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

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T I 0 N Dr. Paul A. Holle To Dr. Paul A. Holle whose unfailing interest and en- thusiasm has made our senior year exciting and memorable. In spite of his many obligations, he has tirelessly and un- selfishly given himself to the task of advising us during our last year at State College at Worcester. 5

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Dr. John E. Sullivan To Dr. John E. Sullivan whose wisdom and understanding have guided us through our sophomore and junior years. Although he has left us to become Superintendent of Schools in Revere, the strength of his character and the charm of his personality will long remain at State College at Worcester. 4

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JOSEPH A. SHEA Dean of Studies One of the first persons we met ns freshmen was Dean Joseph A. Shea. Since that time he has become a respected friend, and a willing and helpful guide. Whether it be administering the National Teacher Examinations, reviewing our case studies, or discussing courses over coffee in the cafeteria, he has proven his willingness and ability to assist and advise. A graduate of Boston College, Dean Shea also holds a Master of Arts degree from Harvard University, and a Ph.D. degree from Catholic University of America, Washington, D. C. In 1950, Dean Shea joined the faculty of Worcester State College as an assistant professor of psychology, and became Dean of Studies in May, 1957. His previous positions include teaching in Burlington Junior-Senior High School, The Wayside Inn Schools, Gloucester High School, Simmons College, and Catholic University where he spent tw ' o years training in a psychiatric child guidance clinic. 6