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

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Haven Inn. How proud we all felt returning to college in mid-afternoon decked out in corsages. But to get back to rain, was there ever anything so pitifully brave as the little group of us who escorted the Seniors on Class Day evening in a lantern procession in the Wind and rain? It may be an honor to light the way of a Senior from Nfitchell Hall to Residence, but to balance a wobbly japanese lantern in one hand and an umbrella in the other, is to defy the laws of nature, and we feel justly proud of our accomplishment. To think that this year we were luniors, with a new Freshman class looking up to us with all the awe and respect Cwe hopelj that we once felt for our big sisters! But Juniors We Were, and we fast developed the dignity which went with our status. This year we had our Prom. lfVasn't it fun? lVe felt so proud being led by Dee Smythe in the Grand lVIarch, and then going down the receiving line- so dignified. WVe were not the 'fgiggly group then. VVe were grown up. Surely We shall never forget The Nlusic Goes Down and 'Round-Ho-Ho-Ho I How many times We danced to it, shouted to it-and then didn't have enough! Now to more serious things. We made our rings the first standard XVomen,s College rings, Ginny Boston as head of the Ring Committee Worked diligently in choosing designs, and emerged triumphant with a Wonderful selection. 'We chose a beautiful design, and We hope that succeeding classes will like it as much' as we do. Wie have high hopes for next year, and can only wish for the classes that are to follow us, that their college years may be as happy and as successful as ours. m Fifty-four

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ANl'l'A MIRIAM ALLEN Home Economics Wilmington, Drlaruarz Clee Club I, II, IIIQ Thanksgiving Play Ig Y. XV. C. A. I, ll. III, Presidentg Home Economies Club I, II, III3 Sophomore Christmas Play llg Chairman of the Bulletin Board Committee II: Outing Club IIIQ Chairman of Chapel Program Corruuittee III. Beautiful long red hair and big blue eyes-these are Anita's outstanding assets. As au individual she is a leader and an artist. She can take respon- sibilities and like them. She will always explain a puzzling assignment to anyone and a good discus- sion delights her. Those blue eyes of hers grow bigger and bluer when she puts across her point. Anita is friendly with everyone. If you are in dis- tress send out an SOS to Anita. She will throw you a life line. NANCY WRIGHT ARTHURS Arts and Science Kenton, Dclaware Basketball I, II, III, Class Managerg Assistant Head of Dining Hall UIQ Sophomore-Senior Luncheon Committee II, Junior I-'rom Coin- mittee IIIg Science Club II. WVho could forget Nancy-the one girl in a million whose spirits never lag. No one could say honestly they ever had seen her in other than a gay and charming mood. She adds a welcome sparkle to any conversation-serious or otherwise. When she is about to emit a humorous hyperbole her famous eyebrows assume their likeness to two fine exclamation points. and everyone waits with eagerness for her comment. Inside this gay head is a very good mind which plumbs the depths of chemistry with a search- ing accuracy. Nancy is one of our best dancers and keeps in practice by her constant buoyant marshaling of the dining hall where she is assistant head. Arts and Science Il7Il'I7lI7lgf0I1, Delaware Y. VV. C. A. I, II, Cabinet Illg Forum I, II, Cabinet III: Blue and Gold Staff IIIQ Chairman of Ring Committee III, Thanksgiving Play Ig Competitive Plays Ilg Production Staff of Competitive Plays IIQ Production Staff of E 52 Plays. lVe always think of Ginny in the background she loves best in the world-the seashore. She likes to go swimming and beaching and sailing and Kris-Kraftingn, and she never tires of walking the boards. Her even coat of tan shows us all how much time she spends at Ocean City. Somehow, she manages to have the most unusual experiences and she tells us about them in a very Ginny- like manner. We find l1er quite versatile and vivacious, a well rounded person, for she's just as much at home discussing world affairs in a Forum meeting as talking about the latest houseparty. Fifty-.fix