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

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Peppy and good-humored, “Red ' s” self-possessed manner and ready quips belie his stable, clear-thinking mind. His pne sense of values and his industrious nature contribute to his admirable outlook on life. Stephen oSepL ponm Our good natured, easy going, loquacious “Steve” loves leisurely discussion. “Steve” has a lively interest in sports and is an authority on football. Good luck and high scores in the future. “Barb” is enthusiastic, vivacious, and a loyal worker. II ' . .1. .1. is truly personiped by this willing, able, and assiduous member. Sociable and unaffected, “Dill” is a friend to all.

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His bland wit and affable manner make him welcome in any crowd. Although naturally reserved, there’s a bit of mischief in our Newtonite. Kindly, sympathetic, and entertaining, “Charlie” will carry a pleasant atmosphere into any schoolroom. The paint brush comes to life under “Dick’s” dexterous pngers. Beneath his carefree manner there beats an understanding heart. Amiable, orderly, straightforward, and self-assured, Dick is a pleasant companion. jpau o 6ep LC amazza Paul is likable, creative, natural, and at home in any situation. Snuffy, the possessor of an extremely practical mind, has an enviable resourcefulness; and he will make his way happily through life.

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(Edward Jdoujard LldonaLi ie We like our piano-playing redhead. He’s accomplished, accommodating, yet unassuming. Sensible, tactful, and whimsical, Howard will go far with his attractive personality. Alert, and with a propensity for punning, witty and zestful, our Phyllis is a stimulating companion. She perseveres in any task in which she is interested. Her natural vivacity and delightful naivete give her a genuine sparkle. Shirley is of fine, gold caliber. Her hearty, “Hi, kids,” followed by a warm sjnile, has made her beloved by all. Mixed with her independent spirit, her native ability should carry her over the hurdles ahead.