . ' i Witches; 3 day vacation; Hoot — Hoot; Haunted Houses; A-Day ' 71; Ned ' s door; Sea Isle; Barn 5 — snowball fight; Sunbathing and kites; Play — no actors; The weekend; Right Fielders Club; Blender; Dumbwaiter; (iolfball washer and underwear; S.C; Cliffs and head; Kthcr fire; Paul ' s party; 7 28 29 73; Month of hell; PCCA; Ben; Frugal; O.T.R.; Timberly. EDMUND L. WOLFE Thanks C.R., I owe a lot to you.; Bamess Hall sophomore year; Dreaming of my Chevy and my old blue jeans; Neshaminy Hotel; A 4 hour ride; Hats off to Mom and Dad; That certain girl I met on a Satuday in November of ' 73. THOMAS M. ZALASKY Sept. 16, 1973, The Beginning — Thursday nite Bddgie at the Anvil ; Where would BJ be with- out Thomas ' ' God Bless, Mom and Dad; Without them it wouldn ' t have been possible LAWRENCE ZWOLAK PAUL ZWOLAK CKECOISG ' KV Let me entertain any questions. To the Chemistry Graduates of 1974 For the past four years, you have been actively engaged in acquiring the basic tools of the chemical profession. Your success in achieving this goal has been as a result of the patience, understanding, and hard work of both you and your teachers. Today our nation is beset with numerous problems, which you must attempt to resolve. Use your educational experi- ences at Delaware Valley in meeting this challenge . DR. ROBERT S. ORR., M.S., Ph.D. Chairman: Chemistry Department Professor of Chemistry Remember, by continuing to grow educationally and by working together as fully participating citizens. you and our nation will move forward. On behalf of the chemistry faculty, I wish to extend to you our congratulations and best wishes for the future. Sincerely, Robert S. Orr Chairman Chemistry Department .IllllN (• CASKILI. What! you ddnl heat ethanol nvir an open nanu ' ' ; What ' s that on I he ceiling ' ' Ah very vigorous reaction. DR. JESSE ELSON, B.S., B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Professor of Chemistry DR. MICHAEL GARRETT, B.A., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Chemistry WHARTON J. HIRST The easy, one hour Organic Qual Exams that never were and shorty. RICHARD D. OSMAN Debie 71; Skyline 73; Miss Lycoming Chemistry is fun, not a ? DR. EDWARD GOLDBERT, A.B., Ph.D. Associatate Professor of Chemistry PETERJ. RIESJR. Ye shall know the truth and the truth shall make you mad.; That ' s what she said !!!; Gott sei dank!; Es ist Freitag.; Which way to the TGTLEO. DENNIS STEIGERWALT DR. KICHARD C. LUGAR, B.S., M.S., PhD Assistant Professor of Chemistr ' DR. RICHARD A. LAZARUS, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Chemistry ROBERT P. UPTON Senior Research; The I.R. that I almost bought; A-Day beer experiment . DR. JOSEPH P. STENSON, B.S., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Chemistry DR. CHARLES W. WEBER, B.S., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Chemistry Mtth Makes Belter Loverx DR. JOHN R. PLUMMER. B.S., M.S. Ph.D Chairman: Dairy Husbandry Department Assistant Professor of Dairy Science To the Dairy Husbandry Class of 1974: As you leave Delaware Valley College and embark upon your journey into the business world, dream lofty dreams — for dreams are the embryos of realities. A dream which is nurtured will one day become an object accomplished, for he who desires can obtain, and he who aspires will achieve. The vision which you dream is what you will become. We at DVC have attempted to give you an educational basis upon which to build your dreams. We trust that you will use this knowledge as a cornerstone of a vision of what you want to make of your future . Good luck and best wishes for turning your dreams into realities. John Plummer DAVID W.CROOKE Tech II — calculations : Cornell — scenery Summer ' 73 — 4:30 ?; Show String — ' 72, ' 73. JOHNE. GRICE FREEMAN L.EVANS DR. JAMES D. McCAFFREE, B.S.. M.S.. Ph.D. Instrustor in Dairy Husbandry ROBERT McCOY HAROLD E. THIREY B.S.,M.S. Instructor in Animal Science. THOMAS McWILLIAMS Weekends at Hood with Cathy; 10 15 71; Ulman II; Apples, Vino, Long Island and the Farmhouse; Yen; 6 30 72; Many thanks to my parents who helped make this possible. ROBERT MORGAN •Judging team; Springfield: Harrisburg; Madison; Columbus; Work Hall T ; Mom and Dad STEVEN MOVVRY DAVIDA.NEMETH Bowling in Ulman I; Canoe trip on the To- hickon; Pinball Wizard ; Goofy ; week- ends JANICE L. WAUGH Sometimes I thought 1 had come so close, and yet I know I am still so very far away. Maybe someday I will understand.; Will always remember Tony, Ruth, and 4 A.M. milking BRAD WINTERS J. DAVID WIAND Rosie; Frankie and Martie and D.H. Ghetto; Bermuda; ' 74 Dairy Boys A case in point RICHARD DOMMEL, B.S., M.S. Chairman: Food Industry Department Assistant Professor of Food Industry To the Food Industry Class of 1974: I wish the best of life and the desire to make the best of life. You will graduate at a time when events such as the energy crisis will cause change in our life styles and work. I am sure you will succeed through these changes and I would hope that later in life you reflect on how well you have adapted to change. It is important that you never be contemptuous or fearful of changes in events, opinion or ideas. Opportunities and the solu- tion of grievances rest in change. Richard Dommel Chairman, Food Industry Department 219 DorCl.ASANURUS Summer of 73 ; Linda; Shrine ; Harness hall in 1972 DOLGLAS L BOCHOVEN