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

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Jita 6tker ( ot don Discerning, logical, penetrating, and vibrant. Vita has the courage to adhere to her principles and convictions with constancy. We know that she will continue to l ITA-lize the lives of her friends and pupils. Diligent and energetic, Jeanette’s gay vitality and persistence in any endeavor in which she is interested will lead her to a successful teaching experience. . ydudvei Jeannette . Jdart Audrey is our athletic queen, performing best on the volleyball and basketball courts. Her enthusiasm for history occasionally creeps through her shy manner

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.-1 sweet singing voice, a pert vivaciousness, and a definite sense of righteousness characterizes Mary, the youngest of our class. In her likable way she has been an active participant in all our group meetings. Joluis unruffled demeanor, dependability, and calm good nature have come to fruition in his Class Presidency. Ingenious and personable, John possesses an unwavering integrity which will fortify him through the years. . y iexancler -An able athlete, “Al” has been a booti to S. T. C.’s basketball team. His ready smile, naive frankness, and youthful exidyerance combine in making an engaging charm.

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Francis is blessed with a steadfast belief in things. That, plus a firm approach to all problems, eharacterizes our debater. Erudite and resourceful, Franny” can still color the solemn tone of an armanent with whimsey. An Isaac Walton devotee and advocate of a year-round gayne season, George is our nominee for sportsman of the year. .4 good sport in his social relations, George ' s easy-going and interesting personality is reflected in his love for people. Serious, industrious, and practical, Tony” is appreciative of the finer things of life. We have found him to be quietly co-operative and sensible in all bis dealings.