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

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ELIZABETH BLADES CHILD Arts and Science Wil-uzington, Delaware Class Vice-President Ig Class President II, III: Press Club II, IIIQ Science Club II, III, Art Club II, IIIg Production Staff E52 Plays II, IIIQ Competitive Plays I, II. Betty is our President and a grand one. The very fact that she has held the oflice for two years proves our faith in her keen judgment, her amaz- ing tact and her gracious manner. Betty is always the same, whether laughing with us in the dorms or greeting us in a receiving line. Her interests are as wide apart as the chemistry lab and the pottery studio. In the latter her work is like her- self, splendid and interesting. Betty's spirit radi- ates through the entire class and she is the vital factor in making our activities successful. ANNA MARY C LOUGH Arts and Science Wilmington, Delafzcare hfath Club I, II, III, Science Club II, III, Hockey III. Clumcl', as she is known to her friends, is a real pal. There is nothing temperamental about Anna, A genuinely sincere devo- tion, a hearty laughter, and good common sense are her out- standing characteristics. Her radiant disposition attracts new friends, while her charm holds them. Scholastically, she rates, being a wizard at math and chemistry. Personally, she's the tops. A combination which surely will lead to success. REGINA ROSE COHEN Arts and Science Easton, ll-Izzrylmul ' ' ' 4 l is l l French Club I, II, Chairman of Programs III, Glee Club I, II, IIIQA Forum I, II, IIIQ German Club I, II, IIIQ hllusic Club III: Stunt Night Committee Hg Y. XV. C. A. I, II, IIIQ Junior Prom Committee III. XVhenever you feel a friendly pat on the back, and hear a pleasant greeting, you make a pretty good guess that it is Regina. Although she is studious and industrious, she always seems to have time for a friendly chat, or to give a helping hand. If she has her depressed moments, she certainly does not show them for, whenever you see her she is the same pleasant, well meaning girl. Always the same, never moody or depressed, stu- dious, friendly, sociable, helpful. Fifty-eight

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HELEN IVYATT DOUTY Education ,VillIlt71gIiOl1, Dclmurzfe W'hen Mrs. Douty entered Women's College this year we realized from the lirst that she was sonic- one whose friendship was to be valued. She is a lovely person, full of life and interested in every- one. It is a delight to talk with Mrs. Douty for her outlook is so mature and sensible. but when we look at her rushing To class she seems to be just another girl with dark. wavy hair and a flashing smile. But her flashing smile means busi- ness. GERTRUDE BENNETT DRAPER Arts and Science Wilzningtozz, Dclnwzzm Freshman Formal Committee I: Chairman of Sophomore'Senior Luncheon ll: Art Cluh Hg Vice-President IIIQ Class Treasurer IIIg Business Chairman, Junior Prom IU: Art Editor of the Blue and Gold Illg Production Staff of Plays II, III. Cert-rude is the name of the craziest, noisiest, eleverest member of our class. These adjectives and many more would, perhaps. describe her. but no matter which you tried you could never quite pick the right one. For there is something about the way Gert-rude does things that makes her a little bit different from most people. lVhen she isn't busy planning class luncheons and being our treasurer, she spends her time running between the pottery studio and the library. lVhat she does in the places, we do not know, but you may be sure that she's one ol the busiest on campus. Home Economies Laurel, Drlawmz' Thanksgiving Play Ig Y. XV. C, A. T, TI, III: Chairman Sophomore- Freshrnan Tea Hg Christmas Play IIQ Supper Club I, II, III: Home Eeoncnnics Club I, II, Illg Outing Cluh III: Hockey III, Class Man- agerg Class Secretary IIIQ Junior Prom Conunittee III. One of the hrst things you notice about hflildred is her tran- quillity. After you know her better you appreciate this charac- teristicg you realize that Mil doesn't babble on about inconse- quential matters. Conscientiousncss is another of NIildred's line qualities, although she isn't so busy that she would not gladly serve on a committee, or ellicieutly fill an olliee. I-lei' favorite exclamation is, Ah thought Ah'cl dielg' yet she denies that she has a Southern drawl. S ixty