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

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Cforcword A great faith and trust in the inevitable triumph of humanitarian ideals, accompanied by very definite action toward their goal by the upholders of these ideals, will, we believe, mark the year 1943 in future days. Thus, in recognition of the importance and the more vital responsibility of graduating at such a time, and of the subsequent challenge which faces each one of us, the Oakleaf staff presents this year- book, with the spirit of liberty and justice predom- inating, as a permanent reminder of the warm comradeship, the real achievement, and the inesti- mable personal growth which have contributed in making our college years outstanding to us. F tf

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T edication His essentially human (lualities have endeared him to us. His rich humor, his sound economic advice, and his homely philosophizing have highlighted our ever-pleasant association with one who has never been tried and found wanting. Since our freshman days he has always given us sympathetic under- standing, and has been our loyal supi)orter in every undertaking. Because of all these things. We, the class of 1943, lovingly and with real gratitude, dedicate our Yearbook to our class advisor and true friend DR. ALBERT FARNSW ORTH Sere It