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

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NIARYA bflADlfiLlNE JENSON Arts and Science llillllllllgfflll, D1'l1mfa1'e' Math Club I, Il, III, IVQ Hockey T, ll, IIIQ Soccer I, II, III, IVg Baseball II, IVQ Volley Ball I, IVQ Basketball Ig Tennis II. Although hfladeline cuts a neat figure on the athletic Held, although her presence multiplies the fun a dozen times and divides it among us, and although a party borders on being a minus one without her, one never suspects outside ol class that she is a rnatheiuatics major. Indeed, she has such a command ol algebraic equations and all of the other intricate workings of figures in class that she really mal-:es ns sit up and take notice. Shc's taking practice teaching and we feel sure 5he'll add to any teaching stall. NIARIAN ELIZABE'l'l'I KlNG Arts and Science Wilntizzgtovz, Delncurrre ibiillll Club IQ Christmas Play Ilg Archery IV: Cernmn Club IVQ Apprentice Players IV3 Y. XV. C. A. IVQ Supper Club IVQ Forum IV. Nlarians gentle and sweet disposition brings her many friends who love her for her kindness and generosity. She takes college seriously and because ol her desire to make good in her studies she puts her whole heart into her work. Anything that she un- dertakes to do receives her best. Marian has the calmness and decorum of at mid-Victorian maid and her thoughts seein equally undisturbed by strife and turmoil. J.- Arts and Science lliillllillglllll, DL1a.v1ln Blue and Gold Staffg Hockey II, III, IV: Captain of Baseball Il: I -nnnetifive Plnvs l. III: '.lil1illllCSgiVllU.f Play lg Christmas Play Ilg Y. XV. C. A. I, II, III, IV: Sopbomore'Senior Lunelieong French Club 1: Math Club I, Ilg Forum III. IV. Big, brown pleasing eyes with a devilish twinkle in them are one of Peg's outstanding features. and she knows how to use them to the best advantage. NVhen she's in doubt about some- thing, Peg purses her lips and widens her eyes. making her deci- sion a inonientous one. She has decisions to make, too. because shc's active in so many clubs, in social functions and in being on the year-bool: stall. Her Scotch ancestry do:sn't inhibit her in giving away time to help her friends or serve on a cozzunittce. Really, Peg has had a lull life in college. Thirty-eiglit

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MARGARET VERONICA MEALEY Education Wilmivzgton, Delaware Y. VV. C. A. T, II, III: Sophomore Christmas Play IIQ Supper Club IVg Forum III, IVQ junior Prom Committee Illg Sophomore-Senior Luncheon Com- mittee IIQ Freshman-Junior Party Committee III. lVheu lrish eyes are smilingu and when they're blue like Peggyis there are bound to be consc- quences. At least we've found it so, whether the consequences be here or at the other end of the campus. Peggy dOCSI1,t talk much, but what she says is bound to be witty. One never knows when Peggy works, even though her lessons are always done, except when sl1e does her art work, and then everyone knows it. The whole dormitory walks on tiptoe until the process is over. Peggy's even dis- position makes her a good companion and one that is always very much in demand whether the mis- sion be gay or nay. JANE BENNUM MERRITT Arts and Science Easton, Maryland Hockey I, II, III, IVQ Soccer I, II, III, IV: Volley Ball IIQ Swim- ming I, Hg Basketball II, III, IV: Archery Ig Baseball I: 'Math Club I, II, Corresponding Secretary III, IV: Forum I, IV: Outing Club I3 Science Club President III, IVQ Head of Dining Hall IV. Jane is our constant marvel in that she can be so many dif- ferent personalities. One day she can he a student. and a. good one, and the next she can be n social butterily, vivacions and sparkling, with a good answer for every remark. She has her plans for the future and has the virtue of being able to stick to them, but Jane's philosophy is that one can't be a good doctor without learning a lot about life, and you might as well have a good time while you're at it. ROSE MARY MURPHY Arts and Science llfilmingtou, Dflawan' Rose has been known to deny her Irish ancestry, but mere denial is not enough. She has the true Irish love ol' a good talk and good stories. She is noted for her ability to tell uproarious jokes and tall stories with a straight face, and is not above en- dangering our gravity at inopportune moments by her side remarks. lVhen there is nothing more entertaining to distract her attention Rose studies, and she is a much better student than she would have us believe. Forty