. . . Rains have a new meaning and the wind is not so sharp 
. . . it plays along the walks and tosses the fresh greeness of the 
trees and of the grasses . . . Just beyond the campus and the 
closed-in classrooms live the woods and the creek that runs beside 
them . . . Class attendance is less than in the months before . . . 
and there is study on the lawns and in the woods along the creek 
. . . But work must be completed . . . and reports and practice 
teaching . . . and a yearbook must be published . . . Officers are 
elected for another year and there is a final play in Mitchell 
Hall . . . With May there comes a queen and the gym classes 
perform . . . Soon examinations are over . . . It's June . . . and 
the seniors change the tassels to the left of their black mortar 
boards . . . 



Dramatics 
Fall . . . the end of summer, and freshmen start 
worrying and looking forward to freshman week . . . 
the E52's within shouting distance of each other 
gather around to think up some subtle way to in-
 troduce the freshmen to the wonders of Mitchell 
Hall, dramatic center of the University of Dela-
 ware . . . not a place, but an institution in itself 
. . . dramatics: where you learn responsibility, de-
 pendence, independence, and interdependence, 
how to make friends and influence people, and 
pick up some of the knowledge that they never 
put in books . . . dramatics: the field of give and 
take, where there is no salary, and no report card 
. . . Registration Day for dramatics . . . it seems 
as if everyone in college wants to do make-up, stage 
designing, scene painting, off-stage effects, pub-
 licity, directing, or acting . . . try-outs for the first 
big play of the year, the 3-act of the Fall . . . 
hectic period of rehearsals and tests and rehearsals 
and tests . . . a grand performance . . . 
Winter . . . try-outs for the Playbill with its two 
I-act plays . . . a hunt for new faces, and new 
people to try their hands at old jobs . . . Playbill 
. . . the beautiful Christmas play, sponsored by the 
Puppets, given the night of the Women's College 
Christmas dinner, in conjunction with the music 
department . . . after Christmas, plans for the 
Competitives get under way . . . each class hope-
 fully elects a director to champion it . . . each 
director hopefully chooses a cast and a play . . . 
and the fight is on . . . the four casts go around 
acting in dark corners, in Common Rooms, in the 
lounge of Robinson Hall . . . then, one rehearsal 
and a dress rehearsal in Mitchell Hall and the 
performances . . . there's that awful waiting while 
the judges make up their minds, and then the an-
 nouncement is made and the proud director steps 
forth and grins while the audience applauds . . . 
for a few days one class is outstanding, supreme 
. . . but then the big play of the winter looms 
before the college, and the talent which has been 
divided for the Competitives is united to make this 
3-act play another successful achievement for the 
Delaware dramatics. 
Spring . . . it becomes harder to hold even the 
most enthusiastic people indoors . . . there is an-
 other Playbill, more experimentation . . . the E52's 
hold a meeting and look at the staff apprentices' 
records . . . who will step into whose shoes, is she 
dependable, does she have ideas, will she do her 
job well, is her scholastic record high enough, does 
she have enough credits to become an E52? . . . 
she is given her big chance on the staff for the 
final 3-act play of the year (if she meets all the 
tests, she will be made head of a staff for the 
next year) . . . the final play . . . the Seniors' last 
chance . . . and then the E52's hold their last meet-
 ing and elect their new officers and arrange their 
organization for the year that will begin the next 
fall . . . Mitchell Hall remains the same . . . it is 
only the people who flow through it that are dif-
 ferent . . . their footsteps have not worn the stone 
steps much . . . 
A N N A L S : 1940-1941 
Love's Old Sweet Song . . . A i r Raid . . . Queens 
of France . . . the Christmas play, sponsored by 
the Puppets . . . the Competitives: f i rst prize won 
by the Juniors (Jane Hastings Sinclair directing 
Virginia Evans and Dorothy Thompson in Manikin 
and Minikin) . . . Candida . . . She Was Only a 
Farmer's Daugher . . . Flight to the West. 
A N N A L S : 1941-1942 
Jim Dandy, with Kay Guinard and Jane Hast-
 ings Sinclair in the leads . . . Riders to the Sea . . . 
f i rst act of The Importance of Being Ernest, with 
Betty McFalls and Ruthann Tease as the ladies . . . 
The Male Animal. 
C R O W N I N G O F T H E Q U E E N I N M A Y , 1941 
May 
Spring . . . and May Day . . . the day the old 
grads come back and get together . . . the day 
reigned over by the loveliest girl in the Senior class 
. . . the day on which the efforts of the whole 
Physical Education department culminate . . . 
the day it almost always rains . . . 
The sun rises . . . by eight o'clock the lawn at 
the side of the gym is teeming with the decorating 
committee, telling the workmen where to put this 
and that platform . . . there is the sound of tack-
 ing as the throne is covered . . . chairs and pillows 
are snatched from the dorms . . . all morning the 
decorating goes on . . . by noon the benches are 
Day 
all up and the scene is set . . . then comes the 
photographer and with him the make-up artists 
and the costume committee . . . from noon until 
2:15 group pictures are snapped outside the gym 
. . . everybody in the show runs around in her 
bare feet and everybody else runs around after her 
or after the court, to make sure that everything is 
going to run smoothly . . . 2:15, the benches are 
full as the line of performers twists around from 
behind the building and moves into place to await 
the entrance of the court . . . the heralds blow 
their horns and the court walks slowly down the 
circular steps from the second floor of the gym 
. . . there is a breath-taking moment when the 
court pauses and forms a picture just before the 
appearance of the Queen . . . 
The Queen! Slowly she walks around the circle 
made by the benches, followed by the applause 
of her subjects . . . she reaches her throne and as-
 cends . . . May Day has begun . . . 
Then there is the May Day tea . . . old grads, 
new grads, and under-grads meet again . . . and 
the May Day dance, with the court beauties in 
their official costumes of the day . . . May Day 
dies a beautiful death . . . but Spring has come to 
the campus . . . 
Reigning Over the 1942 Fest ivit ies . . . 
Doris Jo l l s 
A L L E G O R Y . . . 
Harr iette von der Leith, 
Jeannette Tr ice, and Doris 
Armbruster i n t e r p r e t i n g 
autumn, winter and spring. 
P A G E N T R Y . . . 
Irvana Passmore, Charlotte 
Tatnall, Mir iam Lewis, Doris 
Armbruster, and Betty Hy -
 land as circus performers. 
