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

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Table of Contents FOREWORD DEDICA TION THE BOOK THE COLLEGE SENIORS CLASSES ACT IV FLIES FEATURES ADVERTISEMENTS

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Foreword £VERY yearbook of true value and worth must have a guiding purpose. To represent the achievements of a class is an aim both worthwhile and valuable. But although we, the Class of 1937, are proud of our achievements, we are still prouder of the spirit which prompted them— that gay, daring, determined, co-operative spirit based on good fellow- ship. For four happy years we have worked and played together, and each has done her part. If this Yearbook reflects this spirit even to a small degree, then it has accomplished its purpose. Our Oak Leaf is not merely a record of our achieve- ments; it is a symbol which will live long— a symbol of our deep, lasting loyalty to each other and to our College.

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Dedication D URING our join years as students in the Stale Teachers College at Worcester we, both as a class and as in- dividuals, have appreciated fully the kind counsel, the sympathetic help, the worthy opinions, and the keen observa- tions of our President. A ma n who makes his work his life and who has achieved such noteworthy results commands the respect of all who associate with him. Nineteen hundred and thirty-seven completes twenty-five years of service that he has given to education in our institution— twenty years as Principal of the Normal School and five years as President of the State Teachers College. We are happy, indeed, in having this opportunity to express our sincere congratulations, and we take pride in dedicating this, our Yearbook, the i nyj issue of The Oak Leaf, to the eminent scholar and leader, DR. WILLIAM BILLINGS ASPINWALL