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

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20 T H E OAK LEA E Charles F. Echterbecker, A.B. (Dartmouth) Education 7 Crown Street Guy H. Winslow, A.M., Ph.D. (Clark) South Lancaster, Mass. History and Government Agnes E. Scribner, A.B., A.M. (Smith) 12 Boynton Street Biology, Hygiene, and Nature Study Grace A. Kendrick, B.S. (State Teachers College at Lowell) Music and Story Telling 18 Downing Street Ethel Larm, A.B., A.M. (Indiana) Literature and English Expression 39 Brownell Street Earl B. Shaw, B.B.A., M.S. (Washington University), Ph.D., (Clark) 6 Hancock Street Geography Marian J. Wesley, B.S., A.M. (Teachers College, Columbia) 79 Elm Street Chief Supervisor, Department of Apprenticeship Charles O. Dalrymple, B.S. (Cornell) ; M.Ed., D.Ed. (Boston University) Aurora Hotel, Worcester, Mass. Myrtie I. Webber Secretary to the Faculty 205 May Street Winifred C. Fitch Librarian 21 Arietta Avenue Susan E. James Clerk 8 Ruth Street

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22 THE OAK LEA F Secondary Seniors TT ISN ' T often that we are seen all together in all our dignity, hut we couldn’t resist posing a bit in our caps and gowns. In bringing to a close the final, and most successful ol four years of which we can be justly proud, we wanted to pause for a moment and see ourselves as seniors, wearing the emblem significant of the responsibility of our position. In many places throughout our yearbook we may see our- selves as persons, but it is only for this brief pause that we appear as the Senior Class, just what that means to us, no one can appreciate until the experience has been made her own.