JOSEPH BALLANTYNE Cooke Hall buds; Cooke beach; Florida with the buds ' 72, ' 73, ' 74; Court on Monday night. Margate ' 73; Rat live; Ralph 220 H. STEVEN KNITTEL The old Cooke Hall; Cooke District Court; Florida; Bossman ; Bamess and the Buds; Ralph BRUCE R.LINKE Ulman III; Freshman year; Cooke District Court; The Rat ; Cooke Hall Buds; Ralph ; Bamess II JAMES MANNS ejK£M Ma3MUi; UMUtkUMttM«   «Q JOHN C. BARNES, B.S., M.S. Assistant Professor of Food Industry WILLIAM LEE PORTER B.S.M.S. Assistant Professor of Food Industry. WILLIAM NESTEL ROBERT C. REITNAUER riman Hall; Bells ; LL.Y.C; Smoke on the Water D. PARVIN RICHARDS Long train rides; Wolfson 3; N.J.T.; Denver ' 72; Bow ties; Parson; Mud slide fats and the degreaser; Plant kingdom and tax ex- emption number; Sausage machine; report phobia. RICHARD SCHWARTZ liO ' KGlCUCGU ' R ' E nTWW ' Let ' s loi-e (Jut! ' DR. CLINTON R. BLACKMON. B.S., M.S. Ph.D. Chairman; Horticulture Department Professor of Plant Science To the Graduating Seniors in Horticulture: For almost four years we have enjoyed teaching, advising, and guiding you toward your professional aims and competence. You may now face a new beginning with the assurance that our relationship is not over since you are welcome to return for our assistance or to share experiences. We of the Horticulture Faculty extend to you our best wishes for a happy and useful life with success in your profession. Clinton R. Blackmon Chairman, Horticulture Department 225 l.KKK KHNDER, B.S., M.S. Instructor in Hdrticulture WINFRED P. rOWGILL JR. My Buds at D.V.C.; Bowling team: Homegrown RICHARD A. BARTON L ' lman 2nd Floor; Apples ; Four years with the old man; Yen; The Bowl; Sleep labs DR. DAVID BLUMENFIELD, B.S., M.S. Ph.D. Professor of Hort icul t ure KIRBY ELLIS On belay: Climbing; Falling; Euchre parties with green death and the horrible explosion; On the river; The Motly Crew; What the hell am I doing up here? ROSARIO A. LICCIARDELLO All the goodtimes with the Hort. crew espe- cially Win C, Tom S., and Rich B.; Also the experience and opportunity of working with the Student Government — and being So- cial Committee Chairman along with a great helper Dave.; Also like to close with great appreciation of having good friends as Nick S., John P., Charlie S. and Bill M. and Charlie F. SUN G. PAIK DR. NEIL J. VINCENT, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Horticulture lOHNROHKRTQl ' INN M.S.. C.B.. and ME; Kal John: Jungle Room: NICK DON ' T INVITE ME!; Superniakeet spree; Paul ' s parties; BOS- TON; Spring trip of ' 72 T. ' l; Sumnjer of ' 73 ' 73; dross me out; Ram article that made me so popular; OH. Haseball team; H.O.H.; My deepest thanks to the people who CARED — M.S., C.B.. R.D. Aunt Florrie. Grandma and MOM and DAD LEROY W. FETTERS This is the last round — up. THOMAS SCHULTZ Samuel Hall; Junior and Sophomore year DR. JOSHUA FELDSTEIN. B.S., M.S., PhD Professor of Horticulture ARTHUR H. WEST JR. To my wife Joan and the folks ' s, can thank you really say it all? JOSEPH S. SOLOMON Apple sales at football games; Beaver Col- lege and Joanie; I ' m awake! ; Take a taxi!; That ' s ray Beret CHRISTOPHER C WOL? Our Fraternit , If it s orange it runs bet- ter ; Work Hall T o ' Rnhco ' En ' Ghc It ' s obvious — am I right? You are leaving the college at a time of trial and uncertainty. We hope that you never lose the ideals of your youth and that the things you have experienced and learned at Del Val will contribute in large measure towards a useful and productive life. Frederic S. Blau Chairman Ornamental Horticulture Department FREDRIC S. BLAU, B.L.A., M.L.A. Chairman: Ornamental Horticulture Department Professor of Landscape Design DAVID 1.. BABCOCK Tom, Dick. Jerry. Rick. Stan. Fred; Holy Three; Samuel Hall Shower Team; Pool room; Cards; Richboro; Moe ' s Dew — Drop — Inn; Roling the Ducks CHARLKS.) BO.IAfKJK :i Musketeers — Lib.. Cafe., Laker; Klson 19 — Back Door; :i - D poster; Wolfson 33 - .3 witches; Haunted Houses; Cont; Feb.; Queen Kit A-Day 71; OH. B.B.T.; W.G. — Michelle — Queen; A — Band; Goldman Club; Cramps; Rumor Cont.; ' ■. Right Fielders Club; Tabor Parties; Black eye; 7 28 29 73; Love Comedies ; New Dorm Floot; Joan; Good Friends ' ; Sum. 73 — Chief J. Q. WILLIAM R. BRYNER The 3 stooges — Jeff. Dick Faf (The com- muter — TV room gang; Trips in a Toyota; Snapping Out; Specimen Borrowing; Fak- ing it; Impersonations; Stones ' 72; AI- brecht ' s; Special thanks to Mom and Dad for all t hev have done. DAVIDE. BENNER. B.S. Instructor in Ornamental Horticulture RICHARD H. CAPALDO Faf and Burning Love ; TV. Rooms Guys — Bill, Gary, Jeff, John; The Depants- ment ' in the New Dorm; A special thanks you to ray Mom, Dad and sister for all they have done . GARY T. FAFORD T.V. room experiences; Chemistry; Three great friends; Special thanks to my parents for making it all possible. ..«v ' i ' - ' ifis ladl if ' -i ROBERT E. HEITZMAN The motly crew; Climbing; Canoeing Mount Aineenng; Echre parties and creen death; Herb stories; The steel pig; Jumping in the river to avoid getting wet; Adventure isn ' t in the guidebook and beauty isn ' t on the map; Seek and ye shall find and the rest of all that crap. JOSEPH E.FULCOLY III Nov. 9, 1971; Nancv; T.V. Lunch Room; D.V.C. Fats. CONRAD O. FONTAINE My pen now lies at the bottom of page one, my thought are now optimistically turned to those empty chapters yet remaining. 