Western Connecticut State University - Pahquioque Yearbook (Danbury, CT)

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i 1 MR. JAMES W. TIMMINS, Yearbook Advisor Mr. Timmins deserves no small vote of thanks for his part in bringing our yearbook to completion. He has been a stimulating leader, full of enthusiasm and with a rare knack for inspiring others to work to their greatest capacity. He has made a special point of encouraging the new ideas by which we have tried to give this yearbook a character of its own. His insistence on attention to even the very smallest details, his ability to analyze problems from an astonishing number of angles, his determination to see a problem through to a solution, his flashing sense of humor and nimble conversation-these are the things which have made working with Mr. Timmins a pleasant and valuable experience. 3

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