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

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I?.LIZ.'XBlf.TI'I IVAINWRIGI-IT MCKELVIQY Education Newark, Dclawarz' Cast and Production Staff of Autumn Crocus : The Royal Faniily g The Late Christopher Bcan 3 The Green Coelcatoouq The Dark Tower g E52 Player: Competitive Play ll, Directory Puppets Il, IIIQ Dramatic Board IIIQ Chnirxnnn Junior Prom Orchestra Committee. Will you ever forget Bette's superb interp1'eta- tion of Julia Cavendish in The Royal Farnilyn? From thc very beginning Bette's dramatic ability was outstanding, and we have been proud of her. Bette doesn't worry about lessons, about people, about anything-a factor which most contributes to her wonderful poise. For she has that rare asset-intelligence-and her philosophy is to take lile as it comes, and to live in harmony with man- kintl. . MARGARET MARY NICNULTY Education Willningtovz, Drlawarn Dramatic Boarcl I, IT, IIIQ Coach for Thanksgiving Play Ig Coach for Christmas Play TIQ Coach Competitive Play I5 Cast Competitive Play IIQ Apprentice Players llg Class Secretary ll: Glee Club I. II. Illg Centenary Pageant I: Music Club II, IIIQ Blue and Gold Staff IIIg Junior Prom Committee IIT. Who can think of Molly without thinking of her lovely, lovely voice-which she uses? Lots of songbircls sing only on special occasions, hut not so with Miss McNulty. She is probably the only one ol us who warblcs as early as seven in the morning- and that is quite a feat. we think. And then she has an Irish wit that is always ready for action. To catch her without a clever reply is very unusual and everyone knows her punny puns. Arts and Scientc ll zlnzingtou, Dflcz tml' French Club T, II, III3 Competitive Plays I, II3 Hockey IIIQ Appren- tiee Players 1113 Junior Prom Committee III. VVhen you need a iiriend-someone to laugh with you, to sympathize with you, to advise you, to conhcle in-go to Lucy. She is always willing to listen to your troubles and give 1 helpful solution. She is as interesting a talker as she is a good listener. Interesting and helpful in her serious moments, amusing and sociable in her lighter moods, true and loyal to her friends at all times, she is just one of those girls we could not do without. Sixty-five

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rl I NINA MATUSOFF Arts and Science IVIlIlLIl!gL'O7L, Dchiwzlrc Science Club II, III3 Math Club I, II, III3 German Club I, II, III. Nina is a member of that limited and elite class of women designated as petite. Her lovely brown hair is a litting complement to her brown eyes and intriguing face. By her friends, and they are many, she is identitiecl by her quick and ready Wit and her unerring franlcness. Nina is capable of meeting all incidents with poise and charm. lVe love to watch her graceful hgure on a dance lloor where her small person appears Lo best advantage. MILDRED ARGELA MCCABE Arts and Science Sclbyrallrf, Delaruarc Hockey I, Hg Soccer Ig Basketball Ig Competitive Play Ilg Archery Ig Math Club J, II. Nlil loves to dance and have a good time, yet she shows herself ready to weather a storm along with the rest of us. Always seeing the bright and funny sicle of all occasions, ivlildred takes life as it. comes, meeting it lace to lace and never giving np. Accepting her duties with a light heart, she returns the capable results the same way. Laughing and singing, Mil works and plays with equal ease. DOROTI-IEA THERESE NICGOWAN Education ffilmivzgton, Delaware Glee Club I, II, III: Apprentice Players II, Illy Cast of Centenary Pageantg Competitive Play I. The little girl with the big smile-thatis Dot. Always pleasant, cheerful, sociable, she has won many friends. She has held them by her sincerity and loyalty. Dot will be a success at whatever she undertakes for she is never Hsnootyv, and her laughing manner makes her popular with all. Her beautiful, naturally wavy hair makes her the envy of us ordinary mortals who have to suffer through HIJCYITIEIIICIIISH. Sixty-four

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RUTH ANNA MINNER Home Economics Illizlfllctowzz, Dclrzwzzrf Home Economics Club I, II, III. One of the few Home Economics students who never seem to worry-and why should she? She always has her work done correctly and on time. The strangest part is that she always has time for every girl's favorite 'lextra curricular activity - conversation. Ruth Ann has a poker face but don't let that fool you. She has a sly way of say- ing things that trip you up unawares. As for her accomplislnnents-no other girl in college has knitted clothes with quite the professional air of hers. MARGARET HAYS MORRISON Home Economics Qimrryvillr, Pcn1zsylt'nnia Y, XV. C, A. I, II, III: Home Economies Club II, IIIQ Glee Club I, II, IIIQ Blue and Gold Staff. There is hardly anyone who doesn't know and like Peggy Morrison. First of all, Peg has a grand disposition. Then, she is a good listenerg she can withhold a story of her own to listen to one of her friends. Peg knows the old maxim, Laugh and the world laughs with you, for she always has a pleasant smile and she never grunibles and gripes 'as the rest of us occasionally do. Peg never indulges in gossipg likewise if she is your friend today you can be sure she will be your friend tomorrow. Steady and dependable-that's Peg. Club II, III. Arts and Science Wilmington, Dafa arm' Math Club I II III Science Club II III Debate Team II German Fannie is a conscientious, industrious worker, gifted with the ability of an executive. She is surprisingly stuclious and intelli- gent, but even more surprisingly human when you get acquainted with her. She likes to join a crowd. never failing to contribute to the general merrirnent. She constantly astounds us with her capacity for learning. Nothing seems beyond her ability to under- stand. Fannie has worked for and deserves success. She is much more than just the smartest girl in our class. Sixty-fix