Worcester State University - Oak Leaf Yearbook (Worcester, MA)

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DOROTHY S. DRAWBRIDGE “Jim “Dotty” is the exception to the rule that teachers don’t marry. Gay and debonair, we have frequently envied her radiant smile and gleaming eyes. Her cleverness in art deserves men- tion. Her love of the outdoors is noticeable in her knowledge of the beautiful kingdoms of nature. With her ability, versatility, likeable nature, and enthusiasm, we all feel that “Dotty” will go far. Glee Club 1 : Geography Club 3. 4 ; May Queen Attendant 2, 3. ELIZABETH II. DRISEOLL “Bettij Co-Ed” “Betty” joined us in our sophomore year, bringing with her her conta- gious laugh which we will remember for a long time to come. Quick of thought and speech, she can talk on any Book of the Month, for reading is her favorite pastime. Though you give her the hardest piece of work to do, you can be sure she’ll meet the deadline with a job well done. French Club 2, 3 : Newman Club 2, 3, 4 ; Literary Club. Treasurer 4. T luenty-five

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I MARY U. CUNNINGHAM Gotta Get to St. Joe” Here’s another one of our clan whose mind is in the clouds, on those air- planes, and strangely enough, she too has had her struggle with the lesser things in life — cars and busses from Paxton. A dark, slender, blue- eyed maiden is Mary, who plays an unforgettable hand of bridge, her strong suit being hearts. Geography Club 2. 3, 4. Treasurer 3 : New- man Club 1. 2. 3. 4 : Student Council. Auditor 4 : Vice-President of Class 4. M. ELEANOR DE MILLE Sophisticated Lad ij” Her good nature, boundless vitality, and a laugh distinct in character will long be remembered by Eleanor’s classmates. She takes everything in her stride (and what a stride), spreading cheer with her unusual wit. Many of us have envied her her remarkable poise and ability to talk with ease on any subject wlienever the occasion arises. Vicc-Prcsid« nt of Class 1. 2. 3 ; Apparatus ( lub 1 : Newman (. ' lub 2 : (b ' ography Club 2. 3 : I. R. C. 3 : Debating Club 4 : Kappa Delta Pi 4 ; Student Council 3 : HandbtMtk C’ommiltee, (. ' o-chairman 3: OAKLEAF StalT. Diteiary Editor. T u cnty-foiir

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ISABEL F. DUNN “Beaniiful Drea mer Earnest and enthusiastic about many things, including Chinese Chop-suey, you’ll also find that Isabel is a Johnny-on-the-spot whenever there is a job to be done. We had no men students in our class to be taken by the war, but the gasoline shortage, due to the war, has made us miss Isabel’s blue car during our senior year. Newman Club 1. 2, 3. 4 : Literary Club 4 ; I. R. C. 2. 3 : W. A. A. Treasurer 2 : Ring Committee, Chairman 4 : OAKLEAF Staff. Feature Editor ; Geography Club 2. .MARY F. FLEMING Mary ' s a Grand Old Name “The girl with the engaging smile” rather aptly describes Mary. We know her to be a real friend and a loyal supporter in any class undertaking, whether it be a ew York trip in the offing or a gym which needs decorating. Unfailingly reliable and conscious always of the feelings of others. Mary is one girl who hasn’t “scratched” yet. French Club 1. 2, 3; Sorores Togatae 1: Newman Club 1. 2. 3. 4 ; Geography Club 4 ; OAKLEAF Staff, Literary Editor: Gift Committee, Chairman. T ivcufy.s ' ix