Junior Prom 1941 
When it comes to the Junior Prom of 1941, we'll 
be like elephants, we'll never forget . . . the per-
 fectly wild snowstorm with the cars wading into 
Wilmington to the Hotel duPont and with the cars 
wading back to Newark at the hopeless hour of 
3:30 A. M. and most of them getting beautifully 
stranded in a snowbank . . . the perfect swing 
tempos of Bunny Berrigan's orchestra . . . the 
sophisticated white and blue leather programs . . . 
the galaxy of orchids . . . all sizes, numbers, and 
colors, and oh, so lovely . . . and the ever-present 
receiving line headed by our class president, Anne 
Clayton, and her escort and ended by the senior 
class president, Anne Harrison, and her escort. 
It's difficult to decide which was more fun, our 
Freshman Formal or our Prom, but it's a sure-fire 
fact both of them are occasions we wouldn't give 
up for a cargo of "you name it " , but please . . . 
no more snowstorms. 
Because of our blustery prom of '41, the 1942 
Juniors decided to play safe and planned their 
prom for April, with blossoms and soft breezes for 
atmosphere. 
J U N I O R P R O M C O M M I T T E E . . . 1942 
O N W I T H T H E D A N C E ! L E T 
J O Y BE U N C O N F I N E D . 
Class of 1943 
1939-40 
Freshman Week . . . bewilderment . . . flowers 
in the rose garden which we weren't allowed to 
cut . . . receiving our Freshman insignia . . : "green 
horrors" around our heads . . . learning to sign in 
and to sign out . . . and also forgetting . . .the 
thri l ls and disillusionments of blind dates . . . receiv-
 ing our class colors . . . our f i r s t exams . . . Spring 
vacation . . . then finals . . . would we make it, or 
wouldn't we? W e did! 
1940-41 
The added prestige of being a Sophomore . . . 
bringing up the Freshmen . . . retaliation day with 
towels around our heads . . . joining clubs and taking 
a larger part in school activities . . . planting a tree 
on Founder's Day . . . the Sophomore Tea Dance 
. . . the Sophomore-Senior Luncheon in Philadelphia 
. . . May Day: flag dancing, pilgrims and laborers 
. . . June, and our Sophomore year was over. 
1941-42 
September, and we returned as upper-classmen 
. . . the responsibility of having a " l i t t le s i s ter " 
. . . the thri l l and excitement of an undefeated 
football season . . . victory holiday . . . snake danc-
 ing and the bonfire . . planning for the big event 
of the Junior year, our Junior Prom in the S o l d 
Ballroom . . . our class rings . . . the Junior Fresh-
 man Tea Dance . . . and then, looking forward to 
our Senior year and graduation. 
1942-43 
. . . all to come. 
D O R O T H Y MARIE BETZ 
"Dot " 
West Orange, New Jersey 
Home Economics . . . Foods 
Home Economics Club, I, 2, 3; Treasurer 
of Home Economics Club, 2; Social Chair-
 man of Y. W . C. A., 3; Dramatics, Cos-
 tumes, I . 
M A R T H A E L I Z A B E T H BRANDRIFF 
"Marty" 
Newfield, New Jersey 
Home Economics . . . Clothing 
Class Vice President, 3; W . A. A. Vice 
President, 3; W . A. A. Active Member, 
I, 2, 3; Outing Club President, 3; Home 
Economics Club, I, 2, 3. 
N A N C Y ESTHER BROWN 
Newark, Delaware 
Arts and Science . . . English 
Secretary and Treasurer of Ar t Club, 3; 
Treasurer of Press Club, 3; Chairman of 
Libraries, 3. 
SELMA ROBINA C A H A N 
Wilmington, Delaware 
Arts and Science . . . Biology 
Dramatics, Costumes, I ; Orchestra, I. 
BETTY J A N E CAREY 
"B. J . " 
Laurel, Delaware 
Home Economics . . . Education 
Y. W . C. A. Secretary, 3; Supper Club 
Chairman, 3; W . A. A., I, 2, 3; Class Man-
 ager of Hockey, 3. 
HELEN A N N E C H A B Y 
Wilmington, Delaware 
Home Economics . . . Education 
Home Economics Club, I, 2, 3. 
FLORENCE R U T H COBB 
Port Norris, N. J. 
Arts and Science . . . History 
Economics Club, 3; Y. W . C. A., 3. 
Transfer from Houghton College 
MILDRED S T E E L M A N DAVIS 
Newark, Delaware 
Arts and Science . . . Biology 
Glee Club, 1, 2; Choir. 
J A N E DR ISCOLL 
Wilmington, Delaware 
Home Economics . . . Clothing 
Home Economics Club, I, 2, 3; Non-resi-
 dent Representative of Y. W . C. A., 3. 
ESTELLE DORRIT EDMONDSON 
"Kewpie" 
Smyrna, Delaware 
Arts and Science . . . English 
Cha irman of Freshman Formal; Y.W.C.A., 
I, 2, 3; Treasurer of Y. W . C. A., 2; Class 
President, 3; Class Secretary, 2; Forum 
Cabinet, 3; Press Club, 3; Literary Staff of 
Cauldron, 3; Blue and Gold Staff, 3; Head 
Waitress of Dining Hall, 3; W . A. A., I, 2. 
S A R A H HUBBARD EL IASON 
"Mandy" 
New Castle, Delaware 
Arts and Science . . . Social Science 
Transfer from Bradford Junior College 
M A R Y V IRGIN IA ELL IOTT 
"Ginny" 
Laurel, Delaware 
Arts and Science . . . English 
W . A. A., I, 2, 3; Forum Cabinet, 3; Lit-
 erary Staff of Cauldron, 3; Class Treasurer, 
3; Chairman of Sophomore-Senior Tea, 2. 
BETTY LE IGH ELL IS 
Delmar, Delaware 
Education . . . Elementary Education 
Glee Club, I . 
YVONNE ETZEL 
"Bonnie" 
Newark, Delaware 
Arts and Science . . . Ar t 
Ar t Club, 3. 
LENA W E G G E N M A N FLEMING 
New Castle, Delaware 
Arts and Science . . . Chemistry 
Science Club, I, 2, 3; Math Club, I, 2, 3. 
M A R Y K A T H E R I N E G R A Y 
"Kay" 
Frederica, Delaware 
Education . . . Elementary Education 
Choir, I, 2, 3; Glee Club, I, 2; Music Club 
Publicity Manager, 2; Music Club Treas-
 urer, 3; Radio Guild, 3. 
MARJOR IE GREENBAUM 
"Margie" 
Seaford, Delaware 
Arts and Science . . . Social Science 
Y. W . C. A., 2. 
J E A N N E MARIE H A R K I N S 
"Jeannie" 
Wilmington, Delaware 
Arts and Science . . . Economics 
Forum Cabinet, 2, 3; Forum Cabinet Presi-
 dent, 3; Class President, 2; Freshman Sub-
 captain; Math Club; Economics Club; Blue 
and Gold Staff, 3; Newman Club Secre-
 tary; Dramatics ? Make-up Committee; 
Publicity Committee. 
