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

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Elvutrire Etta Snrhnan EDUCATION XVILISIINGTON Bea's philosophy is a laugh and a grin, and catastrophes become jokes under the crackle of her snappy wit. Among all her talents, her greatest is the ability to while away the commuters' blues when she sings like Helen Kane, or when she imitates any one who happens to come into her mind. Her hair is the envy of all amateurs in the art of wind- blown bobs, and the nonehalance with which she views life, is the envy of all 'fcalamity-Janes.U illlimgarvt lllrrrr Elgin' flume ECONOMICS Mnmi.u'rowN Y. W. C. A. Vice-President III: Home Economies Club I, II, III, IV, Vice-l'resident lllg May Day Committee IIIQ Page in May Court II: Glee Club II. Peggy is a wee lass, blue eyed, and fair haired. A more earnest and satisfying companion cannot be found on cam- pus, and a person more charming and more sympathetic does not exist. l'cggy's interest in everything and everybody makes her a delightful friend and eonhdante. Books, organi- zations, and other activities keep her busy and happyg she has a cheery smile, and a kind word always at hand, and she imparts to all a cozy feeling of friendliness. lxvii

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-.5 Alberta Iiaivlla Smith Hozvnz ECONOMICS WASHINGTON, D. C. Home Economics Club I, II, III, IV, Social Chairman IV, Out- ing Club II, III, Volley Ball I, II, IIIQ Baseball I, II, IIIg Hockey II, III, Manager of Soccer II, IV, May Day Costume Committee III, Supper Club I, II, III, IV, Y. VV. C. A. Bert is an old-fashioned girl in a new-fashioned setting- like Grandmother's lovely old cameo reposing on the velvet of Paris' latest creation. She is so small, too, to embody such friendliness as hers, and so tiny to have such a tre- mendous Will. She flutters about like a gay but determined little bird, but something about her implies an inward calm- ness that relates all her activity to a future goal. lxvi illllargarvt Eltzalmth Shruhrr ARTS AND Science IVESTVILLL, New Jrnsmr Track I, Class Manager I Swunmmg II College Manager II Hockey I, III IV Basketball II Baseball I Outing Club I II Vice-President II Trench Club I II Program Committee II Mathematics Club I II III IV Prugmrn Committee II Secre 'tary-Treasurer III Prom Committee III Ring Committee III Freshman Formal Committee Social Committee IV Forum III IV, Y. XV. C A Blue 'mtl Cold St1l'E IV Phi Kippa Phi There is nothing Peg does not do well' Thats r'1Lher '1 broad statement but IIS true She is especially good it lessons, and shes '1 whiz in Qthleties She is human, cer taiuly. You can tcll by hex smile, and her laugh, and the number of friends she has Only in class is she inhuman There she shows up the rest ol us We really thmk she should have the chair m the front of the room, from which imposing position she might teach us the 'ut of learning, Peg is a good teacher, too She excels in everything shes lucky at cirds, 'md shes lucky 1t loxe It xll doesnt seem fair, somehow but we don t begrudge Peg her tftlents Shes a great girl 'ind she s bound to go through life '1 winner r

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,gn- 165 Elrzmnr 1Cut11vriuv Jllsrmimrt Airrs AND Scuzucu Nnwruuc Glee Club U, III, IV: Basketball II, III, IVQ Hockey II, III, IV. Eleanor-the girl with dancing feet and a mania for bridge. Eating and sleeping are nothing in IZlezn1or's life. Give her a lively tune or a deck of cards. She has El deep interest in the has-bcens as well as the ares and Uwill-bes , l1ow- evcr, and is methodical in her search after the facts of his- tory. Eleanor is a likeable girl, an interesting talker, and one who will never be slightcd when fun is afoot. o n Eligahrtly Anne ililllrlrel' ARTS AND SCIENCE WIX.5IXNfS1'ON Glee Club I, H5 Press Club II, III, 1Vg Advertising Stal? Blue and Goldg Class Editor Blue and Goldg Competitive Play IVQ May Court I, IV. A really versatile personality, zu striking appearance- throw in an bit of dash and gay good humor and you have Betty Weber. Proof of her versatility is in her literary con- tributions to Pamlm, in dramaties, her apt portrayal of Nyce in the Senior competitive play and in the finer arts of music and art itself-only those who know her realize her talent. With such an artistic temperament it may seem surprising that Betty chose Biology for her major, but she has succeeded equally well in that noble science, and most any fair day you can sec her gazing with interest at some rare species of flora. lxviii