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

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CLASS QVlrlCLlQS Pncsrnrzvr lor: Gurrrrrrr X rcr: Przrzsrmam' Sur: XVOOTTON Stcruzrxnx GR xcr Ixwrcrt Ilu xsurznn Loursrz STMTON Ctxss Anrrsrzrt Mrss Qurxnsrrx D11 xrcrz lFlRll1SHMAN CLASS HllSllQlRY IMID, Green but exerted so arrrved erghty sur Freshmen 'rt WVomen s College on September 19 19.15 Bewrldered and rather lost were those same erghrx srx Freshmen after the ordeal of Freshman Week For four long days we were exposed to rules, regulfrtrons, and customs of the college all of whrch seemed so belrttlrng to us who had so recently been drgnrhed hrgh school Senrors We gunned and bore rt, but we were certarnly glad when rt was over lr drdn t take us long to get down to real busrness At our Hrst electron we chose Zoe Grrfhth as class captarn and Sue Wootton as sub captarn They proved such capable leaders that we later chose them as presrdent and vrce presrdent Lourse Stayton became our treasurer, and Grace Kwrck our secretary Bee Black well rr as 'rppornttd to the Student Councrl Founders Day came, and we recerved our class colors rlhen terrrfyrng vrsrons of Stunt Nrght Mvsterrous threats and warnrngs drd very lrttle to lessen our fears But then surprrse ol surprrses rt wasn t bad at all We even found that some Class Yet ue drd hold our breath untrl we recerved our rnsrgnra And rnsrgnra they were brrfrht green brbs and huve name cards If all the upperclassmen don t know us, rt certarnly rsn t the fault of the Sophomore Class From that nrffht on our faces shone for we were forbrdden to wear any make up Upperclassmen were partrcularly fond of that part of our Freshman dutres Surely wrth our faces beamrng frnger narls pale, dutrfully wrrlkrnv rn the paths, and submrssrvely holdrnfr open doors for endless processrons of our superrors we offered f'1r less eornpetrtron at the other end of the campus Dutres and oblrgatrons assume small proportrons when we compare them to the entertarnrnents we have h rd Frrst there was the Freslrnrrn Party Next our brff srsters took us to see the Dark Tower Then the clrmfvc the Freshman Sophomore Tea vt hen ue handed ow er our brbs to our favorrte Sophomore That was certarnly a load off our mrnds Then the event of the year the Freshman Formal held rn Old College on Nlartlr 7 Drd rt feel Good actually to be envred by the upperclassmen' We haven t had so much trme to show oil' our abrlrty, but even as early as thrs our talents are berng realrzed Sybrl Ixerl drrected our Freshman Play Urven Ifrglrtg :even X Q 1 V' f . 'S 'r F ' ' ' ww v- - r 1 ' ' 1 1' 1 z sr 1 - ' in 1 ' 1' F ' : I T 'x 7 X . X X l X X h H . ,, - -. . . Y h , ! G 3 4 . T ' C H V K . - 1 . , . . -x si' - . t - K ' s -C -' . ' 7 , , I . ' ' C 1. Q u A ' I . ' 1 ' , . . . ' . . I c - V c U I ' . . , . 1 A , . . . . U., . ,' T . , . .' ' 5 , . i , C 1 of the faculty members, or at least their doubles, were members of the Freshman . .A .' . ' . I . 7 . ' 1 an o ' . 1 C b ' L 1 - ' - 7 C - . . ' - C H ' . 3 I . A . C . O . ' I . . 5 N . , . . . . . 7 . 5 . . . . . C . Q . ' ,' ' ' CC 4 , ,Fl ' A D n CA'T ' A ' f I ' ' . ' ' '. S ' . : A - .T . C . ' L H l . . 2 C 1 I . h ' .N Q N . . A N . , . . A , ' Q: V .

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Nhss QUAESLTA DRAKE Zora Gkxrrwu FRESHMAN CLASS Eighty-,fix

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after the Thanksgiving Banquet. Zoe Griffith starred in the E S2 play, 'fHell Bent Fer Heavenn. Athletics, music, and all other extra-curricular activities too have already evidenced our class's talent. Being a Freshman isn't really so bad after all. NVe really don,t mind holding open doors and walking on paths, because we know that the time is coming when other classes will show respect for us. Nleanwhile that time seems far and distant, and we remain just Freshies-but we like itl Eighty-eight