SUNY at Delhi - Fidelitas Yearbook (Delhi, NY)

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Robert John Claassen, is a native of the Bronx and Stuyvesant High graduate turned farmer. An Animal Husbandry Major, he was secretary of the Horn and Hoof Club and a member of the Fidelitas staff. His ambition? To own a dairy farm. David Leslie Cole, Jr., first winner of the Congress- woman Katherine C. St. George Award for Out¬ standing 4-H Achievement in Orange County , was one of the most active of the Senior Class. A Dairy Industry Major, he hopes to enter the milk testing field. Walter Emmett Collins, spent most of his life liv¬ ing and working on a farm, and expects to continue along those same lines after graduating. A Sidney (N. Y.) resident, he was active in the Band, Chorus, Horn and Hoof, and Chan¬ ticleer. A General Farming Major. Edward C. Dandignac, Jr., is a Poultry Husbandry Major, who hails from Valley Stream, L. I. He participated in the Chanti¬ cleer and Intra-mural sports. He likes hunting and stamp collecting. His ambition is to be a poul¬ try farmer. James Darby, Brooklyn, came to Delhi via Oakwood Academy and Oakwood College, Huntsville, Ala., where he was student Dairy manager. A Poultry Husbandry Major, he hopes to be an Ag. Teacher, manage a farm. Hobbies are poetry, music, philoso¬ phy, eating. Marvin Dinowitz, a native of the Bronx, graduated from Newtown High School, ' 48. A Dairy Industry Major, he is also a sports enthu¬ siast. Played intra-mural volley ball. Hopes to enter the dairy industry. Robert Dickson, is a na¬ tive New Yorker who has turned to farming for a career. A graduate of NYC ' s James Monroe High, ' 48, he’s a General Agricul¬ ture Major. Participated in intra-mural sports. His am¬ bition is to own and oper¬ ate his own farm.

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Earl Ernest Barker, a na¬ tive Binghamtonian and graduate of Binghamton North High ' 48, is a Poultry Husbandry Major. Vice President of the Chanticleer and a member of the Horn and Hoof Club, Earl was also active in bowling and the chorus. Calvin Elwood Carpenter, a Factoryville, Pa. farm boy and Navy Veteran ( ' 46- ' 48), Red is an Agri¬ culture Business Major. A member of the Dairy Indus¬ try and Photography Clubs, and Fidelitas staff, he is also Vice President of the Senior Class. George Rexford Casterlin is a Farm Machinery Major who is looking forward to a future in Agricultural Engineering. A graduate of Maybrook (N.Y.) H. S., ' 47, he participated in varsity basketball, intra - mural sports, and was a member of the Theta Gamma. Robert W. Christensen graduated from Goshen (N.Y.) Central after a War¬ time hitch in the Marines. One of Orange County ' s outstanding FFA members before coming to Delhi. He is an Animal Husbandry Major, a member of the Horn Hoof and manager of the Cross Country Team. Frank A. Christofano a native of Glen Cove, L. I. and graduate of Glen Cove High, ' 47, is. an Agri¬ culture Business Major. A member of the Theta Gamma, his hobbies are athletics and reading nov¬ els. His ambition? A posi¬ tion in Long Island or Ohio. Maurice Clyde Avery is one of the most active seniors. An Animal Hus¬ bandry Major, he is a member of the Horn Hoof, Dairy Industry and Chanticleer Clubs; Co-cap- tain of the Cross Country team and a member of Fidelitas staff. Hopes to continue his education. Henry Altenberg. 18, Ani¬ mal Husbandry Major, is perhaps the most traveled of our younger graduates. Born in Berlin, Germany, he received his early edu¬ cation in Kent, England. A graduate of George Wash¬ ington High (NYC), he hopes to become a buyer for a meat packing com¬ pany. mm

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John D. Dougherty, a na¬ tive of Florida, is a gradu¬ ate of Irvington (N.J.) High in ' 48. Nineteen years of age, he is a Poultry Major. Worked on farms, had ex¬ perience in a drug store before coming to Delhi. John Raymend Ferris, a native of Poughkeepsie and graduate of Wappingers Falls Central School in ' 47 did post graduate work at St. Peter ' s in Peekskill be¬ fore coming to Delhi as a Dairy Industry Major. Mem¬ ber of Fidelitas staff, Dairy Industry Club, Theta Gam¬ ma. Hopes for job as dairy plant manager. Carter Loomis Funnell spent a year at Champlain College at Plattsburg and a year at plant research be¬ fore coming to Delhi as an Agronomy and Horticulture Major. A graduate of Hor¬ ace Mann School for Boys, Bronx in ' 45. He hopes to own his own farm. Werden C. Goodemoot, Jr. is an Animal Husbandry Major hailing from Butler (N.J.). His hobby is collect¬ ing guns. He was treasurer of the Horn Hoof Club. Warden ' s ambition is to own his own farm. Rudolph H. Habermann is g U. S. Navy Submarine Vet, who was born in Ger¬ many. A graduate of Sun- nyside (L.I.) High School ' 44, he is ah Animal Hus¬ bandry Major. Active in the Horn Hoof and Stu¬ dent Council, his hobbies are yodeling and accordian playing. Ernest Kurt Hempel is a New York City native and graduate of Yorktown Heights High, ' 48, who can boast of an extensive farm background gleaned from working a total of six sum¬ mers on N. Y. State farms. A steady performer for the Cross Country team, he ' s an Animal Husbandry Ma¬ jor, of course. Henry Jerry Heinrichs, an Agricultural Business Ma¬ jor, is a graduate of New¬ town (Pa.) High, ' 48. A member of the Horn and Hoof Club, his hobbies are swimming and wrestling. His ambition? To own my own business .