233 CRAIG G. JACOBUS WILLIAM LAPP Ulman III; Intramurals football; Harness beer blasts; sleep and weekend sailing. FRANKGRAU, B.S.,M.A. Assistant Professor of Ornamental Horticulture PAUL KARCEWSKI Trips north; Hap; The old Cuba: Paul ' s; Trip south; Collegeville dam; Stocksberry; Doe Mt.; Keep on trucking ANDREW KOTALIC My great parents; ChFj — rhubarb — the captain and zappa; ChF, i — lovely week- ends — meat boycotts; Not now but later. I ■■ v W 1 Wi ' ( DAVID E. LOSER My deepest thanks to my Mother and Fa- ther without whose help and encouragement I could not have accomplished so much; Floom 104; Commuting in the ' 49 Plymouth; Another test. DR. LOUIS POLITES, B.S. M.S., Ph.D Assistant Professor of Horticulture STEPHEN E. MOVER The commuter ' s parking lot and long hours in seclude spots in the library; ' — Chances on the no. of Benner ' s specimens . ROBERTO. MILLER 5 roommates in 2 years; Dark room and the yearbook; A-Day and not doing any- thing; 2 11 73. RICHARD OGLEVEE Weekends and Kathy; Tom, Dave, Butch, Fred, Jerry, Stan and Rick; The Holy Three; Samule Hall shower team; Pizza Beer; Richboro; The Rat JULES PERLSTEIN Life is a multitude of complexities; Strive for simplicity and contentment but don ' t sacrifice the depravations of life for the satisfaction of love.; I leave my future to fate; See you all later. JOHN W. RUBY 2nd Hearts; Cooke Hall gang,; Didn ' t have to; Dingy; Fat Eddie; The mad bomber MARK W. SAUNDERS M.T.; Fish lips; Haunted House; Goldman Club; O.H.S.; Bill, Chuck and Mike; P.F. — Award; J.Q.; Lost Opel; Not that I look; Beaver; Morris; Kingwood; Ski trips; Score card, L.S.D.; Montreal NICHOLAS M.SACCO It ' s great to be finished; To the many people that pulled for me, Thanks; Remembering the good old days of Goldman and Elson, and to all my friends in Aggieland. V l - R Y C. SHII ' K O.T.R.: 29; our dog: Summer of ' ;) with face . Hurpee seeds grow — yes, no. may- be, hliuik!; To those who left Ralph. Tom and Yen; Special thanks to my roommate for sharing the good times and the bad times. CHKCOKVR.THIKI. Hearts sophomore year; Moo; ino; Apples; Kat Eddie; Chairman HIau; in memory of Yen: Hell! I ' m gettin ' thirsty. C.KRARDTUMOI.O •Jerry O; ChF5; Moe ' s, .Samuel 2nd floor; Richboro; Linda; Ruck; Tomatoe head ChFstaff. ABRAHAM RELLIS Instructor in Floriculture SZTllCR CChSS ADDISB DR. JAMKS E. Ml! 1 i ' Assistant Professor cil Biology M.A.. I ' h.U May 19, 1974 the Class of ' 74, 1 (in not know all of you, yet from all of you as a group I have learned much about a generation of young people cognizant of today ' s problems and willing to work toward their solutions. From those of you whom I have encountered in the class- room and laboratory I have learned much about the signifi- cance of one discipline of science . From the few of you whom I have come to know well 1 have learned much about myself. Thank you for letting me be your class advisor during your last year as students here. Sincerely, J i yy VA NORMAN FINNANCE This book has been a successful, cumulative effort of many people. We, as the Co-Editors, would like to thank Glenn Fahnestock, the Daily Intelligencer, and Robert McClelland for their aid in photography; John Gaskill for his help in obtaining advertis- ments; Dianne Rodgers and Lisa Harvey for their invaluable drawings; Mrs. Galitz for her many typing assignments; and to our patient advisor, Robert Sauer, who was always ready to lis- ten to our complaints and ideas, and for his help in many aspects. But especially to a great staff with whom it was educational, fun, and rewarding to work with, we say thanks for your pa- tience with us and compatability among all of us. People pass through different eras of life — ours included a deluge of experiences, which have made our time worthwhile. In our stay, friends have been met and left, their impressions deep- ly felt. Eras are only eras, they are not the end of time. DAVECHARraER Dave Charrier Norman Finnance Co-Editors 1974 Cornucopia CAMERA SHY Lawrence Dell Hsury Dumsha Glenn Frater William Gadd Joseph Gallicchio Paul Giering David Hibbs Mark House Robert Jacobus William Kapichok Michael Lazin Zoltan Lelkes Paul Loos William Miller Joseph Murphy Robert Naylor Ira Niedweske Peter Schmid Edward Vesey III Larry Wallach Fred Wustholz mam f  a ' ' ; e ' Kh ' DUhZiion ' ' ' ' - ' iT ' ilKM ' ' ! 249 X i ' A nitDAC ■Mocoey T USI-TIESS C ' HZCOISZ ' KV ' DAI ' R ' il fOCD CR ACDETlt Ai: L_i: Fric ' iuis 1 will remember you. think of you. pray for you, and when another day is thru, I ' ll still be friends with you. John Denver AGROSOMY NICODEMUS K. ADIKH 403 E. Stalest. Doylestown, Pa. 18901 JOHN B. ALLISON 101 Green Brian Lansdale, Pa. 194-16 Intramural Bowling 1.2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Softball 2; Soil Conservation Society 3,4. JOSEPH A. AMISSON 3709 Elmhurst Avenue Bristol. Pa. 19007 PAUL A. BEERS 382 North Street Didgefield. Conn. 06877 Soil Conservation Club, President Agronomy Club. Soil Judging Team. Delta Tau Alpha. ICC. Photo Club. EDWARD R HIDDLK R.D.3 Huntingdon. Pa. 16652 Gleaner, Ram. Varsity Club. Baseball. RAYMOND D. BLEW R.D. 4 Bridgeton, N.J. 08302 Editor of Gleaner, A-Day Committee, Horticulture Club. BRYAN E. BOLEHALA Bole 83 Montclair Avenue Little Falls, N.J. 07424 Student Govt., Soil Conservation Society, Senior Class