University of Delaware - Blue Hen Yearbook (Newark, DE)

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BOARD OF TRUSTEES EX-OFFICIO The Governor, WALTER W, BacoN, Dover The President of the State Board of Education, Dr. James BEEBE, Lewes The Master of the State Grange, A. BAILEY THomMAs, Wyoming The President of the University, W. SAMUEL CARLSON LIFE TRUSTEES N H AR R TN G O S s e R e S 1904 H. RODNEY SHARP, Wiltminghon. . .. oo st v mvd v s 1915 BB PO, Wi e e e 1918 TERM TRUSTEES HarorLp W. Horsey, Dover Fourth Term ... ................... 1944 SamuiL M. D, MarsHaLL, M. D., Milford Fourth Term.......... 1944 FRANK M. Jones, Georgetown Fourth Term................... 1945 HugH M. Morris, Wilmington Third Term .................... 1943 RicHarp S. RopnEY, Mew Castle Third Term .................. 1944 ARTHUR F. WALKER, Woodside Third Term ................... 1945 Jory P, Cariry, Mewark: Thied Term ..c.ocivinvrraivoinises 1945 J- PieLmvG WaiGHT, Newark Third Term ... o.0vvivinnniininnans 1940 RoserT H. RicHARDS, Wilmington Second Term ................ 1942 EARLE D. WiLLEY, Dover Second Term. ......cocivviiiniviin, 1942 C..M. A, STINE, Wilmington Second Temn .....ccviunmironersns 1943 Mrs. ALBERT W. JaMEs, Wilmington Second Term............. . 1945 GeouceE M. FisHer, Dover Second Term .......cc..c. 000000 1945 WarkeN C. NEwToON, Bridgeville Second Term................. 1940 Mgs. HENRY RGELY, Dover First Term . ...................... 1940 C. DoucLass Buck, Wilmington First Term.................. 1941 PresTonN C. TownNseND, Selbyville First Term................. 1941 Mrs. CHARLES P. Townsenp, Dagsboro First Term............ 1942 H. P. Georce, Wilmington First Term. .........ccoooiivivias 1944 Hewry B. pu Pont, Wilmington First Term.....oooooiniiian. 1944 HARLAND A. CARPENTER, Wilmington First Term............... 1944 EIsERT N. CARVEL, Laurel Piest Teom ... . oo i 1945 Josepi L. MarsHaLL, Lewes First Term......ovvivvniiiiinan 1945 R. R. M. CARPENTER, Wilmington First Term................... 1945 tAppointed by Governor 20

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LALL ihe wWorid sa ilage ; Andall the men and women, merely players. hey have their exits and their entrances ; - -e man, in his time, plays many parts, Yeing feven ages.--At firlt, the Infant ; d puking in the nurfe's arms.-- Ye whmmg School-boy ; with his fate , ruing tace, creeping, like fnail, N huul ---And, then, the Lover ; 1ace ; with a woeful ballad vefs eye-brow.--Then,a Soldier ns, and bearded like the pard ; m dden and quick in quarrel ; - b A QL reputation, Bvon's mouth.---And, then, thejuq elly, with good capon h:fd -r re, and beard of formal cut 3 7 S faws and modern inftances : JA '-s QN plays his part.--The lixth age fhifts , lean and lipper'd Pantaloon j acles on nofe, and pouch on fide ; fe, well fav'd, a world too wide . ; and his big manly voice, childifh treble, pipes o .Laft fcene of all, . 1 hiftory, Oblivion 3 s every thinge