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

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chosen outfit liatlprgu lllllilmm lllllalkrr Arrrs AND Scniwcn CA'roNsv11.1.E, MlXRYL:KND Press Club I, U5 Competitive Plny IIIQ Dean Edward T.:iurence Smith Memorial Prize I: Freshman English Prize Ig Blue and Gold Stall' lily Cast of Autumn Crocus l'IIg Forum III. 'l'all and clistinguished-looking with brown eyes, and smart clothes-this is the physical Wilson. lt is not easy to de- scribe the rest of her-her hearty contagious laugh, her Csometimes unlmppyl impetuosity, her quick changes of mood, her generosity, her ahsentmindeclness. Wilson has the power of selection-of being able to see the main point of a thing whether it he of an idea, of it book, of a person. lt is perhaps that quality that makes her a sincere and frunk friend Cat times too frank, we fcarl, and that makes her appeal to many different kinds of people. CV Marg Glztthrrmv lglngarh ARTS AND SCIENCI: M11 Form French Club I I reshman lormal Committee I Press Club III Blue and Gold SME The hrst word to meet the mind when Mary meets the eye is-artistic And no wonder for when Mmrys neat hair and pretty features are combined w1th her flair for colors the effect is artistic She is an Art major of ability, and no one would s my tlmt she does not take her work seriously not in the face of that A in Blblel But she s not 1 grind oh dear, no' She loves pleasure, excitement, dancing, and doing things but always with perfect reserve 1nd dignity She is 21 soci'1l light of importance and keeps up with every thing thnt's brintecl 'tbout yet always rem'uns calm, cool, collected, and supiemely twttful One nsu1lly finds Mary in a cltameteristlc smotk either hngervvwving for it IS she who keeps thc gnls well groomedl, working on some beau tifnl work of art, or walking up to town in a ttstefully

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ARTS AND Sc1rNc1: NEWARK Esther Hitvliu Enphin Aiers AND SCIENCE Wn.mnvc'roN Esther, who came to us last year from Hood, has made a name for herself in scholarship. She is gifted with a clear, unbiased, analytical mind of which any girl would be envious. When Esther speaks. everyone listens, for they know that something worthwhile is going to be said. One feels her kecnness, her understanding, and her poise. However, Esther is far from being a sophisticated intellectual-a girl with such pretty brown eyes couldn't be. She is clever, witty, and full of fun-her sense of humor and pleasant tactful ways never fail her, Her eyes always shine with friendship and good will, and her face always wears a pleasant smile. I'reshm'm rUllTl'll Committee, Junior Prom Comrnitteeg May 3 Court I, II. Behold the blonde beauty with the sun tanned skin! Elinor forever dazzles us with her unusual loveliness. It is not without reason that we have chosen her year after year to he in the May Court. lt is not an exaggeration to say that she is one of the most striking girls who ever graced the Women's College campus. Then, too, Elinor has many social graces. She is popular, and it is no wonder, for she is at ease wherever she goes, she knows her way around, and she is a good dancer. And in addition, she plays the piano well-not using music the way most people do, but playing rhythmical jazz by ear. Now she has left us to grace a household as Mrs. Donald Welles. civ

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igaulinv Eliguhvtly llllvlhin EDUCATION XVILMINGTON Glee Cluh I, II, Business Manager II: Matlrematies Club T, Il, III, Vice-President Ilflg Y. XV. C. A. Secretary III. The happiness of many a girl depends on Polly, for she is our postmistress, and what bedlam would arise if she got our letters mixed! But she never does because she is dependable, eflicient, and accurate. May her interest in math be a witness to thisl She has beautiful red hair and the cream- and-rose complexion that only lucky golden-red haired girls can have. Furthermore, she wears a perpetual smile, and it is a joy to buy stamps and postcards from her. She never minds weighing letters for you, either. In fact, she is always glad to go out of her way to help any fellow student in distress. Polly has done some outstanding work in the Y. W. C. A., and she is one of our most treasured class- IHZIICS. Eligahrth muah Milla Arcrs AND SCIENCE NEWARK Glee Club I, II, H13 Production Staff of Plays Ig President Press Club IIIQ Editor of Pambo III. She has accomplished more than any one person We ever knew. Mrs. Wills manages a home, performs all the duties of a minister's wife, is Editor of Pambo, and a good student. We remember being much impressed when she hrst appeared during Mschedule making at the close of Freshman Week. She was wearing pearl earrings, and she had more poise than all the rest of us put together. Then We heard her sing in the Glee Club and were charmed by her mellow con- tralto voice. She continually surprises us with the amount of work she manages to get done. She is a cheerful young person, and we like her. cvi