Texas State College for Women - Daedalian Yearbook (Denton, TX)

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ait a second . . . You ' re leaving your key. Yes, your key to the hook. Before you go on glancing at pictures, scanning the hook, and missing the point, won ' t you let us give you a key to its scheme and an idea of what to expect? Our scheme is to use the plan of a woman ' s magazine as far as possible. This we chose believing that women ' s magazines best record the progress of womanhood in the various fields for which students of TSCVV are studying. It also offered excel- lent standards and improvements in yearbook makeup. Such planning is exem- plified in part by the cover, the introduction of feature articles, the new trends of photography, the modern layouts, and the advertisements observing column form. Our theme is TSCVV Looking Forward. This we chose because it has been a year of Dumbarton Oaks Conferences and victorious allied drives ... all planting hope for the future and something to look forward to. That looking forward spirit was brought home to us when we on the staff noticed it in the stride of Winged ' ictory, the jaw line of The Pioneer Woman, and in the inspiration of our Little Chapel. We have striven to capture it in the expression of the girl on our cover and by feajturp articles in the book proper, not to mention its very atmosphere and style of wj ' iting. ■ ' V Our aims have been many. Our first was to give you tut very best yearbook you have ever had. Close onto its heels was to give you a memory book that ' s value would increase with every day, every year that passed. We like to think of your sitting with your grandkids on your knee, showing and reading to them about everything you did . . . from the books you read and the movies you saw to the clothes you wore and the fads you encouraged; and above all, the col- lege you went to. We hope that the book reflects our pride and mirrors our love for just those things. You may go on now ... Thank you, C ne 943 JyaeoaLian Staff

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(9„ L (3 over Typical campus-dreameT-ot-tomoirow , the Tessie with the red-biown gUnts in her hair and the lime-green blouse sets the theme and the color scheme ol this issue. The theme: Looking Forward, is explained in the foreword (page 2). The color scheme is from the colors of spring. Lime- green for the first budding leaves and red-brown for the soil they grovi in. Spring we chose believing that this year has marked the end of an ugly winter and the beginning of a peaceful summer after the era of World War 11. VOLUME XLVI. ■ • PUBLISHED BY TEXAS STATE COLLEGE FOR WOMEN •1945 EDITOH-IN-CHIEF ASSOCIATE EDITOR ART EDITOR PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR LITERARY EDITOR CLASS EDITORS J CONCERT DRAMA EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER ASSOCIATES onienfs... WAIT A SECOND (Foreword) 2 DEDICATION . 3 VIEW SECTION 4-15 ADMINISTRATION 17-40 CLASSES SENIOR 41-74 JUNIOR ' . . 75-86 SOPHOMORE 87-109 FRESHMAN 111-133 ORGANIZATIONS 141-160 PERSONALITIES BEAUTIES 161-168 REDBUD QUEEN A ND COURT 169-171 AGGIE SWEETHEART 172-174 WHO ' S WHO 175-182 ACTIVITIES MUSIC ■. 183-192 DRAMA 193-202 publications . . . . ' 203-210 athletics 211-220 it ' s a woman ' s world light housekeeping 221-250 FINISHING TOUCHES 251-277 FEATURE SECTION -- 279-319 SNAPSHOTS ■... 320-325 ADVERTISEMENTS AND CONTINUATIONS 326-333 THIRTY 336

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Dedication j» ' -JT Mother, Even as I am looking forward, I must look back to you and your generation. My generation and I needed your ex- periences . . . your guidance . . . your understanding. We needed them to prepare usj for our lap in the perpetual relay of civilization. These things you have given us. That you may know I realize it, I dedicate my book to you, mother. Your daughter,