Pres.. Recycling. JOHN J. BITLER Box 375 Murray Place Bridgehampton, N.Y. 11932 Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Soil Judging Team. HARRY CRESSMAN 1060 Snyder Rd. Lansdale, Pa. 19446 DANIEL DaCUNHA Box 108 Colonial Park, Doylestown. Pa. 18901 JON DANKO Mechanicsville Rd. Carversville. Pa. 18913 JEFFREY EVANS 125 W. Crescent Parkway South Plainfield, N.J. 07080 RICHARD P. GRANT Dublin Village Apartments 1-3 Dublin, Pa. 18917 LAWRENCE 1) HEPNER JR. 823 Van Reed Rd. Wyomissing, Pa. 19610 Soil Judging 2,3,4; D.T.A. .3,4; Basketball 1. ZOLTAN LELKES 50 S.Dover St. Somerset, N.J, 08873 DONALD McAGHON Cypher ' s Rd. Milford, N.J. 08848 OWEN mac; I IRE 63 Cypress Avenue Bogota, N.J. 07603 WILLIAM N. MILLER Beverly Rd. Burlington, N.J. 08016 JOSEPH MURPHY 1901 S. 65th St. Phila. Pa. 19055 ANGELO PETRAGLIA 19 Wesley Avenue Atlantic Highlands, N.J. 08037 BARRY PISTINER 4 Scarlet Oak Dr. Lafayette Hill, Pa. 15444 FRANCIS POST 35 N.Thomas St. Kingston, Pa. 18704 CHARLES SHAFFER R.D. 1 Box 41 Boswell, Pa. 1.5531 STEPHAN SIMMERS 27 Chestnut Hill L.W. apt. B7 Reisteistown, Md.21136 Conservation Club. ANIMAL HUSBANDRY THOMAS F. BYRNE Cranburv Station Rd. Cranburv, N.J. 08512 Block and Bridle Club, Delta Tau Alpha. YOUNG CHULCHOI Dublin Village Apt. E-7 Dublin, Pa. 18917 WTLLIAM R. CLARKE HI 109 Spring Valley Hoop Altamonte Springs, Florida 32701 258 DEBORAH A. COLEMAN 6th Gwynedd Avenue North Wales, Pa. 19454 JAY FALLON 16 Emory St. Jersey City, N.J. 07304 Football, Block and Bridle Club (Pres.), Intramurals, Varsity Club. JOHN FLEAGER R.D. 2Boxl94 Coatesville, Pa. 19320 Animal Husbandry Club. GLENN FRATER Box73-AR.R. 1 Furlong, Pa. 18925 MICHAEL GROGAN 844 Fourth Avenue Corapolis, Pa. 15108 Block Bridle 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 2,3,4; Fish and Game Club 2; Intramural Golf 2,3,4. CYNTHIA ANNE HARDING R.D. 2Box340 Milford, N.J. 08848 Equine Club, A-Day. JOHN J. HAUSER BoxlUATicetownRd. Old Bridge, N.J. 08857 Varsity Club 2,3,4; Tennis 3,4; Judging Team . Lettered 1,2,3,4; Capt. 3,4; Block Bridle TIMOTHY HORN 1572 Sleepy Hollow Rd. York, Pa. Block Bridle Club, Intercollegiate Livestock Judging Team, D.T.A., Intramurals. MARK HOUSE Bamer Rd. Doylestown, Pa. 18901 JOSEPH G. LALLI 1342 S. 9th St. Phila, Pa. 19147 Scuba Club Pres., Block Bridle Club, Photo Club. E. RANDALL MILLER 1409 Carlton Dr. Lancaster, Pa. 17601 TIMOTHY PAXSON Star Route Parksburg, Pa. 19365 BRUCE PRATT 607 Dale Court River Vale, N.J. 07675 MARK A. SCHNEIDER 13 Gardenia Dr. Maple Shade, N.J. 08052 DAVID SVERDUK 182 James Street Toms River, N.J. 08753 Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 1,2,3,4; Tennis 1; Apiary Society 1,2, 3,4; Honey Sales Chairman 2,3 Pres. 4; Dorm Proctor 3,4; D.T.A. 3,4 Vice Pres. 4; Student Gov ' t. Rep. 3, Student Court Prosecutor 3; Block and Bridle 2,3,4; Program, Chairman 4. JOSEPH C. THONUS JR. 70 Hilltop Rd. Mahwah, N.J. 07430 Wrestling, Varsity Club, Block Bridle. ALLAN H. VORHAUER R.D. 1 Box 560 Portage, Pa. 15946 Block Bridle Club 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Varsity 2,3,4; Cross Coun- try 2,3; Livestock Judging 4. ALAN WEISGOLD 801 Selmer Rd. Phila., Pa. 19116 Block Bridle Club 1,2,3,4; Intramural Basketball. Football. Baseball 4 years; A-Day Rep. 1 year; Intercollegiate Livestock Judging Team. GARY D. WOODRUFF R.D. 1 Box 100 Canonsburg, Pa. 15317 J.V. Basketball 1; Block Bridle; Intramural 72-73, V.P. 73-74. BIOLOGY DENNIS BAUER 92 Briaroot Lane Levittown, Pa. 19054 DAVID P. CHARRIER 8 Notch Park Rd. Little Falls, N.J. 07424 Yearbook — Staff 3, Co-Editor 4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4 V.P. 2; A-Day Rep. 3, Pres. 3,4; Band 1,2,3; A-Dav Rep. 2, Pres. 3; Science Society 2; Ram 3; Photo Club 4, A-Day Rep. 4; I.C.C. 4; Tour Guide 4. STEVEN E. CSORGO JR. R.F.D. 4 Box 111 Robbinsville, N.J. 08691 Apiarist Society, A-Day Committee. STEPHEN DOWHAN 40 Washington Parkway Bayonne, N.J. 07002 Class Treasurer 2,3,4; Science Society V.P. 2,3. JACK FACCIOLO 101 S. Oak Lane Primes, Pa. 19018 CHARLES D. FERREE JR. 45 West High St. Windsor, Pa. 17366 Intramural Football, Softball, Vollyball; Glee Club. EUGENE FINK 1832 Webster Lane Ambler, Pa. 19002 NORMAN F. FINNANCE 2600 Edfinn Rd. Silver Spring, Md. 20904 A-Day, Apiarist Society, Block Bridle Club, Glee Club, Newman Club, Ornamental Horticulture Society, Ram, Science Society, Weightlifing Club (Treasurer, A-Day Rep.), Cornucopia (Co-Editor). CAROL ANNE FINNIE P.O. Box 2 Holicong, Pa. 18928 DAVID HIBBS 610 Delft Lane Hatboro, Pa. 19040 CRAIG D. THATCHER 2086 Jenkintown Rd. Glenside, Pa. 19038 Block Bridle Club, A-Day Show, D.T.A., Secretary of Class of 1974. DANIEL C. HOWARD R.D. 1 Box 101 Wharton, N.J. 07885 Science Society 1,2,3. MAKIANNK T. KNKBELS l.W W. Marshdll Avenue Lan|{h irne, Va. I9017 Cilee Club. Ski I ' lub, Science Society, A-Uay. ROHKHT LKNNAHAN 10 Bailey I ' luce Sewaren. N..1. 07077 Science Society 3,-J; Student (lov ' t. 1; Senior Class Vice President . WILLIAM L. LIITLK AM HulmeviUe Kd. Lanijhome, I ' a. liKI-17 DENNIS J. MANHECK R.D.ffl Robesonia, Pa. 19551 Student Government. ROBERT H. POINSETT 510 Burlington Avenue Bradley Beach. N.. I. 07720 Science Society. Weightlifting Club, Intramural Football, Basketball, Softball. BRUCE N. RElNHARirr 62 Balfour Lane Ramsey, N.J. 07446 Glee Club 1,2; Dorm Counselor 3,4. PETER SCHMID 1821 Rich Hill Rd. Feaster ille. Pa. 19047 STEVEN SHELLY 814 Juniper St. Quakertown, Pa. 18951 Basketball 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 1, 1,3,4 Pres. 1973-1974. MICHAEL STAUB 6427 Palmetto St. Phila. Pa. 19111 Bowling Team, Science Society. BRIAN VAN LENTEN 514 Warren Avenue Ho-Ho-Kus. N.J. 07423 DAVID L. WILSON 15 Drexel Rd. Hatboro. Pa. 19040 Tennis. Baseball. