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

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Ck arles oSepL oy ' Sun It has taken four years for us to appreciate the real “Charlie.” And he still remains our mystery man! Reticent but witty, cynical yet philosophical, his rugged frame is steeled with quiet streyigth. “Jimmie,” our efficient and capable Class Treasurer, is amiable and unpretentious. His sense of humor and facile tongue, coupled with a genuine interest in others, have made him a popular classmate. Combme seriousness without moodiness, brilliance without egotism, willingness to work without excuses, and a delightful sense of humor and you

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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.

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Ellen, our gracious reporter, has an angelic charm and refreshing sweetness. She has top qualities for teaching in her courtesy, tact, and understanding. .1 zealous idealist with a keen mind, ' Jim ' ’ has introduced many lively discussions in our group. His sober earnestness, coupled with his usual competence, will insure him success. ame6 Dependable, sensible, and devoted to his work, “Jim’’ is indeed a promising young educator. His delightful personality and sagacious outlook make him a valuable friend, and his admirable humility wins the respect of all who know him.