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

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DR. J. FENTON DAUGHERTY Professor of Physics

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We Pay Tribute to DR. J. FENTON DAUGHERTY Many of us in the Class of 1953 remember, early in our college career, an office in Brown Hall, where we could go for an airing of our gripes, solutions to our problems, a man ' to-man talk. The affable man behind the desk was Dr. J. Fenton Daugherty, Dean of Men. As Dean of Men from 1943 to 1932. Dr. Daugherty retained his standing as Professor of Physics, a post in which students re- member him since he began teaching at the University in 1929. Dr. Daugherty, a graduate of Dickinson College, is a charter member and is presently secretary-treasurer of the Delaware Beta Sigma chapter of Omicron Delta Kappa, one of many organizations to which he belongs. In recognition of his twenty-six years of service to the University of Delaware, as Dean of Men, faculty member, participant m campus activities, and friend to so many students, we dedicate this book to Dr. J. Fenton Daugherty.

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fOREUlOy What have your four years at the University of Dela- ware meant to you? The editors of the 1933 Blue Hen have no way of knowing. We wish we did. We wish it were pos ' sible to bind within the covers of this yearbook the individual keys which would unlock your happiest memories of college life. Since this is not possible, we have tried to present as fully as were able a pictorial record of the outstanding events of your senior year. We have tried to keep ahve photographic- ally the pep raUies, the dances, the athletic contests, the fun and comparatively carefree hours of your undergraduate days. Your yearbook may mean little to you now. However, we hope that if you grow nostalgic as you grow older, you will get a kick out of renewing college acquaintances via the Blue Hen. Six