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION IHOR B. ANDRIJIWSKYJ 720GlenviewSt. Phila., Pa. 19111 GERALD H. BEIL 40 College Ave. Flourtown, Pa. 19031 CH.ARLES G. BYRD 349 W. 6th. St. Lansdale, Pa. 19446 DONALD P. CAPONE 1400 S.Dover St. Phila., Pa. 19146 Football 1-2-3-4; Varsity Club. DANIEL DAMWEBER 2103E. TreraontSt. Allentown, Pa. 18105 JOHN D. DELPINO 490 Hopwood Drive Warminster, Pa. 18974 Vice President — Veterans Club; Treasurer — Business Club; Student Chairman — Delaware Valley College Career Conference. HARRY J DUMAS 1833 0akmont St. Phila.. Pa. 19111 DENNIS Dl ' MSHA 7515 Uirelto Ave. Phila., Pa. 19111 GARVJ.FANKHOCSER 2129 River Rd. Cornwells Heights, Pa. 19020 Football 1,2; Baseball 2; Business Club. BRUCE FAKtil ' HAH RD. «4 Doylestown, Pa. IKiXll Wrestling; Flying; Business Club. RONALD A. FEUSSNER East South St. Freeland, Pa. 18224 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. VINCENT FLOCCO 14:!7 Butler Pike Conshohocken. Pa. 19428 CHAFILES KEVIN FOSTER 7 Broad St. Florence, N.J. 08518 Football 1.2,3.4; Ba.seball 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 3 years. Wll.I.iA.M K, (iADI) JOSEPH F. GALLICCHIO 938 Claire Ave. Huntingdon Valley. Pa. 19006 THOMAS GERARD 4306AldineSt. Phila., Pa. 19136 Freshmen Class Treasurer. Football Manager 1. MICHAEL GEROME 175McKinleySt. Bristol, Pa. 19007 ROBERT S. HORROCKS, JR. Skippack Pike Worcester, Pa. 19490 Track; Business Club. RICHARD J. KOENIG 130(1 Foulkrod St. Phila.. Pa. 19124 JOHN LEINER 60S. 3rd. St. Coplay, Pa. 18037 Basketball; Business Clubs; Intramurals — Basketball. VINCENT J. McINTYRE 113 Bonnett Lane Hatboro, Pa. 19040 Business Club — 3 years. DONALD J. MURPHY Fenimore Rd., R.D. 2 Mt. Holly. N.J. 08060 Animal Husbandry Club 1; A-Day Representative 3; Apiarist Society 1,2, 3.4; Track 1; Cross-Country 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 1,2,3,4. TIMOTHY NOEL 382 Davisville Rd. Warminster, Pa. 18974 STEPHEN S. PRZYUSKI 2 EasthiU Drive Doylestown. Pa. 18901 Business Club; A-Day Committee. Business Club 2,3,4. JAMES O. RIEGEL 704 Abbey Lane Lansdale, Pa. 19446 Business Club. CHARLES T. ROLLER, JR. 504 Corinthian Ave. Hatboro, Pa. 19040 Ba.seball 1,2; Business Club — 3 yrs.; Business Club A-Day Committee Chairman 3; Business Club Activities Coordinator 4; Intraraurals. ROSS ROSENCRANCE Box 243 Greeley, Pa. 18425 ALEXANDER N. SAPHOS 676 Parmentier Rd. Warminster, Pa. 18974 Business Club. ROBERT J. SCOTT 68 Elmwood Dr. Clifton, N.J. 07013 DOUGLAS H. SMITH Spruce St. and Seiner Lane Apt. B-26 Doylestown. Pa. 18901 Veterans Club: Newspaper. GARY G. STOUDT 2201 Northampton Ave. Northampton, Pa. 18067 Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1, FRENCH STROTHER 1558 Fairview Ave. Willow Grove, Pa. 19090 Football; Baseball. ROBERT W. TAYLOR EDWARD C. VESEY, III 543 Cedarbrook Rd. Southampton, Pa. 18966 KENNETH R. WATKINS 621 Lincoln Ave. Apt. B-3 Morrisville, Pa. 19067 Business Club; Veterans Club. RICHARD W. WEISEL 1219 Horsham Rd. Ambler, Pa. 19002 Business Club. TIMOTHY L WHITSON 89 River Rd. Sayreville, N.J. 08872 Tours 2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Secretary 2; A-Day 3,4; Band 1,2,3; Secre- tary-Treasurer 2,3; Ram 3; Business Club 1,2,3,4; Newman Club 2; Year- book 3,4; Business Manager 4. EDMUND L. WOLFE SmithfieldRd. Milan, Pa. 18831 THOMAS M. ZALASKY 159 Berkshire Valley Rd. Kenvii, N.J. 07847 Business Administration Society 1,2,3,4; A-Day Representative 3, Pres- ident 4; Track 1; Golf 2. LAWRENCE ZWOLAK 300 Main St. Linfield, Pa. 19468 PAUL ZWOLAK 300 Main St. Linfield, Pa. 19468 Chess Club, Chemistry Club CHEMISTRY JOHN C. GASKILL 9436LansfordSt. Phila., Pa. 19114 Intramural Bowling, A-Day WHARTON J. HIRST 464 Claremont Rd. Springfield, Pa. 19064 Chemistry Club. RICHARD D. OSMAN 117 Maple Avenue Hatboro, Pa. 19040 Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; A-Day 3,4, Sec-Treas 4; I.C.C. 1,2,3, 4, Vice Pres. 3,4; Apairy Society 2,3,4, Sec. 4. PETER RIES JR. 2185 Longiiiew Rd. Warrington, Pa. 18976 Chemistry Club. DENNIS STEIGERWALT 141 Birch Dr. Levittown, Pa. 19054 ROBERT P. UPTON 460 Almshouse Rd. Doylestown, Pa. 18901 DAIRY HUSBANDRY DAVID W. CROOKE R.D. =2 Box 259 New Hope, Pa. 18938 Glee Club, Dairy Society. FREEMAN EVANS R.D. 2 Chester Springs, Pa. 19425 JOHN E. GRICE R.D. 6 Washington, Pa. 15301 WILLIAM KAPICHOK 1633 Main St. Trappe, Pa. 19426 ROBERT McCOY R.D. 1 Box 249 Aliquippa, Pa. 15001 THOMAS McWILLIAMS R.D. lBox213 Pen Argyl, Pa. 18072 ROBERT R. MORGAN 11.58 Morgan Rd. Bridgeville, Pa. 15017 STEVEN MOWRY R.D. 1 Roaring Springs, Pa. 16673 DAVID NEMETH R.D. lBox8-B Campbell Hall, N.Y. 10916 WAPO DJ: Intramural Softball, Volleyball. JANICE L. WAUGH 244 Hillside Avenue Cranford, N.J. 07016 Dairy Society. J. DAVID WIAND Box 176 R.D.  1 Spring City, Pa. 19475 BHADWIN WINTKKS 321 W. Church St. Soiiiureot, Pa. 19901 Dairy Society. FUOD INDUSTRY DOUGLAS ANDRUS R.D. «1 Milan, Ch. 18931 Food Industry Club 3,4. JOSKPH HALLANTYNK 1 1 Oakhourne .