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

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Anna Margaret 3Har1'g EDUCATION Dovarz Hockey I, II, III, Class Manager Ig Soccer I, II, III, College Manager III: Basketball I, II, III, Captain Ig Swimming I, Hg Baseball I, IIQ Track I, Secretary-Treasurer of Outing Club II: Cast of Ivory Door. If you see a little brunette clashing across campus in a big hurry to do something for someone else, or iinding the per- son who's wanted on the telephone, it's sure to be,Peg. She always goes out of her way to help people, for she is inter- ested in others. She is active in all sports both as a partici- pator Cfor she is a good athletej and as a spectator. In spite of her social activities QP-eg has a good timej, she is conscientious in her work. One seldom finds her unoccupied. lnciclcntly, Peg is a good cook. We'rc wishing great success for this little go-getter in the teaching profession. llltuln iliurlgu ilihillqan Home ECONOMICS IIICKORY, PENNsYLvAN1A Soccer Ilg Valley Ball I, II, III. College Manager II, Class Manager Ill: Ilaskcllxall I, II, III, Captain II: Hockey IIIQ Home Economies Club I, II, III, Secretary III: Cast of Remote Cou- trol, A DoIl's IIousc 3 Production Staff of Plays 1IIg Glce Club I, II, lll. Viola is neat, well dressed and cflicient, Those seem like enough good qualities for one girl. However, she is depend- able, athletic, and a graceful dancer. No matter where you go, you meet Viola, for she is one of the most active, inter- ested, and popular girls in the junior class. It didn't take the other campus long Lo discover that she was a good sport, and her popularity can be easily estimated by observing the number of dances she attends. Viola is also a favorite with her professors. What more could any man want? Xcix

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Eliunr illniunmu illllnuulvg Aicrs AND SCIENCE WlI..NllNCi'l'ON Elinor is the girl with the lovely auburn hair and the individual coiffure. We admire her, because as long as we have known her, she has nevcr worn her hair quite like any one else. She arranges it according to the present mode, but it always manages to express her personality. She is an observant person, rather reserved at times. Whatever her task, a game of hockey, or a frog to dissect in the biology laboratory, she tackles it with at quiet interest that accom- plishes much. She gives people the feeling that she may one day do something infinitely daring and surprising. illnne Qlarnlinu liamtrivlln EDUCATION WILMINGTON Rosie is a friend of ours. And to Rosie friendship has the old classical meaning. Vera, for instance, is one of Rosie's friends, and Vera always will be. Lucky Vera. Rosie is small, with bright black eyes, and a smiling mouth. Life, to her, might be one long vacation under sunny southern skies. She is an Art major who is not very fond of English, who insists her name be pronounced correctly, and who is always in love, every other day with a different man. xeviii

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31-lvlm illrgina llgnhl. ARTS AND SCIENCE I'lAvR1s Di-: CSRACE, ilVIARYLAND Mathematics Club Ig French Club I, IIQ Forum I, II, III: Senior-Sophomore Luncheon Committee II3 Press Club Ig Outing Club I, II3 Radio Committee III. But oh! slw dances such II way- N o run upon an Easter :lay I: hall so jim' a sight! H We felt that wc might indulge in another quotation, when we came to Helen, because we remembered that this one fits her so well. She is a History major, and a math student, but she has dancing feet. When the radio is on in the lflilarium, she is there, but in the classroom she is the ideal student. Indeed, we always think ol' her when we consider the list of potential Phi Kappa Phi's. Helen is good at almost any academic subject, she's good at bridge, and she's fun to know. Ensign Env ARTS AND SCIENCE PORT DEPOSIT, MARYLAND It was last year that Evelyn came to us from Washing- ton College. She came with her charmingly sweet smile and her dainty manner, and wc at once took her to our hearts. She is a quiet unassuming girl--that is, until she goes to Latin class. There she is one of Dr. Conover's star pupils. She always has an air of understanding what the professor is talking about, and what's more, the grades she has col- lected indicate that she really does. The class of 1935 is proud of it's courageous Latin major! C