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

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Elizabeth Burying Ernnkea Home Economics Bm. Am, MAKYLAND Home Economics Club II, III, IV, Supper Club II, III, IV: Outing Club I, II, Ill: Class Competitive Play III: Athletic Asso- ciation, Y, VV. C. A. Cabinetg Hockey II, III3 Soccer 1II3 Baseball IIIQ Volley Ball I, II, IV, Class Manager III: Page in May Court II. Wouldn't you know just to look at Betty that she is a Home Economics student? Her all-embracing grin will cer- tainly make some home happy, and she has a giggle to exchange for a trouble any time. She goes about her duties as though she loved them-as every true homemaker should. And in the future home we have planned for the little blonde house-wife Cwe hope she does not mind our looking ahead this wayl, friends will not be lacking, for everyone she meets likes her, and she has a ready friendship for all. ilihith Brown EDUCATION CARTERET, New JERSEY Forum I, II, III, Chairman of Debates IV, Debating Team I: Cast of Martha, Autumn Crocus g Production Staff of Plays, Hockey I, IIQ Basketball I, II. Edith has the clear decisive manner of a good lawyer, and is at her best in the thick of a debate. Her enthusiasm is contagious and indiseriminating. It adds zest to all her ac- tivities both for herself and others, and her joy in living is unqueuehablc. She is a Hrm ally and a reliable friend, for, says Edith, 'Tis not for any 'vote that Friandxhip bears in hezwen or mrlh That I .wwf a friend. 1

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illuth Eileen E211 Enucrvrion WILMINGTON Glec Cluh I, II, IIIQ Orchestra I, 115 String Quintet IV. Music is said to have a calming effect, and it seems to have had such a one on Ruth's whole nature. The sweetness and beauty of the melodies she draws from her violin seem to have been absorbed back into her personality, from which she lets them drop in pleasant words and quiet smiles. We often wonder if it is not diliicult for such great understand- ing and sympathy as hers to be crowded into one midget automobile and be carried from VVilmington to Newark. Ethel Qlnurxnha illrahg Arrrs AND SCXENCE WILLIINGTON Sub-Captain Class Ig Vice-President Class Ig Competitive Plays I, ll, III, lVg President French Club IVQ Cast of A Murder Has Been Arranged, 'l'he Royal Family. Blue eyes, golden hair, Irish-charmingly so. These things alone would content an ordinary girl, but not Ethel Lou. She boasts as well at keen mind, and a critical one. She is a cynic, but a gay one with Erin's gift of song and story. Her wit is lively, and not infrequently carries a sting, her assur- ance is easy but pardonable, and the characters she has created on the stage are as genuine as she herself. Sur-r-re, and she has kissed the Blarney Stone! xlix

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Hinian li. Egle Glaapersnn ARTS AND SCIENCE IVILMINGTON President German Club IV: Mathematics Club I, II, III, IVQ Forum I9 Class Competitive Play III. We wonder what the correlation can be between math and bridge-playing ability. According to Viv it must be a high one, for in math Cespecially quadratic equationsll she is a whiz, and in the bridge contests in the commuters' room, she has proved herself to be CIIlbertson's only rival. One of tlIe queer things about Vivian is that one moment after she has expressed a most emphatic opinion about someone or something land believe IIs she does just thatl she can laugh at her own positiveness and make fun of herself. But-don't get us wrong-her opinion remains still quite positive. ilivlrn illnumr Gllugtnn lloiun lEcoNoIuIcs BIIANDYWINE SUMMIT, PA, A. A. Council lg Home Economics Club I, II, III, Secretary IV: Glue Club I, II, III, IV, Cll0l'Qll Society I, II, Hockey II, III, IV, Soccer I, II, Ill, Volley Brill II, III, Social Committee II, III, IV, 'l'I'e:mnrer IV: Class Sung' I.e:IIler I, II, III, IV, College Song Leader IV, Prmn Committee III: Outing Club I, II, III: Supper Club ll, 'llI: Freslimzm Formal Committee Ig May Day Com- ll'llllCC I, Il: Orchestra ll, 1lI, IV, Blue and Gold Stal? IV: Archery lg Phi Kappa Phi. 'l'l'lCl'C are not many girls who can wear even pale gold hair slraigln, and severe without detraetiiig from their appear- ance, but Helen can and does with a decided effect. Nor is her unusual lmir-do her sole aecomplisliment. Helen is a good student, a splendid athlete, and a musician. She and her lrnmpet are very much in demand for campus events. As il song leader, llelen has had the opportunity to use both ber musical ability and her gift for leadership. She is always fool and SCll'-!lSSlll'CCl, being one ol those rare individuals who possess that quality known as aplomb. li