•Xveiiue Wcsttown, Po. Food Industry Club, Intramurals. DOUGLAS L. ROCKOVEN W. MiunSt. Bnxikside, N..I. Koiid Industr. ' Club, Delta Tau Alpah. THOMAS DelPlZZO 627 Chain St. Norrlstown, Pa. Intramural Football, Volleyball; D.T.A.; F(H d Industp. ' Club. PAUL GIERING 1108 Turner St. Allentown, Pa. 18102 H. STEVEN KNITTEL 562PedlevRd. PhUa., Pa. Food Industry Club, Intramurals. BRUCE R. LINKE 812 Eight St. Union City. N.J. 07087 Intramurals, Food Industry Club, Science Society, Delta Tau Alpha. JAMES MANNS 57 Lurgan Rd. New Hope, Pa. 18938 WILLL M NESTEL 3505 AshvilleSt. Phila., Pa. 19136 ROBERT C. REITNAUER R.D. 4 Box 303 Boyertown. Pa. 19512 D. PARVIN RICHARDS W. Landis Avenue Bridgeton, N.J. 08302 A.P.O. 1,2,3,4; Pres. 3; A-Day 2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Food Industry Club 1,2, 3,4;Treas.4;I.C.C.3. RICHARD SCHWARTZ R.D. 35 Box 449 Newtown, N.J. 07860 GARY J. SIMPSON 395 Overland Dr. Stratford, Conn. Cross Country, Track, Varsity, Food Industry Club, Ski Club, Intra- murals. FRED WUSTHOLZ 32 Leoson Parkway Old Tappan, N.J. 07675 RAY YOURGALITE 3363 Carter Lane Chester, Pa. 19013 Kit IIAKl) A BAR TON Kl I I Stfwurt.stciwn, Pa. 17363 Horticulture Society 1,2,3,4, InlriimurHls; (iolf 2,3. WINFREDP. COVVCll.L.IK 36 Clarendon Ct. Metachen, N.J.()HH4II Track 3,4; .Ski Club; Weightlifting Club; .Student Gov ' t. Rep. 4; Intra- mural Football, BaHketball, Volleyball. LAWRENCE DELL 2001 Duke St. Laureldale. Pa. 19605 KIRBY ELLIS Box 14 Seldom Seen Road Bradfordwoods, Pa. 1,5015 Horticulture Club, WAPO.Canoeiiit;, (limbing. Caving, Carousing. MICHAEL LAZIN 16 .Stonglsign Dr. Lebanon, Pa. 17042 ROSARIO A. LICCIARDELLO Box 25 A R.D.  2 Russell Mill Raod Swedesboro, N.J. 08085 Circle K. 3,4; Horticulture Club 2,3; D.T.A. 3,4; A.P.O. 1,2,3,4; Student Gov ' t. 2,3,4; Vice Pres. Freshman Class; President Junior Class. PAUL LOOSE R.D. 1 Box 194 East Greenville, Pa. ROBERT NAYLOR 1076 Brookdale Rd. Martinsville, N.J. 08836 SUN G. PAIK P.O. Box 218 Kwang Wha Moon Seoul, Korea LeROY W. PETTERS North Avenue Pine St. Blue Anchor, N.J. 08037 Football 1,2,3,4. JOHN ROBERT QUINN 97 Greenleaf Avenue Staten Island, New York 10310 Ornamental Horticulture Society 1,2,3,4; Treas. 2, Vice Pres. 3; Horticul- ture Society 2,3; Delta Tau Alpha 3,4 Secretary 4; Ram 1,2; Co-Editor 2; Class of 1974 Yearbook — Senior Section. THOMAS SCHULTZ 219 Alabama Avenue Toms River, N.J. Student Gov ' t Rep., Scuba Club 1; Bowling 1,4. JOSEPH S. SOLOMON 1459CrestonSt. Phila.. Pa. 19149 Student Gov ' t. Rep., Horticulture Club. ARTHUR H. WEST JR. R.D. 1 Allentown, N.J. 08501 Intramural Softball and Volleyball; Horticulture CluD. CHRISTOPHER C. WOLF 1568 Elkins Avenue Abington, Pa. 19001 A.P.O., Equine. HORTICULTURE ORNAMENTAL HORTICULTURE DAVID L. BABCOCK York Road Hightstown, N.J. 08520 President — Freshmen Class; President Intramural Bowling League: Range Officer — Delaware Valley College Fish and Game Association; Intramural — pool, bowling, football, baseball, pinball. CHARLES J. BOJACK JR. 418 Crestwood Ave. Southampton, Pa. 19047 Onr. Hort. Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; Chorale 1,2,3,4; Treas. 3-4; Contem- porary Club 1,2,3,4 — Vice President 2,3,4; A-Day Committee 2-3; The Ram 1,2,3; Tour Guide 3,4. WILLIAM R. BRYNER 1508 Sycamore Ave. N. Willow Grove, Pa. 19090 RICHARD H. CAPALDO 97 Cherry HUl Lane Broomall, Pa. 19008 Intramurals 1,2. GARY T. FAFORD 8117 Mart indale St. PhUa., Pa. 19136 Ornamental Horticulture Society. CONRAD O. FONTAINE 608 Ford St. Bridgeport, Pa. 19405 JOSEPH E. FULGOLY, ID 600 Iron HUl Rd. Doylestown, Pa. 18901 Ornamental Hroticulture Club 2,3; Football 3,4; Winter Track 3. RUTH HARZULA 537RiIlmanSt. Hillside, N.J. 07205 ROBERT E. HEITZMAN 347 Edstan Way Paramus, N.J. 17652 A.P.O. CRAIG G. JACOBUS 3 Oak Terrace Long Valley, N.J. 07853 ROBERT H. JACOBUS 42 Plymouth St. Fairfield, N.J. 07006 PAUL K. KARCEWSKI 749 Oak Park Rd. Hatfield, Pa. 19440 Ski Club Treasurer, Vice President and President 1,2,3,4; A-Day Repre- sentative 1973; Om. Hort. Society Treasurer ' 73, 1,2,3,4; D.T.A. 3,4; I.C.C. 3,4; Photo Club 1. ANDREW KOTALIC 246 Altamont Place Somerville, N.J. 08876 Newspaper, School. WILLIAM A. LAPP 438 Summit Ave. Cedarhurst, N.Y. 11516 Intramural football 1,2,3,4; Intramural Basketball 1,3,4. ROBERT G. MILLER R.D. 5 - Box 585 Flemington, N.J. 08822 Om. Hort. Society; I.C.C; Photo Club; Glee Club; Yearbook. STEPHEN E. MOYER 808 Quarry Rd. Perkasie, Pa. 18944 D.T.A. RICHARD C. OGLEVEE 152 Oglevee Lane Connellsville, Pa. 15425 Delaware Valley Rifle Club, Vice President 1; Delaware Valley Fish and Game, President 2,3; Intramural Football and Basketball. ROBERT J. PALAZZI 746 9th St. Oakmont, Pa. 15139 Intramural pinball. JOHN W. PATTEN 31 Story St. New Egypt, N.J. 08533 JULES PERLSTEIN R.D. 6 - Parvins Mill Rd. Bridgeton, N.J. 08302 Om Hort. Society; Student Government, Coffee Houses; Concerts; Gui- tar and Music; Parties, Bull Shit.... JOHN W. RUBY, n 402 Manor Drive Dublin, Pa. 18917 NICHOLAS M. SACCO 190 Washington St. Long Branch N.J. 07740 Intramural football, basketball, volleyball and Softball. MARK W. SAUNDERS 67 Milton Ave. Boston, Massachusetts 02109 Om Hort. Society — President 3,4, A-Day Committee 2,3,4; Ram 2,3; Ski Club 2,3,4; Tour Guide 3,4. RAY C. SHIPE R.D. 3 Sunbury, Pa. 17801 Om. Hort. Society 1,2,3,4; Secretary 1. FREDERICK SMITH 708 Sellers St. Jeannette, Pa. 