BETTY FRANCES H E A R N E 
"Har ry " 
Delmar, Delaware 
Education . . . Physical Education 
W. A. A. Secretary, 3; Class Manager of 
Basketball; Class Treasurer, 2. 
N O R M A VINCENT H O L L I S 
"Snick" 
Milford, Delaware 
Home Economics . . . Education 
Class Treasurer, I ; Home Economics Club, 
I, 2, 3; Home Economics Club Vice Presi-
 dent, 3; Y. W . C. A. Publicity Chairman; 
Bus iness Manager of Blue and Gold, 3. 
HELEN EVELINA KAISER 
Wilmington, Delaware 
Arts and Science . . . Biology 
Freshman Athletic Representative; Social 
Committee, 2, 3; Y. W . C. A., I, 2, 3; 
" Y. W . C. A. Vice President, 3; E-52 Play-
 ers; Puppets; Blue and Gold Staff, 3; Junior 
Prom Committee. 
K A T H R Y N MARIE KANE 
Wilmington, Delaware 
Arts and Science . . . Mathematics 
Math Club, 2, 3; Newman Club. 
M A R Y A N N A KIEFFER 
"Male" 
Llanerch, Pennsylvania 
Arts and Science . . . A r t 
Choir, 1, 2, 3; Ar t Club President, 3; Radio 
Guild, 3; Blue and Gold Staff, 3; May 
Court, I, 2. 
ROSAL IND E T H E L K R I N S K Y 
Wilmington, Delaware 
Arts and Science . . . History 
EDITH R U T H K U S H N E R 
Wilmington, Delaware 
Arts and Science . . . Social Science 
Radio Guild, 3. 
ELEANOR B ISHOP LUPTON 
"Luppy" 
Wilmington, Delaware 
Arts and Science . . . Economics 
Class Vice President, 2; Secretary of Stu-
 dent Council, 3; Secretary of Economics 
Club, 3; Class Manager of Soccer, I ; 
Chairman of Junior Prom, 3; Blue and Gold 
Staff, 3. 
M A R T H A J A N E LYNAM 
"Jane" 
Wilmington, Delaware 
Education . . . Elementary Education 
Chairman of Supper Club, 3; Treasurer of 
Student Council, 3; W . A. A., I, 2, 3; Glee 
Club, I, 2; Blue and Gold Staff, 3. 
MARY INEZ L Y N C H 
"Inez" 
Wilmington, Delaware 
Arts and Science . . . Social Science 
Newman Club Vice President, 3. 
GLADYS L U R A N A MA! 
"Glad" 
Lewes, Delaware 
Education . . . Elementary Education 
Glee Club, I, 2. 
ANNE-MARIE -YVONNE MAX 
Casablance, Morocco 
Arts and Science . . . Social Science 
Transfer from University of Paris 
M A R Y EL I SABETH McFALLS 
"Betty" 
Wilmington, Delaware 
Arts and Science . . . Latin 
Cauldron Staff, 3; Blue and Gold Staff, 3; 
Radio Guild, 3. 
DORIS GEORGE MclLVAINE 
Magnolia, Delaware 
Arts and Science . . . Mathematics 
Math Club, I, 2, 3. 
VIVIAN McMULLEN 
"B ibs" 
Newark, Delaware 
Arts and Science . . . Mathematics 
Math Club, I, 2, 3; Corresponding Secre-
 tary, 2. 
H A R R I E T T R U T H McNEMAR 
Stanton, Delaware 
Education . . . Elementary Education 
Glee Club, I, 2. 
W I N I F R E D N A N C Y MILLER 
"Winnie" 
Cranford, New Jersey 
Arts and Science . . . History 
Y. W . C. A.; W . A. A. 
MILDRED A N N MORRISON 
Marshallton, Delaware 
Arts and Science . . . French 
French Club Treasurer, 3. 
MARJORIE A N N E N O R T O N 
Wilmington, Delaware 
Arts and Science . . . Social Science 
Forum Cabinet, 2, 3. 
HELEN PACHIDES 
Rehoboth Beach, Delaware 
Home Economics . . . Clothing 
Home Economics Club, 2, 3. 
Transfer from Madison College 
BETTY J O PAINTER 
Yeadon, Pennsylvania 
Home Economics . . . Clothing 
Home Economics Club, I, 2, 3; Social 
Committee, 3; Blue and Gold Staff, 3. 
V IRGIN IA RAMSDELL 
"J imby" 
Oakmont, Upper Darby, Pennsylvania 
Arts and Science . . . Social Science 
Transfer from Bradford Junior College 
C A T H E R I N E DORIS R A N K I N 
Merchantville, New Jersey 
Education . . . English 
Choir, 3; Chorus, 1, 2. 
PAUL INE LOU ISE R O O R B A C H 
"Pol ly" 
Cape May Court House, New Jersey 
Home Economics . . . Clothing 
Home Economics Club, 3; W . A. A., 3. 
EVELYN A N N ROSEN 
Wilmington, Delaware 
Arts and Science 
Radio Guild Publicity Committee, 3. 
BARBARA LOUISE R O T H R O C K 
"Rocky" 
Kenvil, New Jersey 
Arts and Science . . . Chemistry 
Y. W . C. A., 2, 3; German Club, I ; Science 
Club, I ; Math Club, I ; Glee Club, I, 2; 
Music Club, I, 2; W . A. A., I . 
MARIE GENEVIEVE R O T T M U N D 
Coatesville, Pennsylvania 
Home Economics . . . Clothing 
Home Economics Club, I, 2, 3. 
L O U Z E T T A C L O W E R S C H A F E R 
"Lou" 
Wilmington, Delaware 
Arts and Science . . . History 
Freshman Formal Committee; Student 
Council, 3; Chairman of Recreation for 
Non-residents; Economics Club, 3; Blue 
and Gold Staff, 3. 
SARA C A T H E R I N E S H O R T 
Georgetown, Delaware 
Home Economics . . . Education 
Home Economics Club, I, 2, 3; Secretary 
of Home Economics Club, 2; W . A. A., I, 
2, 3; Student Head of House, 3. 
MARCELLE MARIE S K I N N E R 
Newark, Delaware 
Arts and Science . . . Music 
Choir, I, 2, 3; Music Club Vice President, 
D O R O T H Y MAE S W A R T Z 
"Dott ie" 
Pitman, New Jersey 
Arts and Science . . . Social Science 
V IRGIN IA C O N S T A N C E STEVENS 
"J inny" 
Hillside, New Jersey 
Home Economics . . . Clothing 
Home Economics Club, 3. 
