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

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TAIBILF DLDICAIION IXDMIIN ISTRA1 ION CLASSES SEMORS Iumonzb SoPHoMoR1:s Ac 1 IN ITIES N1-xY DAY DRAIXI ATICS ATHL1: rlcs ADVERTIbENIE1NTS QI? CQNTVENTS 139 . X , 1, K I I Q, , XX f ...,.........,......,...,......,.......... 6 -- ' ' ..........,.,...,................. . .. 8 ' ................................,....,,,. Z3 , ' .......,...............,...............,, 51 f - ........,,................,......,... 77 FRESHNIEN ..,,....,..,..,........,...........,.. 86 ,. , ,,.................,...................... 94 . .,.......,.........................,,,..... 118 1. ..............A....A.,.............,.,.... 121 -' ...,.....,...................,. Q ,.4,....... 124

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PQIRIEXXXQRID F this hook does not contain all that you may have hoped it might we ask your patience in judgment. If it does not qualify in all the standards which you consider essential to a book, we again ask that you be moderate in your criticism. But, if, in the future, it will stimulate memories of your days in college, it will have accom- plished its true purpose and we who have had a hand in its making will share with you these reminiscences.

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TO lVIr. H. Rodney Sharp the classes of 1936 and 1937 of the Women's College, University of Delaware dedicate this vol- ume. As a student of Delaware College he conceived a vision of the 'future of this college. As a trustee of the University he fore- saw the larger possibilities of its expansion. The beauty and suit- ability of the buildings, particularly of hflitchell Hall, his own personal gift, and the arrangement of the planting of the grounds are evidences of his conception of what the campus should become. In all of this development the lrVornen's College has had full share, and recognition is here given of lVIr. Sharp's many contributions to the joy and significance of college life.