15644 GREGORY R. THIEL lOSFordhamSt. WUliston Park, N.Y. 11596 Om Hort. Society 1; Cross Country 1,2; Intramural Bowling 3,4; Conser- vation Society 4. GERARD TUMOLO 519 Collins Ave. Pittsburgh, Pa. 15206 Range Office — Fish Game Assn. 3; Student Govemment Rep. 2; In- tramural Bowling, Basketball, Football and Softball. LARRY J. WALL AC H 31 Ackley Ave. Malveme, N.Y. 11565 DAVID E. LOSER 709 Paxson Ave. Wyncote, Pa. 19095 Intramural Basketball; Dean ' s List 1,2,3,4; Choir. HOWARD MANDEL 1718GoucherSt. Johnstown, Pa. 15905 263 ADVERTISING To the Senior Class of ' 74, Upon embarking into a world of turmoil and confusion — DESIDERATA G O PLACIDLY AMID THE NOISE HASTL REMEMBER WHAT PEACE THERE MA BE IN SILENCE. AS FAR AS POSSIBLE WITHOUT surrender be on good terms with all persons. Speak your truth quietly clearly, and listen to others, even the dull ignorant; thev too have then slorv W .Avoid loud . aggressive persons, they are vexations to the spirit. It ' ou compare ' ourseil v ith others, vou may become vain bitter, tor alvvaA - then v ill be greater lesser persons than X ' ouiM-lt. Ln|o ' ' iuir ai, hiex fments as well as your plans. Keep mtere tud in Niuir nwvi career, however humble: it is a real po . - ' -ion in tlie changing torlune ot time. E erL ise L aution in ' oui bu ' -ines attairs: tor the v ' orld is tull ot tricker - But let this ivit blind vou to v hat irtue there is: many persons strut ' tor high ideaN and e ' er ' v here lite is l ull ot heroism. Be vou r sol I Lspe iall -, dn not teign attet tion Neither be i. -ni(. al about hue: tor m the tatcnl all aridit ' disfut hantment it is perennial as the grass. Take kindK ' the (.ounscl ot the veais gra et ulK ' surrendering the things ot i)Uth. Nurtuir sin ngth ot spirit to shield vou in sudden misti iii u nc. But do not distress nuirselt with imaginings. Man ' teais ,ne born ot t atigue loneliness. Bevond a wholesome dis(. iphnc. be gentle with %-oinselt . ou are a child ot the uni eisr no less than the trees the stars: vou ha ' e a right to be here. .And whether or not it is clear to vou, no doubt the unixeise is un- tolding as it should Theretore be at pea e with Cod, whatever you concei ' e Hini to be, and whatever our labors aspirations, in the noisv contusion ot lite keep peace uith ' our soul. With all Its sham, drudgery broken droanis, it is still a beautiful world. Bei.aretul. Strive to be happy. MAX EHRMAMM 1927 by Max Ehrmann All rights reserved. Copyright renewed 1954 by Bertha K. Ehrmann Reprinted by permission Crescendo Publishing Co., Boston, Mass. a thought to remember from the class of ' 76 Tree Congratulations to the Class of 1974 The Horticulture Society ROYER GREENHOUSES Plant Market Rt.611 Cross Keys Doylestnwn, Pa. 1S9()I Phone: 345-0422 RUDOLPH ' S CLOTHING — CAMPING — ARMY NAVY MAIN OAKLAND WARMINSTER PLAZA DOYLESTOWN WARMINSTER 215-348-5230 215-675-2330 Congratulations Class of 1974 Skyline Lounge Restaurant Pizza, Steaks, Seafood, Italian Food Take out service Complete line of take out Beer Located in Chalfont Village Shopping Center Chalfont. Pa. BO PEEP CLEANERS Doylestown Shopping Center Doylestown, Pa. 822-9919 822-8852 COLONIAL VILLAGE MOTEL Rt.611 Danboro, Pa. 18916 COURT HOUSE MOTOR INN 625 N. Main St. Doylestown, Pa. TYSON ' S MUSIC 331 N. 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Brenneman Dr. Arthur Brown Sidney Brunwasser ' 20 Wm. James Burns 33 Franklyn P. Bushnell ' 50 Harry Chait Martin M. Cohien ' 25 Michael E. Cohien ' 25 Aaron W. Colten David J. Cramer Ray E. Cupples. Jr. ' 64 I. Dagan Dr. Ronald H. Dalrymple ' 65 Leonard M. Dansky ' 42 Tappa Kega Dave ' 62 Dennis J. Derr ' 73 Ben Dinitz 34 Alfred S. Douglas James A. Douglass ' 70 A. Leigh Edwards ' 66 Carl C. Eisele Samuel Erde ' 17 Henry Fairstone 23 Theodore Fertik ' 29 Stanlev Fidell ' 29 Paul Fitch ' 69 I. Tod Flaum John A. Florio Lewis I. Fox ' 22 William Fox ' 28 Alan R. Feieman. D.M.D. Charles Garment Thomas W. Garton. Jr. ' 70 George (Bud) Geiger ' 68 Samuel M. Golden ' 22 Charles Goodman ' 33 Edward Ed, Gordon ' 26 Raymond W. Gotthardt ' 71 Walter J. Groman ' 20 Paul B. Gross ' 68 Dennis S. Gural ' 65 Robert C. Hasselbauer Dave Heebner William Henry Pete Herman ' 23 Dr. M. Peter Hoffman 63 Albert W. Hoguet, Jr. Walter L. Holt, Jr. Joe Jolof ' 39 Jeffrv Jon ' 67 Mr. Mrs. Ted Kabat, Jr. Carl Kahan ' 31 V ' ictor Jane Kalina Dennis F. Kalinowski ' 69 David Kaplan 30 Warren F. Kastner 41 Dr. Mrs. Walter J. Render 57 Russell G. Kenny. Jr. Joseph H. Kershner The Dale Kinneys David M. Kipphut 73 Burton L. Klein Irwin Klein 26 Larry Klein Marvin J. Klein Allen Klevansky Irving Duke Koltnow Theodore Krause 30 Harry Krisher ' 22 Carl F. Leutner ' 52 Mr. Mrs. Herbert Levin ' 69 Norman Lewis 24 Kalman Liske Henri J. Liva Curtis W. Loser, ' 43 George Blanchard Lucas ' 35 M. Elizabeth Maddock ' 70 Arnold Malin ' 41 Peter Matcovich ' 34 Albert Matlaf ' 27 Kenneth B. Mayer Larry Mazer ' 36 J.B.Mcbcool, Jr. ' 18 Gerald P. McMahon Mark McPeak Stanley H. Michalak ' 32 Samuel L. Miller, In memory of John R. MoUick ' 43 Nate Moser ' 32 Aaron Moskowitz ' 20 Louis J. Mostardi William T. Mulvey, Jr. Joseph S. Nathanson ' 42 Pete Nicas ' 59 Myron J. Nickman ' 39 Louis Xison ' 35 W. James Orem 57 Carl Pearlstein LeoM. Perkes 38 Anthony R. Perri Mark Piznik ' 73 Edward D. Plotka Arthur Foley and Family ' 54 James Powell (Pollachek) ' 33 