Transfer from Tusculum College 
M A R I A N LOU ISE S T I T ES 
"Mike" 
Chester Springs, Pennsylvania 
Arts and Science . . . Biology 
W . A. A., I, 2; Student Head of House, 3. 
A R R I A J E A N E T T E TR ICE 
"Jay" 
Wilmington, Delaware 
Arts and Science . . . Ar t 
Freshman Formal Committee; May Court, 
I, 2; Social Committee, I, 2; Blue and 
Gold Staff, 3. 
VIRGIN IA A N N T U L L 
"Ginny Ann" 
Farmington, Delaware 
Home Economics . . . Education 
W . A. A., I, 2, 3; Home Economics Club, 
I, 2, 3; Y. W . C. A. Publicity Chairman, 2; 
Y. W . C. A. President, 3. 
H A R R I E T T E VON DER L I E T H 
"Hatt ie" 
Glen Rock, New Jersey 
Home Economics . . . Foods 
Home Economics Club, 2, 3; May Court, 2; 
Junior Prom Committee, 3. 
BETTY W A H L 
Wilmington, Delaware 
Arts and Science . . . Biology 
Science Club, 1, 2; Science Club Secretary, 
2; German Club, 1, 2. 
AL ICE ISABEL W A R D 
Plainfield, New Jersey 
Arts and Science . . . Chemistry 
Math Club, I, 2, 3; Math Club Secretary, 
2; Math Club Vice President, 3; Science 
Club, I, 2, 3; Science Club Treasurer, 2; 
Press Club, I, 2, 3; Press Club Treasurer, 
2; Press Club Vice President, 3; Forum, 2, 
3; Forum Secretary, 3; Choir, I, 2, 3; 
Blue and Gold Staff, 3;Cauldron Staff, 2, 3; 
Cauldron Literary Staff, 2; Cauldron Copy 
Editor, 3; Music Club, 2. 
E L I Z A B E T H W H I T A K E R 
" L i b " 
Swarthmore, Pennsylvania 
Arts and Science . . . Social Science 
W . A. A., I, 2, 3; Soccer Class Manager, 
2; Hockey Class Manager, 3; Economics 
Club, 3; Co-chairman of Ring Committee, 
3. 
J E A N LOUISE W I L E Y 
Wilmington, Delaware 
Education . . . Physical Education 
W . A. A., I, 2, 3. 
H E L E N S H A W W I L S O N 
"Shaw" 
Lewes, Delaware 
Education . . . Elementary Education 
Social Committee, 3; Class Secretary, 3; 
Glee Club, I, 2; May Day Committee, 2; 
Dramatics?Publicity Committee, 3; Make-
 up Committee, 2, 3; Music Club, I, 2. 
E T H E L MARGUER I TE W I L S O N 
"Marge" 
New York, New York 
Education . . . Elementary Education 
Glee Club, I, 2; Science Club, I ; Fresh-
 man Formal Program Committee; Econom-
 ics Club, 3; Music Club, I, 3; Y. W . C. A. 
MARY LOU W I L S O N 
"Lulu" 
Cape May, New Jersey 
Arts and Science . . . Social Science 
C H A R L O T T E V IRGIN IA W O R T H 
Landenberg, Pennsylvania 
Education . . . Elementary Education 
Glee Club, I, 2. 
Y E T T A J O S E P H I N E Z U T Z 
Wilmington, Delaware 
Education . . . History and Social Science 
W I N I F R E D LENDERMAN 
" W i n i " 
Radford, Virginia 
Home Economics . . . Clothing 
Home Economics Club, 3; Y. W . C. A.,3. 
Transfer from Mary Washington College 
W. C. Defense 
December 7, 1941, and Women's College 
stepped in and began defense work 
Through the plans created and carried out 
by Anne Hardesty and Jean Ramsey, first 
aid courses and ideas of a prospective 
motor corps took shape and arrangements 
were made so that the college girls could 
help make surgical dressings at the Newark 
Red Cross unit. On campus, Marian 
McCormack took charge of knitting, and 
saw that the skeins of wool were handed 
out and that the finished goods went to 
the distribution centers. A Red Cross f irst 
aid manual is now one of the most import-
 ant textbooks on anyone's shelf, and no 
one sits down to chat or smoke without a 
familiar knitting bag full of maroon, green, 
or brown wool. 
At top left are Anne Hardesty and Jean 
Ramsey, working on surgical dressings. The 
pictures at center and bottom left show 
the results of three weeks of two-hour f irst 
aid classes, while below are Marian 
McCormack holding a knitting-bee in her 
room, and underclassmen adding more sur-
 gical dressings to an ever-increasing boxful. 
Class of 1942 
1938-39 
A new class to meet a new dean . . . to begin 
together . . . in rain and the damp drizzling coldness 
of a freshman week . . . a college experience . . . 
1939-40 
The routine life of a sophomore . . . along with 
special events . . . planting a tree . . . luncheon for 
the seniors in Philadelphia . . . care of a freshman 
class . . . settling down to work in a major course . . . 
1940-41 
Recognized upperclassmen with " l i t t le s i s ters" . . . 
extra-curricular offices and extra-curricular duties 
. . . work more serious . . . time more important . . . 
winners of competitives in Mitchell Hall . . . junior 
prom with snow and ice . . . elections and plans for 
the senior year . . . 
1941-42 
Arr ival . . . and all its dignities and honors . . . 
Founder's Day and vows in cap and gown . . . sem-
 inars and practice teaching . . . interviews and jobs 
. . . engagements and marriages . . . nostalgia in 
the spring . . . time too short . . . June, and caps 
and gowns again . . . Graduation for Dean Golder's 
f i r s t class . . . 
J E A N A N N E A L L E N 
"Bonnie" 
Bridgeville, Delaware 
Education . . . Home Economics 
Secretary of Class, 2; Chairman of Hall of 
Social Committee, 3; Secretary of Home 
Economics Club, 3; Treasurer of Social 
Committee, 4; President of Home Econom-
 ics Club, 4. 
J A N E T BALSTER 
Wilmington, Delaware 
Arts and Science . . . A r t 
Freshman Class President, I ; Social Com-
 mittee, 2, 3, 4; May Court, I, 2, 3, 4; A r t 
Club. 
E L I Z A B E T H J A N E BETTS 
"Betty" 
Richardson Park, Delaware 
Arts and Science . . . Chemistry 
Science Club, Vice-President, 4; W . A. A. 
H A R R I E T H U G H E S BOONE 
"Boonie" 
Newark, Delaware 
Arts and Science . . . Social Science 
Assistant on Staff of Blue and Gold, 2; 
May Day Program, 2; Chairman of Junior 
Prom, 3. 
