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

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ELLEN GRAY SIPPLE Arts and Science Milford, Delaware Social Committee I, II, III: May Day Committee T, II3 Sophomore Competitive Playg Production Staff of Plays I, II: Hockey II, III: Soccer I, II, H19 Basket- ball I, II, l'IIg Baseball I, II, III: Track II, III3 Swimming I, Il, III3 Student Council III. Many people can be serene and carefree when things are running along smoothly, but only one can keep a perfectly wonderful disposition at all times, no matter what happens-that girl is Ellen Sipple. Ellen's sparkling brown eyes, glinting hair and pert freckles are always accompanied by :L beautiful, infectious smile. She has always been in demand because of her excellent game of golf, her scintillating wit, graceful dancing, and intrigu- ing appearance. DORIS FAY SMITH Education Newark, Delaware Doris isn't very big, in fact physically she's one of the smallest in our classg and we have a feeling that she will keep on looking young and rather innocent after most of us have resigned our- selves to middle age. She can't help being a good dancer because she loves so much to dance. In fact, she would rather dance than eat. Doris is a sweet girl, but those who know her well realize that under sweetness is a strong purpose in life, from which it would be hard to turn her. Arts and Science MARY EMILY SMYTI'-l Detroit, Michigan Hockey I, II3 Soccer I, II Managerg Baseball I, II Mauagerg Pro- duction Staff of Plays I, II, III: Assistant Business Manager E52 Play II: Business Manager The Dark Tower III: Chairman of Junior Prom IIIQ Art Club II, HI: Competitive Play IIQ Pzuubo Staff II, III5 Vice-President of Class III. Dee the Enigma-for three years one of the most popular girls ever to come on our campus-yet a girl who with little ellfort can rank high at examination time. Dee's grand art work has graced many of our school publications and exhibits, not to mention the Nlain Street of Newark decked with the flying posters she paints for our plays. Dee has a grand business head, as well as being lovely and talented. She has been business manager for E 52 and Puppet Plays and also Chairman of our Junior Prom. Seventy

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she would not ELIZABETH MORRIS STRAUS Arts and Science Rf!'fLl7LOIlCf, Virginia French Club ll, IUQ Y. XV. C. A. H. Ill: Produc- tion Stall' 'Three Cornered Moonf' ll: The Late Christopher Bean H: Competitive Plays Hg A 1'he Dark Towe1 ' lllq Junior Prom Committee. A gay laugh, an amusing Southern accent iden- tify Liz. She transferred to us last year from the University of Richmond. And were we grateful? lit Qzmmf llforking on play production stalls, arguing about Socrates and Plato, craniming for tests, Liz always remains delightfully vivacious. llfhen you feel tl1e need of complete relaxation between classes. hunt up Liz, for her conversation is varied and engaging. and her warm charm will drive away the gripes. Again and again we thank Dixie for this tawny-haired, blue-eyed belle who is just chuck full of good old Yankee horse-sense. REBECCA TANZER Arts and Science IV'fllllfllgfO'll, Dl'fIl?UIl7'.l' French Club Il, H13 German Club H, Ill. Do you remember how Rebecca. before going to l reslnnan English class would swear. by all that was good and holy. that fvery emphatically notj translate another word of Latin for that mann? And how she would go to class and trans- I late automatically: Rebecca is an individual-once her mind is xnade up nothing can change it. First of all she has faith in herself. and when she turns from the sheep-like crowd it is because she sincerely believes her cause the right one. Her activities are so broad that we often wondered if she had certain main interests. lVe found out. In order of importance: Mnsicg Psychologyg Nlankind-but above all hlusic. DOROTHEA ELIZABIZTII THIEL Home Economics Wilmington, Drlflccrmc' Sophomore Tea Dance Committee Hg Home Economies Club I, Il, U15 Swimming Manager lg May Day Committee Hg Centenary Com- mittee lz Dining Hall Committee UIQ Chairman of Programs and Favors, Junior Prom Committee IU. Dot has everything, popularity, a charming appearance. ability, and one of the lnost generous hearts ever known. She is a very gifted person. Do you remember how she convulsed an audience, one May Day, with her deadly serious iniitations? In a ballroom she shines for she is one of the best dancers ever to be at W. C. D. Her beautifully arched feet execute intricate steps with grace and ease. And in such a way Dot Will perform on the ballroom floor of life. Se-Denny-two