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

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BOARD OF TRUAEEES Officers of the Board HUGH M. MORRIS, President WARREMN C, NEWTOM, Yice President JOHN P. CANN, Secretary and Treasurer Ex Officio The Governor of the State of Delaware, J. CALEB BOGGS 1953, Dover The President of the State Board of Educnhon. MADELINE E. BUCHANAN Mrs. Edgar W, Buchanan 1955, Dover The Master of the State Grange, ILLIAM H. NAUDAIN 1954, Little Baltimare The President of the University, JOHN A. PERKINS 1950, Newark From New Castle Couniy WALTER J. BEADLE 1951......... e Wilmington J. BRUCE BREDIM 1957.... I A e T Wilmington SN PSRN TIIRL . s cmessias i st et e MNewark R. R. M. CARPENTER, JR. II'HSI srannissresesresseneseneo MoTHchanin HEMRY B. duPONT 1944. . ........Wilming!'an H. F. duPONT 1918, Life Term Trustee.. e Winterthur MADALIN W, JAMES Mrs, Albert JarneQ l:l'?:'l?:l .................... Wilmington JOHN . LEACH 1948.... vt Wilmington HUGH M. MORRIS EIQZ?g .........................Wilm'mgfon GEORGE BURTON PEARSON, JR. II?SH cevrennesnsereee Wilmington GRANVILLE M. READ 1954.. ... R e e T RICHARD 5. RODNEY 1932.. Ep T of T T H. RODNEY SHARP 1915, Life Term Trustee Wilmington ERMEST 5. WILSON 1954... SR it Wilmington m Kent Cuunhr GEQORGE M. FISHER II?E?I R A LT J. ALLEN FREAR, JR. 1950.... e s DX W. WATSON HARRINGTON IWUD! Life Term Trustee. . cereeen DOVER HAROLD W. HORSEY 1928............ M - CHARLES L. TERRY, JR. 1958............. Dover ARTHUR F . WALKER I933 i it sissesiisins Woodside A From Sussex Ccunhr ELBERT M. CARVEL 1945 .. . g g S Laurel JOSEPH L. MARSHALL 1945 B Lewes WARREN C. NEWTON H?ZII- B-ndgawl!a NAOMI P. TOWNSEND Mrs, Charles P, TcwnsandJ H'-H-?l ..Dagsbora PRESTON C. TOWNSEND 1941.... .Rehoboth Beach JAMES M, TUNMELL, JR. 1954.......ccccioiviininnnnn, ... Georgetown G, FRANKLIN WAPLES 1948........ccoomiiiiciiiiecr e MiilFord 12

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CARL J. REES, Provost JOHN A. PERKINS, President College yearbooks traditionally wish students well and remind them of special opportunities awaiting upon graduation. I do wish you all well! Further, a very spacial opportunity does exist for the Class of 958. This opportunity is not so closely related to the plentitude of jobs and the naticnal well being as college students often believe. Admittedly, young pecple graduating from college in pericds of prosperity have made laudable personal advancement: and outstanding contributions to the nation. On the other hand, some, equally gifted, graduating at the same time, have accomplished little. We must also recognize that graduates during periods of war, depression and uncertainty have overcome adverse conditions to achieve much, The special cpportunity would call to your attention lies within you. It is the ckills and knowledge, character and self-direction you have acquired during your four undergraduate years. What you make of yourselves will depend upon your further effort. In short, it is not the times that matter it is you, 13