VERDA BRAEMER 
Wilmington, Delaware 
Home Economics . . . Foods 
W . A. A., 2, 3, 4; W . A. A. Vice President, 
3; Outing Club President, 3; Class Secre-
 tary, 3; Science Club, 3, 4; Home Econom-
 ics Club, 2, 3, 4; Assistant Chairman May 
Day Committee, 3. 
JEAN G R A Y B R I T T I N G H A M 
"Jeannie" 
Newark, Maryland 
Education . . . Home Economics 
Home Economics Club, I, 2, 3, 4; Outing 
Club; Y. W . C. A. 
EMILY BUDD 
"Buddie" 
Wilmington, Delaware 
Elementary Education 
University Choir, I, 2; Glee Club, 2; 
Music Club, I, 2; Y. W . C. A., 3, 4; 
W . A. A., I, 2, 3, 4; Chairman of Ring 
Committee, 3. 
R U T H CAREY BYRAM 
"Ruthie" 
Wilmington, Delaware 
Arts and Science . . . English 
W . A. A., I, 2; E-52 Scenery Staff; Play 
Selecting Committee; Blue and Gold Ad-
 vertising Committee, 4. 
D O R O T H Y E L I Z A B E T H C A N N 
"Do+tie" 
West Chester, Pennsylvania 
Arts and Science . . . History 
French Club, I, 2, 3, 4; Y. W . C. A., I, 2, 
3, 4; Chairman of Discussion, 4; Forum, 3, 
4; Music Club, I . 
M A R I L Y N EMILY C L A R K 
"Clarkie" 
Doylestown, Pennsylvania 
Arts and Science . . . History 
W . A. A., 2, 3; E-52 Players, 3, 4. 
A N N E INGRAM C L A Y T O N 
Glen Mills, Pennsylvania 
Education . . . Home Economics 
Home Economics Club, I, 2, 3, 4; Treas-
 urer, 2; Vice President, 3; President of 
Class, 3; Vice President of Class, 2; Cos-
 tumes for May Day, 3; Co-chairman Home 
Economics Open House, 3; Y. W . C. A., 
I, 2. 
M A R G A R E T PROVOST COOPER 
"Peg" 
Aberdeen, Maryland 
Arts and Science . . . History 
BETTY A N N A C R O S S A N 
"Bessie" 
Wilmington, Delaware 
Home Economics . . . Clothing 
Home Economics Club, 2, 3, 4; Ticket 
Chairman of Junior Prom Committee, 3; 
Chairman of National Defense Commit-
 tee, 3. 
BEVERLY B R I G H T DAVIS 
"Bevie" 
Drexel Hil l, Pennsylvania 
Education . . . Elementary Education 
E-52 Players, 3, 4; Puppets, 3, 4; Radio 
Guild, 3, 4; Business Manager E-52 Players, 
3; Membership Chairman E-52 Players, 4. 
J A N E EVELYN DENNISON 
"Janey" 
Yorklyn, Delaware 
Home Economics . . . Home Economics 
Home Economics Club, I, 2, 3, 4. 
M A R Y ELEANOR DURNEY 
"Mary" 
Wilmington, Delaware 
Home Economics 
Home Economics Club, I, 2, 3, 4; Junior 
Prom Committee, 3; Open House, 3. 
D O R O T H Y IDELLA EAGLESON 
"Dotty" 
Rehoboth, Delaware 
Arts and Science . . . Mathematics 
Science Club, I, 2, 3, 4; Mathematics Club, 
I, 2, 3, 4; Chairman of Teas, 3; Secretary 
and Treasurer, 4; Chairman of Junior Prom, 
3. 
V IRGIN IA R A L S T O N EVANS 
"Ginny" 
Newark, Delaware 
Home Economics . . . Foods 
Cha irman of Freshman Formal, I ; Mem-
 ber of E-52, 3, 4; Member of Puppets Club, 
3, 4; Secretary and Treasurer Puppets 
Club, 4; Chairman of University of Dela-
 ware Dramatic Conference, 4; Home Eco-
 nomics Club, I, 2, 3, 4; Literary Staff Mem-
 ber of Blue and Gold, 4; Play Selecting 
Committee, 4. 
S A R A H LOUISE FEENEY 
"Sal ly-
 Wilmington, Delaware 
Arts and Science . . . English 
Cha irman of Recreation for Non-Residents 
2, 3; Press Club, 3, 4; Chairman of Non-
 Residents, 4; Business Manager of Caul-
 dron, 3, 4; Advertising Staff, Blue and 
Gold, 4; Business Manager of May Day 
Committee, 2, 3. 
M A R G A R E T GENE FELTON 
"Miggie" 
Madison, New Jersey 
Education . . . Elementary Education 
Poetry Club, I, 2; Book Club, 2; Forum, 
2, 3, 4; Music Club, I, 2, 3; Glee Club, I, 
2, 3; E-52 Players, 2, 3, 4; Puppets, 3, 4; 
Director of Play Selecting and Casting 
Committee, 4. 
ELLEN MARJORIE FOSTER 
Newark, Delaware 
Arts and Science . . . A r t 
Class Treasurer, I ; A r t Club, French Club. 
A N N A K A T H E R I N E F R A N C Z K O W S K A 
Wilmington, Delaware 
Arts and Science . . . English 
German Club, Secretary and Treasurer, 3; 
French Club, 3, 4; Press Club, 3, 4; Presi-
 dent, 4. 
GRACE V IRGIN IA F R E N C H 
"Ginny" 
Rutherford, New Jersey 
Arts and Science . . . A r t 
W . A. A.; Freshman representative, I ; Sec-
 retary, 2; A r t Club, I, 2, 3, 4; Secretary, 3; 
Student Council, 4; Social Committee, 2, 
3, 4; Chairman, 4; Make-up Committee for 
E-52 Players, I, 2, 3, 4. 
S H I R L E Y E A S T W O O D FULLER 
"Sherry" 
Hillside, New Jersey 
Education . . . Home Economics 
Home Economics Club, I, 2, 3, 4; Drama-
 tics, I, 2, 3; Y. W. C. A., 3, 4. 
DORIS MABLE GIBNEY 
" G i b " 
Claymont, Delaware 
Arts and Science . . . Mathematics 
Class President, 2; Class Treasurer, 3; 
Mathematics Club, I, 2, 3, 4; Vice Presi-
 dent, 3; President, 4; Student Council, 3, 
4; Outing Club, 3; Y. W . C. A., 2; Eco-
 nomics Club, 4; Glee Club, 2, 3; Univer-
 sity Choir. 
N A N C Y LEE GREEN 
Easton, Pennsylvania 
Arts and Science . . . Music 
Music Club, I, 2, 3, 4; Secretary and Treas-
 urer, 3; President, 4; Choir, 2, 3, 4. 