Mike Pram Pramick Richard Raben ' 44 Joseph Raskin ' 32 Walter G. Redfern ' 37 Al. Rellis ' 30 Paul D. Rohr ' 59 Dr. Edward L. Rose, D.V.M. ' 68 Albert Rosen ' 32 Bernard Rosenman ' 28 Leon Rosenzweig (Rosey) ' 29 Charles S, Roth Louis D. Rummel ' 26 Michael Sampson Raymond J. Samulis 73 Mike Scheier ' 50 Emanuel Schnall ' 37 Steve L. Schwartz Charles W. Schwerin Herbert F. Scott ' 40 J. Edward Seipp ' 30 Donald Francis Selak ' 50 Max Seligman ' 38 Robert A. Sills ' 65 Alexander S. Silver Gary Pat Simone George P. Smith ' 32 William Smukler ' 37 Linda Dion Snyder ' 69 Sally Max King Steinberg ' 28 Irwin Stenn 29 Edward Wm. Taggart Mr. Mrs. John A. Thomas A Semi-Good Touchie ' 73 Rube Tunick 28 Julius Ulman 15 Saul Waldman 34 Theodore R. Waring 34 Dave Washko Family 67 Ira Wechsler 27 Fred H. Weigle 14 Neil R. Weinberg ' 69 Harry Weissman ' 29 William B. Welling, Jr. J. Bradley Wise ' 72 Frank Wolfe Morris Wolfson Dick Woolsej ' Dr. Mrs. James Work Edward Zaratarian Bernard Zeigler ' 35 Ronald N. Zeiner Albert Zolotor PARENT PATRONS Robert Baker Mr. Mrs. .lohn S. Barton ( ' harlotte i. Beers Mr. c : Mrs. -lohn K. Bernetskie Mr. Hoy I.. Biddle Mr. Mrs. V. Bleicher. Sr. Donald Bt)ckoven Mrs. Kiiiil Bolehala Mr. ii Mrs. U.B. Bowersock Mr. ic Mrs. Richard L. Bowman Charles A. Buck Mr. Mrs. J. Vincent Byrne Mr. Mrs. Carl Cantaluppi. Sr. Lorraine M. Arthur .J. Catino Charles H. Charrier Leona C. ( harrier Mr. Mrs. Ralph O. Claypoi)le. Jr. Lincoln H. Colby Mr. Mrs. Klmer Conn Mr. Mrs. John D. Cope Mr. Mrs. W.P. Cowgill Mr. Mrs. Charles F. Cronce Mr. .Mrs. Worth B. Cunningham Tom (. : Dot Daley Mrs. Klizaheth M. Davies Mr. .Mrs. Raymond Davis Lt. Col. (Ret.) Mrs. Robert A. Delpino Dr. - Mrs. Dominic DiBalsi Mr. Mrs. Thomas Dyson Mrs. Ruth L. Einhorn Norman Ellis Mr. Mrs. Walter Ellis. Jr. Mr. Mrs. John F. Enterline .Mr. Mrs. Harvey FaFord Mr. ! Mrs. -John E. Fallenstein. Jr. Mr. Mrs. John J. Fallon Bert Fantuzzi Mr. Mrs. Frank P. Felton, :Jrd Mr. Mrs. Charles D. Ferree. -Sr. Mr. Mrs. Roy K. P ' eussner Mr. Mrs. Eugene .A. Fink, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Ernest M. Finnance Mr. Mrs. Vincent Flocco Mr. Mrs. Robert E. Forsyth Mr. Mrs. Charles W. Foster Mrs. Robert Fretz Mr. Mrs. Joseph E. Fulcoly. Jr. Louis P. Gala Earl Gardner John L Gaskill Paul J. Felice G. Giering Mr. Mrs. John C. Gourley Carolyn J. Griffiths Mr. Mrs. George E. Gross Loretta E. Haberacker ' .. . Harrington Theodore F. Harrington Mr. i; .Mrs. Thonias Harzula Mr. : Mrs. Carol Heniie Mr. 1. .Mrs. Lawrence Hepner. .Sr. Mr. : .Mrs. Samuel A. High Mr. Mrs. Robert S. Hirst,. Ir. Mr. Mrs. Wharton .M. Hirst Dr. Mrs. Thomas W. Holtzman Mr. Mrs. Ernest Horn. -Ir. .Mr. .Mrs. John E. Hunt Mr. Mrs. John Jacob C.R. Jacobus Aleck T. Kahii Mr. Mrs. D. Kaplan Mr. Mrs. .-X.-S. Karcewski Mr. . : .Mrs. Reuben Keesler Mrs. Gladys A. Kernan Mr. Mrs. Edward Kielblock. Sr. A. A. Koenig Mr. Mrs. Jos. Koenig Dr. Mrs. Edward R. Kramer A.C. Kratz Mr. Mrs. George Lampson Mr. .Mrs. Charles E. Lapp, Jr. Dr. Mrs. James H. Lee, Jr. F. E. Leighton Mr. Mrs. Robert J. Lennahan William A. Lentz .Mr. Mrs. Charles H. Linke Mr. Mrs. George Lohin William J. Loughlin Mr. Mrs. Joseph J. Luybli Robert H. Manbeck Mr. Mrs. Donald .Mandel Mr. Mrs, Angelo Mangione Mrs. Charles Mattis Miss Florence Mattis Justin Mc.Aghon Robert Rose Marie McFie Mr. Mrs. (iene F. McCirady Jack McShane Claude G. McVaugh Mr. Mrs. John J. McWilliams Mr. Mrs, George E, Miller Mr, Mrs. Lerov Milstein Mr. Mrs, G.H.Morgan Robert Mowrey Mr. Mrs. James F. Murphv Mr. Mrs. Ralph A. Navlor Mr. Mrs. William J. (XNeill Frederick J. Perlstein Mr. Mrs. Norwood D. Peters Mr. Mrs. H.F. Petters, Sr. Mr. Mrs. James J. Pezza Dr. Mrs. Michael Pierce Mrs. Myron F. I ' oinseii The Poley Family Mr. .Mrs. Stanley Ptaszkowski Mr. Mrs. Harnid .1. (Juazza F ' rank Quinn Mr. Mrs. Stephen l .inin Mr. Mrs, Thomas S. C iinn Mrs, A.J, Rathjens Mr. Mrs. Gilbert D. Rawlings Mr. Mrs. Harold N. Repair Mr, Mrs, Peter Ries, Sr. Mr, Mrs, Ross U, Rosencrance, Sr, Mr. Mrs. L. Donald Richards Mr. Mrs. Ralph Salber Mgt. Saunders Mr. Mrs. John T. Saylock Mr, Mrs, John Scott Mr. Melvin L. Shaub Mr. Mrs. E. Wayne Shaw Mr. Mrs. Donald Shelly Mr. Mrs. James Shepley Mr. Mrs. Si nary Shipe John .Silan Skip Shirley .Skolnik Mr. Mrs. Ed Smith Mr. Mrs. Elliott F. Smith Mr. Mrs. Fred G. Smith Mr. .Mrs. Michael Staub Mr. .Mrs. George R. .Stein Mr. .Mrs. (liulio Stoffella .Andrew Sventv Mr. Mrs. O.Thatcher Mr. Mrs. Herbert E. Thiel Arthur Edna Thomas Mr. Mrs. Martin -I. Tietjen Winslow Towle Mr. Mrs. Richard Traynor Mr. Mrs. B. Van Lenten Robert Van Sciver Mr. Mrs. Walter Wagner Dr. Stanley Warmflash Mrs. Gloria M. Weedeman Mr. Mrs. Robert Weisgold Mr. Mrs. Wm. Weiss Mr. Mrs. George M. Werkheiser Arthur H. West. Sr. Mrs. Ann Weeks White Mr. Mrs. Gail F. Whitson Mr. Mrs. John Wieliczki Mr. Mrs. Russell W. Wilson Mr. Mrs. James W. Wood, Sr, Mr, Mrs. Charles E. Yeager Mr. Mrs. John H. Yerkes Mr. Mrs. George Yockobishen Mr. Mrs, John G. Yurkanin, Jr, Mr, Mrs. Alphonse S, Zimba, Sr. 276 Best Wishes Seniors! From The Best Class — 1975 We would like to acknowledge the publishers oft he songs used in lht opening section. ' ' Open the Door (Song for Judith) by Judy Collins Rockv Mountain National I ark Music ( o. Inc. ?? ' ' Friends 7? by Elton John Bernie Taupin Copyright 1970 Dick James Music Limited Used bv Permission All Rights Reserved