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

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Mus AND SL11xc1 G1t1:12Nwoo11 Vlu, PICQIIILIII. Athlctlc ASSOCIIIIIOH III M15 Day Committee III M1tl1un'1t1cs Club l, SDCCCI II III Class Mtmger II, IIIg Iloel Ly I ll Ill Btslttlnll I III Cltss Mnnnget IIIQ Bztsebnll I ll College Nl 111 tgel ll Outmg Clubl II Ill I'1esidentIIIg ll1r11tt lb out of those well lounded guls who fits in any- whut bhe lb vcrv 1tl1Itt1t Chemg inudtntly, one of our few Physxtnl ltlut1t1on 111 IJOISJ Well toxnhmcd 111th this in- terest lS hcl gtnuis fo1 Mutliezmtits llld SCICIILCS. Harriet tal es l1e1 vsorlt st11ously but she IS full of fun 'md is always rttdy lor 1 good tune qhe lS tt good d'1nccr 'lnd is COII- Slllllij 111 busstx C0llIll10ll Room lb 1 leader She is one of those people of wl1o1n yo11 c'1n t1utl1fully s'1y she ll do any- tlung l'o1 you II'11r1tt I9 Wliilllg to s1cr1Iice l1cr own in- tutwls lt my tune to htlp '1 troubled fr1end She is kind, whole. he utcd 'tnd SlllLClC vuth just enough xeserve to lend hex 1 pleasing d1gn1ty mud lll llllClLSf.lllg persomlxty. Illazrl Olarnline Srnitnn ARTS AND SCIENCE EASTON, MARYLAND Hockey I: Soccer Ig Volley Ball I, II: Production Staff of Competitive Play Ig Bird in Hand 3 Outing Club I, II, III, Forum I, II, III: Glee Club I, II, III, French Club I, IIQ Cast of Remote Control. Hazel is an interesting combination oi the serious and the gay. One IIIOIHCHI linds her discussing religion, her philoso- phy of life, or studying Latin, and the next, happily chat- ting. dancing, or singing the praises of a new dance orchestra. Hazel is interested in others, and is the possessor of an ubundzmt supply of sympathy, understanding, and good sense. She enjoys life as it comes, and goes along oblivious of what the neighbors think. Her interest in others, her ability to make friends quickly, her good sportsmanship, and pleasant, tactful ways have made her popular at both ends of the campus. 4575 ci

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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

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illllnriuriv Arnwrling Svlihrr AR'l'S AND SCIENCE LANGI-IORNE, PENNSYLVANIA Press Club I, II, IUQ Class Song' Lender I, II, ITI, Assistant College Song Leader UIQ Glee Club I, Accompnnist II, Orchestra Ig String Quintet II, IIIg French Club I, Secretary-TrensuI'er Hg Literary Editor Blue and Gold III, Competitive Plays I, IIQ Dramatic Board III: Dean Edward Laurence Smith Memorial Prize Ig Cast of Cradle Song, Remote Control, A Murder Has Been Arrnngetl g Production Staffs of Plays II, III, Puppets. Our Marge is a jack-of-all-trades, and also master of quite a few. Her spontaneous, uproariously funny imitations on oIIe side, on another, her seriously motivated piano studyg on still another, her undeniable talent with her pen. Clever, but far froIn a bookwormg moody, but highly capable, this young woman is something of a paradox. You can laugh with her, you can accompany her day after day to Pop's, you can enjoy her midnight feasts, you can talk to her as one can talk only to a warm hearted and sympathetic friend. And you can wonder eternally Where she gets the time to do all these things, and still study, and take piano, and write for Pambo, and act in plays, but she finds time nevertheless. The only way to describe her is to exclaim, Quzlle fl'1ll-'Ill-l'!u Martha Sinninn ARTS AND SCIENCE XVILMINGTON Vice-President Class Hg Secretary Student Council III, Treas- urer A. A. Council II, May Day Committee Il: Hockey I, II, III5 Soccer I, II, HI, Swimming I, II, III, Manager II, 1IIg Circula- tion Manager Blue and Gold III. Exotic is the word that describes Bart. Her straight brown hair and dark skin combine to make an unusual appearance that matches her unusual personality. Not that Bart's per- sonality is exotic. Far froIn it. There is nothing of the snake charmer or the bathed-in-oriental-perfume-woman about her. She is what is commonly known ill America as a hpalf' Possessing a rare ability to get along with people, and a straightforwardness unusual in most women, she is a valued friend. Being on the Student Council did not cause a decrease in her list of friends. Rather, one more year in college' served only to add Inany more. Bart is the kind of a girl yoII'd trust with your diamond bracelet, your last bar of chocolate, or your best boy friend. She's a square shooter. She has a passion for Hg newtons, sports, and chemistry, and we don't know in what order to name them. cii