IRENE E L I Z A B E T H GREGORY 
"Greg" 
Wilmington, Delaware 
Arts and Science . . . English 
Civilian Pilot Training, 3, 4; Program Com-
 mittee for Junior Prom; Advertising Staff, 
Blue and Gold; W . A. A., I, 4. 
MILDRED GRACE H A N K 
"Hankie" 
Richardson Park, Delaware 
Arts and Science . . . Chemistry 
W . A. A., I, 2, 3, 4; Secretary of Science 
Club, 3; President Science Club, 4. 
A N N E A M E L I A H A R D E S T Y 
"Annie" 
Seaford, Delaware 
Arts and Science . . . English 
Dramatics?Scenery, Make-up, Acting, 3; 
Junior Prom Committee, 3; Associate Edi-
 tor, Bl ue and Gold, 4; Economics Club; 
Co-chairman of Red Cross Work. 
A N N A H A Y E S 
Newark, Delaware 
Arts and Science . . . History 
Secretary of Class, I ; Secretary, Treasurer 
of Non-residents on Student Council; Non-
 resident Representative of Y. W . C. A.; 
Secretary of Student Council, 3; President 
of Student Council, 4; Red Cross Commit-
 tee. 
AL ICE M A Y H A Z E L T O N 
"Punkin" 
Edge Moor, Delaware 
Arts and Science . . . Latin 
Science Club. 
PATR ICIA Y O U N G S HENDERSON 
"Pat-He" 
Upper Darby, Pennsylvania 
Arts and Science . . . Economics 
Secretary of French Club, 3; President of 
French Club, 4; Secretary of Class, 4. 
DORIS MINERVA H E R D M A N 
Dover, Delaware 
Home Economics . . . Clothing 
Co-chairman of Home Economics, Open 
House, 3; Junior Prom Committee, 3; 
Home Economics Club, I, 2, 3, 4; Cos-
 tumes for May Day, 3; Blue and Gold 
Staff, 4. 
C H R I S T I N E STER ICKER H U S H E B E C K 
"M.C. " 
Swarthmore, Pennsylvania 
Arts and Science . . . French 
French Club, 3, 4; German Club, 4; Music 
Club, 3; Y. W . C. A., I, 2, 3. 
ADA W E L L S J O H N S O N 
"Johnny" 
Baltimore, Maryland 
Education . . . Elementary Education 
Vice President of Class, 4; Glee Club, I, 
2, 3; A r t Club, 3, 4; Music Club, I, 2, 3; 
May Court, 1, 2. 
DORIS LEE J O L L S 
"Dorr ie" 
Fort duPont, Delaware 
Arts and Science . . . History 
Vice President of Class, I ; Duchess of May 
Court, I, 2, 3; Chairman of Make-up Com-
 mittee of E-52, 4; Secretary of E-52 Play-
 ers, 4. 
G W I N N E T T H O P K I N S J O N E S 
"Gwinny" 
Scarsdale, New York 
Arts and Science . . . Social Science 
Y. W . C. A., 1 ,2 ,3 , 4; W . A. A., 1 ,2 ,3 , 4; 
Secretary of Radio Guild, 3, 4; Vice Presi-
 dent of Outing Club, 3; Literary Board of 
Blue and Gold, 4; Poetry Editor of Caul-
 dron, 3; Managing Editor of Cauldron, 4; 
Press Club, 4. 
R U T H MAY KRAYER 
Yardville, New Jersey 
Arts and Science . . . French 
French Club, 2, 3, 4; Y. W . C. A., 3; Forum 
S A R A H VERNA LAPPLE 
"Sal ly" 
Wilmington, Delaware 
Home Economics . . . Clothing 
Home Economics Club, I, 2, 3, 4; Member 
of Junior Prom Committee, 3; Committee 
for Open House, 3. 
M IR IAM EDITH LEVINSON 
Bayside, Long Island, N. Y. 
Arts and Science . . . French 
French Club. 
P H Y L L I S S U Z A N N E L O F I N K 
"Phi l " 
Wilmington, Delaware 
Education . . . Home Economics 
Home Economics Club. 
E L I Z A B E T H J A N E L U M L E Y 
"E . Jane" 
Wilmington, Delaware 
Arts and Science . . . Social Science 
Radio Guild; Literary Board of Cauldron, 
3, 4. 
REJANE MaclNTOSH 
Haddonfield, New Jersey 
Arts and Science . . . Social Science 
Swimming, 2, 3, 4; Archery, 4; French 
Club, 4; Economics Club, 4; Music Club, 
2; Assistant Student Head of Residence, 4. 
M A R I A N LOUISE McCORMACK 
"Mac" 
Slingerland, New York 
Home Economics . . . Food 
Y. W . C. A., I, 2, 3, 4; Home Economics 
Club, I, 2, 3, 4; Assistant Business Manager 
of Blue and Gold, 4; Outing Club; Chair-
 man of Red Cross Knitting. 
EL I SABETH S H E R W O O D McGEE 
"Bett ie" 
Roanoke, Virginia 
Education . . . Elementary Education 
Treasurer of Class, 2; Y. W . C. A., 2, 3, 4; 
Cabinet, 2; Student Council, 3, 4; Vice 
President of Student Council, 4; Social 
Committee, 3, 4; Glee Club, 2, 3; Ar t 
Club, 2, 3, 4; Music Club, 2, 3. 
C A R O L Y N E L I Z A B E T H MILLER 
"Carol" 
Drexel Hil l, Pennsylvania 
Arts and Science . . . Chemistry 
Choir, I, 2, 3; Dramatic?Acting, 3, 4; 
Chemistry Club, 4. 
Transfer from Valparaiso University 
D O R O T H Y OLIVE MILLER 
"Dot " 
Wilmington, Delaware 
Education . . . Elementary Education 
Forum Cabinet, 4; Archery, 4; Glee Club, 
3, 4. 
M A R G A R E T G O F F N O T H N A G L E 
"Nothy" 
Chester, Pennsylvania 
Home Economics . . . Food 
Y. W . C. A., I, 2, 3, 4; Committee?Ves-
 pers, 3; Ways and Means, 2; Home Eco-
 nomics Club. 
R U T H A N N E O 'DANIEL 
"Anne" 
Newark, Delaware 
Arts and Science . . . English 
President of Puppets Club, 4; Vice Presi-
 dent of E-52 Players, 4; Editor of Cauldron, 
4; Literary Editor of Blue and Gold, 4; 
Press Club, 3, 4; Co-chairman of Lighting, 
E-52 Players, 3; Copy Editor of Cauldron, 
3. 
