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

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Marg illllargarrt Egnrlg Home ECONOMICS COCIIILANVILLE, .PENNSYLVANIA Home Economies Club I, II, III, IV, Secretary III, I'rogr:nns 1Vg Press Club II, III, IV: Pambo Stall' III, IV: Forum Cabinet IV, Y. YV. C. A. Cabinet IV, May Day Commitlce III, IV. What is so rare as the combination of the poetic and the practical in one personality? Knowing Mary, we know that it is possible for one individual to be very ellicient and skillful in the field of Home Economics and also to be able to spend leisure hours in the enjoyment of the arts. Mary's lovely, wistful lyrics add many a charm to Pambo and reveal a phase of Mary's personality that is not so apparent in per- sonal contacts. We usually see Mary bustling about getting things done for the Y or for Home lie Club. But she im- presses us as a very unusual person, and it is not surprising that she Iinds time to be a good friend and a valuable acquaintance. We consider ourselves lucky that she hap- pened to our class. Anrs AND bCIIINCI Norunsiown, Pr NNsYr.v.xNiA Class Captain Ig Class President II, HI, IVQ Freshman Formal Committeeg Junior Prom Committee: Puppets II, HI, IV: Class Competitive Play I, Hg 'Thanksgiving Play 13 Cast of Liliom, Ivory Door, Death Takes a Holiday, A Murder Has Been Arranged, Royal Fan1ily g Production Staff of Plays: E52 Players. Pat is our Modish Mitzi and might easily be called the best dressed girl on campus. Her slimness lends itself beauti- fully to her stylish frocks, and her curly hair, peeping from beneath her hats, makes a picture not easily forgotten. She is also our perpetual president, for there has been only one term when she has not held the class gavel in her hand. Popular on both campuses. and always in demand, Pat is nevertheless good in her studies. Shels always at dances- hut what about those hours and hours in the Biology Lab? Pat is a fine actress, and has held together many a college play. Where she finds time for all her extra-curricular ac- tivitiesg we shall never know, but her charming and gay personality, and never tiring energy demand that she be a leader in whatever she undertakes. lxii

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Martha Illatilha Ilaquvtte Hom: ECONOMICS Nmwmuc Home Economies Club II, III, IV, Hockey II, III, IV, Basket- ball III, IV, Manager IV. V Here is a commuter who seems to enjoy the great rush of commuting, and finds no obstacle too difiicult to surmount. Selma and the changing of her course put many extra respon- sibilities on her shoulders, but did not prevent her from enjoying the society of friends, and good times. She is always ready to help another with a quick understanding and good fellowship. Martha lives by the Golden Rule, and who could do otherwise than admire and love a girl with such a code and such high standards? Marian iliurgv Lffwz Anrs AND Science New CASTLE Editor of Blue and Gold IV: Student Council II, III: Class Treasurer Ig Production Staffs of Plays I, III, IV: Cast of Class Competitive Play II, Freshman Play' Y. W. C. A, Cabinet II, III, IV, Mntlxematics Club I, II, III, IV: French Club I, II, Foruin I, II, III, IV: Supper Club I, II, III, IVQ Freshman For-mal Ccmimitleeg Junior Prom Comnntteeg Ring Committee III: Commencement Announcement Comnnttee IV. ' fl pcrfcrx womznz, nobly plmmfd To warm, to comfort, and com1naml. Marian is certainly all that and more. A girl who has been more active, or done more lor her college is not to be found. A proposition placed in her able hands is sure to be a success, and many are the opportunities she has had to prove this. When she is gone, who will take her place? Someone will occupy her position, but we wonder if ever again anyone will do things just as Marian has done them. Marian is gifted with that rare ability of leadership-the faculty to command without stirring resentment in the commanded. To he able to succeed in the capacity of a leader one must have certain qualiliczntions-friendliness, pleasantness, and good sportsmanship, for example. Marian has these and others- she has honor and ideals, a sense of humor, and a love of fun. Marian knows how to he happy, she knows how to be serious, and, above all, she knows how to command. lxi

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Enrnthvu mm' Htlrieuw Aivrs ,wo Scnzxcu VVILMINGTON Class Secretary III, x7lCC4PfCSl1iCl1t IVg Glee Club I, II, Treas- urer III, President IV, French Club 1, II, Mathematics Club Ig Prom Committee III, Ring' Committee III, Chairman Dining Room Committee IV, Basketball I, II, III, IVQ Swimming I, II, III, Baseball II, III, Track II, IIIQ Soccer III, IV, Volleyball IVQ College Swimming Manager IV, Forum Treasurer IV3 May Day Committee IV. Dot is characterized by her quick, decisive step, and her assured precision. She has quiet poise, and an air of determi- nation and perseverance. Her abilities both to lead and co- operate made her a success in College athletics, while her agreeable sense of humor makes her a charming addition to any company. Wherever there is whole hearted fun-there will Dot be also. iBnrntlgg Annu illllnrgem ARTS AND SCIENCE BRIDGEVILLIL French Cluh Ig Archery I, II, III: Class Competitive Play I. 'l'he modernity of DoL's activities belies her interest in things ancient, for her love of Latin is agrceably coupled with her love ol dancing and gay music. She is a joyous soul with a spontaneous good will and good cheer that have proved extremely contagious. Her voice is low and almost drawline. pleasing to the ear and soothing to the mind, making her excellent company when one desires relaxation. lxiii