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

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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

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