Transfer from Stephens Jr. College 
MILDRED COPENHAVEN PATTERSON 
" M i l " 
New Castle, Delaware 
Education . . . Elementary Education 
BARBARA PLUML INE 
Newport, Delaware 
Education . . .. Physical Education 
Treasurer of W . A. A., 2; Secretary of 
W . A. A., 3; French Club, 3, 4; President 
of W . A. A., 4; Treasurer of Class, 4. 
A N I T A JEAN RAMSEY 
"Jean" 
Wilmington, Delaware 
Arts and Science . . . English 
Home Economics Club, I ; Hockey, I ; Mu-
 sic Committee, 3; Co-chairman of Red 
Cross Work. 
MARY R O Y A L 
Georgetown, Delaware 
Home Economics . . . Foods 
Y. W . C. A., 3, 4; Home Economics Club, 
3, 4; Outing Club, 3. 
Transfer from University of Maine 
MARY ELLEN SHAKESPEARE 
"Shakie" 
Hockessin, Delaware 
Arts and Science 
Y. W . C. A., I, 2, 3, 4; Treasurer of 
Y. W . C. A., 2; Secretary of Y. W . C. A., 
3; Co-chairman of Property Staff of E-52, 
4. 
A N N E S H O E 
Wilmington, Delaware 
Arts and Science . . . Economics 
Transfer from University of Alabama 
J A N E H A S T I N G S S I N C L A I R 
Newark, Delaware 
Arts and Science . . . English 
Captain of Class, I ; Puppets, 2, 3, 4; E-52 
Players, 2, 3, 4; President of E-52 Players, 
4; Chairman of Publicity for E-52 Players, 
3; Music Club, 3, 4; Press Club, 3, 4; Asso-
 ciate Editor of Cauldron, 4; Literary Staff 
of Blue and Gold, 4. 
J A N E E L I Z A B E T H S I N C O C K 
i l l I I 
Jane 
Wilmington, Delaware 
Education . . . Elementary Education 
C H A R L O T T E MILDRED SIPPLE 
"Snuffey" 
Felton, Delaware 
Education . . . Home Economics 
Prompting, I, 3; Chairman of Prompting 
Committee, 3; E-52 Players, 3, 4; Puppets 
Club, 3, 4; Radio Guild, 3, 4; Home Eco-
 nomics Club, I, 2, 3, 4; Y. W . C. A., 2, 
3, 4; W . A. A., I, 2, 3, 4. 
K A T H E R I N E E L I Z A B E T H SPICER 
"Kay" 
Greenwood, Delaware 
Arts and Science . . . Chemistry 
Science Club, 2, 3, 4; German Club, 2, 3; 
Math Club, I, 2, 3; Ar t Club, 4; Press 
Club, 4; Outing Club, 2, 3. 
J A N E E L I Z A B E T H S TEPHENS 
"Steve" 
Elkton, Maryland 
Home Economics . . . Clothing 
Chairman of Costume Committees of E-52 
Players, 3; Home Economics Club, 2, 3, 4. 
Transfer from Beaver College 
GENE A U D R E Y S T E P H E Y 
"Steffi" 
Wilmington, Delaware 
Arts and Science . . . Chemistry 
Freshman Formal Committee, I ; Mathe-
 matics Club, I, 2; Science Club, I, 4; Blue 
and Gold Typist, 4; Cauldron Typist, 3, 4. 
MARY JEAN S T U R G I S 
"Jean" 
Delmar, Delaware 
Education . . . Elementary Education 
Class Vice President, 3; Forum Cabinet, 3, 
4; Vice President of Forum, 4; Editor of 
Blue and Gold, 4; Staff of Blue and Gold, 
2; Glee Club, 2, 3; Y. W . C. A.?Cabinet 
President, 3; Athletic Association, 2; Ar t 
Club, 3, 4. 
D O R O T H Y EMMA T H O M P S O N 
"Dott ie" 
Richardson Park, Delaware 
Education . . . Elementary Education 
Dramatics, I, 2, 3, 4; Make-up, 3, 4; Act-
 ing, I, 2, 3, 4; E-52 Players, 4; Radio Guild; 
Program Committee of Junior Prom; Uni-
 versity Choir, 2, 3. 
I 
SERENA ERYLENE W E G G E N M A N N 
"Serena" 
New Castle, Delaware 
Arts and Science . . . French 
French Club, 2, 3, 4; Treasurer, 3; Secre-
 tary, 4. 
In loving memory of 
M A R J O R I E W A Y S W E E T M A N 
Class of 1942 
Class of 1943 
Betz, Dorothy M. 
Brandriff, Martha E. 
Brown, Nancy E. 
Cahan, Selma R. 
Carey, Betty Jane 
Chaby, Helen A. 
Cobb, Florence R. 
Davis, Mi ldred S. 
Driscoll, Jane 
Edmondson, Estelle D. 
Eliason, Sarah H . 
El l iott, Mary Virginia 
El l is, Betty L. 
Etzel, Yvonne 
Fleming, Lena W . 
Gray, Mary Katherine 
Greenabaum, Marforie 
Harkins, Jeanne M. 
Hearne, Betty F. 
Hol l i s , Norma V. 
Kaiser, Helen E. 
Kane, Kathryn M. 
Kieffer, Maryanna 
Krinsky, Rosaline E. 
Kushner, Edith R. 
Lenderman, W in i f red 
Lupton, Eleanor B. 
Lynam, M. Jane 
Lynch, M. Inez 
Mai, Gladys L. 
Max, Anne-Marie 
McFalls, M. Elizabeth 
Mcllvaine, Doris G. 
McMullen, Vivian 
McNemar, Har r ie t t R. 
Mi l ler , W in i f red N. 
Morr ison, Mi ldred A. 
Norton, Mar jor ie A. 
Painter, Betty Jo 
Ramsdell, Virginia 
Rankin, Catherine D. 
Roorbach, Pauline L. 
Rosen, Evelyn A. 
Rothrock, Barbara L. 
Rottmund, Marie G. 
Schafer, Louzetta C. 
Short, Sara C. 
Skinner, Marcelle M. 
Stevens, Virginia C. 
St ites, Marian L. 
Swartz, Dorothy M. 
Tr ice, Jeannette A . * 
Tul l , Virginia A. 
von der Lieth, Har r iet te 
Wahl , Betty 
Ward, Al ice I. 
Whitaker, Elizabeth 
Wi ley , Jean L. 
Wi l son, Helen S. 
Wi l son, Marguerite E. 
Wi l son, Mary Lou 
Wor th , C. Virginia 
Zutz, Yetta J . 
* Mrs . John W . McDowell 
Class of 1942 
Allen, Jean A. 
Balster, Janet M. 
Betts, Elizabeth J . 
Boone, Har r ie t H . 
