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

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AllHl,lElllCQ ASSQQlAlllQN Everyone in college belongs automatically to the Athletic Association. And contrary to our ideas concerning things of which we sometimes find ourselves automatic members, we are very glad, 'for the council of the Asso- ciation elects college and class managers to plan the sports programs, and Without them our hockey, soccer, volley ball, basketball, baseball, swimming, track, and archery competitions would be impossible. Each class has a team for these sports, and with each one competition runs high. But besides sponsoring these activities, the Outing Club is under the jurisdiction of the Association, so We really have another sport to add to our already long list. And thus the Athletic Association, high in our esteem, hnds a sport for everyone in every season. PRESIDENT- ALAIA SEELY V rcs PRESIDENT- JEAN Sxcuan SECRETARY- ELEANOR Moimow TREASURER- ELIZABETH TAYLOR One lziundred five

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lDlRfhNlfXlllQ IBQAIRID It all started when the kids in the neighborhood used to put on shows and charge an admission of 5 pins. hflost of us never outgrow the desire behind those childhood plays-the desire to act-or the desire for dramatics in general. The purpose of the Dramatic Board at VVomen's College is to awaken those dramatic desires and to furnish an outlet for their expression. Each year the Board sponsors the Class Competitive Plays, given by each of the four classes in competition. One act plays in the Hilarium are also produced Linder the Board direction. By these arrangements it is hoped that every single girl may be reached in order that she may give and receive the benefits of the Play, Nlembers of the Board are elected by the entire Student Body on the basis of their dramatic interest and ability. PRESIDENT- M. L. XVOLFEN DEN l One lzuvzdred four BUSINESS NIANAGER- NIARGARET MCNULTY

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FRENCH CLUB Le Cercle Franeais did not become an active organization until the fall of 1933, when, under the vigorous guidance of Nliss Nlanclell, a member of the French Department, it quickly developed into one of the most active clubs on campus. To be eligible for membership one must obtain a grade of B for the first semester of Intermediate French, or else be enrolled in one of the Advanced French courses. VVe hold two meetings every month, one, a business meeting, and the other a social meeting. As only French is spoken our meetings are instructive as Well as entertaining. Our social meeting is usually a tea at which We give a program. It often consists of the singing of French songs, readings, the presentation of a one-act play, or a talk by an Exchange Student. Two of the major events of the year are a picnic, and a formal dinner. Every year Le Cercle Frangais is becoming more instrumental in creating an interest, not only in the French language, but also in the customs and life of the French people. PRESIDENT- HELEN DUTTE11 Vice PRESIDENT'- JEAN BARNES Sscnxzriuw- M. BALLARD Truzasuiuzn- Rrscmn C01-IEN 0116 hfzwzdrecz' six