University of Delaware Womens College - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Newark, DE)

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Eniilir lmlilhrlnuina Maier , ARTS AND Scnaxcn W11.mlNG'roN Mathematics Club I, II, H19 Swimming I, Ili. Emmy is the girl who smiles at everybody she meets, and who wears the nicest looking clothes this side of Japan. We know that's a slight exaggeration, but her shoes are always different from everyone else's, and her dresses are simply adorable. Emmy is another one of our famous knit- ters. There is something noble about people who can make themselves beautiful garments out of a few yards of yarn and two needles. And Emily plies her needles well. She is a cheerful companion, and she and Bart Stanton are insep- arable friends. It is no wonder Bart thinks a lot of Emmy- we all do-she's a ':sweIl girl! Ania mn Sen Nei WILLIINGTON Vice-President Class III: Business Manager of Blue and Gold UIQ French Club ll, III5 Basketbzill, Class Manager II3 Baseball II: lloekcy ll, III: Production Staffs of Plays II, IIIQ E52 Playersg Puppets. Betty is rt sure cure for the hlues. Her remedy consists of two twinkling brown eyes, a spontaneous giggle, a riotous sense nf humor, and an abundance of pep. Because of her vivaeious and sparkling personality, she is the life of any party. One of her chief interests is dramatics. Whenever a play is produced, Betty is on hand to do the make-up. We would not hesitate to wager that she has trimmed more boards than the most popular barber in New York City. One exceptionally nice thing about Betty is that she does not hesitate to offer her capable services when they are needed. She steps right: in and lends a hand. She is generous and kind, and in addition to all her other qualities, she is a good student. XCV

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ARTS AND She is studies a There is master if does not 1 has a gre her quiet, liathvrinr illllarivnrlrg Ants ANU SCIENCE L1'1'I'LE CREEK Hockey I, II, III: Basketball Ig Swimming I5 Track Ig College Manager of Track I. It is hard to mention Kitty without mentioning Peg Parry as well. The two are usually together, and have been since Freshman days. Kitty is a bright spot on both campuses. She excels in sports, but she has an ability in art that is surprising considering her athletic tendencies. She is always smiling and always interested. Her posters and block prints always interest and please ns. and we admire her excellence in hockey, swimming, baseball, and tap dancing. Kitty goes to every dance, and whateyer she does is good news for the reporters of The Revifru. xciv liathrrinr iilizalwth Egnrh SCIENCE FARM1Nc:'roN small and blonde, with perfectly kept hair. She great deal and is rewarded with well-deserved A's. no subject in the curriculum which she cannot she tries. Biology is her pet, and even Economics vhase her. All this is very surprising, but we have grown used to the fact that this little blonde, feminine girl at store of intelligence. As an individual we find kind, helpful, and sweet.

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31mm Elizulrrilp illllaumn. Axers AND Semueia hVIl.MINC'l'0N Press Club ll, III, Poetry Editor of Pzunho Il, Ill. ,lean is a student, and a jolly one. ller prose and poetry have olten been the strongest prop to a staggering Pamlzo. She has a talent for writing funny tales that just verge on pathos. She has more than a talent lor modern verse with a bitter, serious note in it. More important is jean the Person. Commuters know her best as the girl with the caustic wit and the clear head. Neither a romantieist nor a realist, she seems to View life in an orderly fashion. For vlean, too, we prophesy an exciting future. Am., Aixn SCILNCI. IV1t.1u1NG'1'0N Swimming I, IIQ May Court I, II, IIIQ E52 Players: Home lieoumnies Club II, Cast of Ivory Door, The Statue, Cradle Song, 'Autumn Crocus, A Murder Has Been Arranged, 'Remote Control, Royal Family g Competitive Plays I, II, III, Production Staff of Plays III: Puppets. Dashaway, flying Vera-she never has any time to study. to go to classes, or to take tests, but she has an interminable amount of time to go up town, to sparkle around the campus, and to lend hersell to a comrade in distress. She's a great little sport with whom to go places, and she's always ready to go, always pepped up and full of spirits. And she has the most vivacious and expressive leatures on two campuses-as most ol the other campus seems to have discovered long ago. We will all remember her best for her performances in Miteliell Hall, 'lAutumn Crocus and Royal Family being the highlights of her career. She gives the most of her time to dramatics and dancing, and with good reason, loo. Who can forget her gypsy dance in the 1933 May Court?-it was one of the brightest spots in the whole thing. Anyway, May Court simply would not be a court without Vera's graceful presence and delightful smile. xcvi