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

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Chrrtruhr Bliagmnnh 91111111 Anrs AND Sensual: WILLIINGTON Hockey IV, Captain IV, Basketball IV, Production Staff of A Murder Has Been Arranged, Autumn Crocus, Royal Family g Phi Kappa Phi. Our class has great faith in the products of Junior Col- leges, for Mottie-brilliant, witty, and gay, came to us in her Junior year from St. Mary's. Mottie is a true daughter of the South. She is hospitable and happy, and she has a most fascinating drawl and a bewitching smile. Although Mottie quavers before class and moans Ah don't know a theengl she is always a shining light in her courses, with an enviable faculty for remembering dates and obscure names. And at dances, too, Mottie is a shining light. Dressed in some decorative gown she rolls those big brown eyes of hers and laughs the hours away. We like Mott- she's different and she's cute, and we sometimes torment her just to see her pout and drawl reproachfully, Oh, Ah theenk youah just ohIul. Susie Eleanor GDBHQ EDUCATION SEAFORD Baseball I, II, IIIQ Forum I, II, IIIQ Volley Ball I, II, IIIQ Soccer I, II, III, Hockey II, III. Golden-haired, laughing Susie is the kind of girl we like to know. Perhaps it's that bit of Irish in her that makes us like her. It probably accounts for her sunny disposition at any rate. She enjoys life, and seems to get a great deal out of living. Sue seems to be eternally happy. She loves the winter time, for her favorite sport is sledding. She goes about merrily on those cold winter days when the rest of us huddle up in warm corners and complain about the weather man. Indeed, Sue seems to be eternally happy. She's always willing to help anyone who needs assistance, she's always on hand when fun is in the air, and above all, she's always ready to be aistauneh supporter oi her friends. Sue is one of the most unseliish girls we know. lxiv

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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

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Olatlyeriwz Ami igvnnurlt EDUCATJON XRIILMINGTON Freslunan Representative to Student Council I9 Treasurer of Student Council IIQ Assistant Hemi of Dining Hall IIIQ Head of Dining Hall IVQ Basketball I, Hg Math Club IVQ Centenary Committee IV, Freshman Formal Committee Ig Junior Prom Committee III: Class Competitive Plays I, II. Of all the two year education students we were glad to welcome back into the fold, we were happiest when Ann decided to return and get her degree. For Ann is one of the mainstays of the class. Divinely tall, beautifully dressed, and very pretty, Ann is one of the prominent figures on campus. She is always ready to stop and talk on this and that for zi minute or two, and she has a most amazing sense of humor. She loves being happy, and gets more joy out of living than any girl we know. When you think of Ann you simultaneously think of thc word pal . You canit help it. Ann is our idea of a peach of a galf' and when she graduates and leaves us, we shall certainly miss her promenading around the dining hall. Zines iillpslpn l'lmina Economics Cn1us'1'1ANA Iioine Economies Club I, II, III, IV. Lois, one ol' our merricst girls, and one of our tiniest, is friendly and dependable. She never takes anything too seri- ously, hut :icquits her tasks faithfully and well. Down in the commuters' room she is one ol' the greatest talkers and gigglers, in the nrts of which she is particulmly skilled. She has her own peculiar way ,about them too. Ask her to pro- nounce lm11:mn, and you'll see. lxv