Braemer, Verda 
Britt ingham, Jean G. 
Budd, Emily 
Byram, Ruth C. 
Cann, Dorothy* 
Clarke, Mar i lyn E. 
Clayton, Anne I. 
Crossan, Betty A. 
Davis, Beverly B. 
Dennison, Jane E. 
Durney, Mary E. 
Eagleson, Dorothy I. 
Evans, Virginia R. 
Feeney, Sarah L. 
Felton, Margaret G. 
Foster, Ellen M. 
Franczkowska, Anna K. 
French, G. Virginia 
Fuller, Shi r ley E. 
Gibney, Doris M. 
Green, Nancy Lee 
Gregory, Irene E. 
Hank, Mi ldred G. 
Hardesty, Anne A. 
Hayes, Anna 
fHazelton, Al ice May 
Henderson, Patricia Y . 
Herdman, Doris M. 
Hushebeck, M. Chr ist ine Stericker 
Johnson, Ada W . 
Jol l s , Doris L. 
Jones, Gwinnett H . 
Krayer, Ruth M. 
Lapple, Sarah Vernon 
JLevinson, Mi r iam E. 
Lofink, Phyl l is S. 
Lumley, E. Jane 
Macintosh, Rejane 
McCormack, Marian L. 
McGee, Elisabeth S. 
Mi l ler , Carolyn E. 
Mi l ler , Dorothy O. 
Nothnagle, Margaret G. 
O'Daniel , R. Anne 
Patterson, Mi ldred Copenhaver 
Plumline, Barbara 
Ramsey, A . Jean 
Royal, Mary A. 
Shakespeare, Mary E. 
Shoe, Anne E. 
Sinclair, R. Jane Hast ings 
Sincock, Jane E. 
Sipple, Charlotte M. 
Spicer, Katherine E. 
Stephens, Jane E. 
Stephey, Gene A. 
Sturgis , Mary Jean 
Thompson, Dorothy E. 
Weggenmann, Serena E. 
* Mrs . W i l l i am Hopkins 
t Mrs . Harold Rhinehart 
f Mrs . Har ry Ershler 
Acknowledgements 
An editor and her staff alone would find the task of producing a yearbook almost 
an impossibility if it were not for the interest and cooperation of other people. To 
Miss Edith McDougle we wish to acknowledge our deep appreciation for the advice 
and assistance which she was always willing to give. To Miss Jane Gardner apprecia-
 tion is also extended for her helpful criticisms about plaids for our cover and about 
art work in general. The staff wishes to thank Miss Anna De Armond for her assistance 
with literary copy. 
Aside from our faculty advisers, our thanks go to Mr. Coleman Bye of Mercantile 
Press, Incorporated for his many hurried trips to the college in response to our phone-
 calls and for his technical advice; to Mr. Harry Hollander of Hollander and Feldman, 
Photographers, for his sincere desire to see our yearbook be a better one than ever 
before and for his exceptionally fine work in photographing our campus; to Mr. Edward 
Leber of Jahn and Oilier Engraving Company for his efforts to help us make the much-
 needed deadlines. 
To the seven executives of the staff go the editor's thanks: to Anne Hardesty 
for always having time to see people; to Norma Hollis for being the ever-dependable 
business manager; to Jeanne Harkins for the many hours and much energy spent in 
securing advertisements; to Verda Braemer for her constant help and efficiency long 
after completing her work as photography editor; to Jeannette Trice McDowell and 
Maryanna Kieffer for supervising the art work and for contributing their own artistic 
talents; and to Anne O'Daniel for her constant interest in the progress of the year-
 book. 
The editor, finally, expresses her appreciation to all members of the yearbook 
staff and to others who assisted the staff in many ways. 
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Compliments of 
A F R I E N D 
GLASGOW ARMS RESTAURANT 
and 
COLONIAL DINING ROOM 
On Route 40 
FULL COURSE DINNERS 60c UP 
Open 7 a.m.? I I p.m. Tel. Newark 2936 
M E R Y I N S . D A L E 
JEWELER 
College Seal Jewelry Dial 3221 
Q U A K E R S T A T E 
M O T O R O I L 
Makes Cars Run Better 
and Last Longer . . . 
B U Y I T 
Wherever You See the Famil iar 
Green and W h i t e Quaker State Sign 
DEER PARK H O T E L 
E L I Z A B E T H Z . McKELVEY 
Phone 592 Newark, Delaware 
G R E E N W O O D B O O K S H O P 
DELAWARE TRUST BUILDING 
"A l l the New Books and the Best of the Old Ones" 
GIFTS OF REAL DISTINCTION 
FARMERS TRUST COMPANY 
NEWARK, DELAWARE 
Serving This Community Since 1856 
Compliments of 
T H E F R E S H M A N C L A S S 
Compliments of 
T H E S O P H O M O R E CLASS 
Bell, Market 1036, 1037 Keystone, Main 7613, 7614 
Established 1880 
FRANK HELLERICK CO., INC. 
Wholesa le Receivers and Dist r ibutors 
B U T T E R - E G G S - C H E E S E - P O U L T R Y 
120 Callowhil l St . 349-351 New Market St. 
Philadelphia 
Mason and Hamlin, Knabe, Chickering and Other Pianos 
R O B E L E N P I A N O CO. 
Established 71 Years 
RADIOS 
710 Market Street 
RECORDS - MUSIC 
Wilmington, Del. 
Complete Stocks of 
BARBARA GOULD, DU BARRY, TUSSY 
and 
LOUPAY COSMETICS 
ECKERD'S DRUG STORES 
3 Stores to Serve You 
H. FEINBERG FURNITURE CO. 
? 
806-808 King Street 
Wi lmington - Delaware 
Telephone 8269 
J O H N L. K I R K 
FLOWERS 
Flowers for Every Occasion 
Capital Trail Dial 5344 
B U R T N E R C O A L C O M P A N Y 
B I T U M I N O U S C O A L 
Gas ? Telephone Steam 
Pennypacker 0144 
By-Product 
123 South Broad Street 
Philadelphia - Pennsylvania 
Compliments of 
S T A T E T H E A T R E 
Newark 
RHODES DRUG S T O R E 
Drugs 
All College Supplies 
Stationery 
Sundries 
Text Books 
Candies 
Soda Water 
Pennants 
Cigars 
Cigarettes 
N E X T T O C A M P U S 
N E W A R K D E L A W A R E 
COMPL IMENTS 
OF 
F O R U M 
the evening COMPLETE 
... supper-dance 
after the show 
F O R delightful recreation mix a 
pleasant visit to the movies with an 
equal part of supper-dancing to the 
refreshing modern music of our or-
 chestra. 
The evening so completely pleas-
 urable means new zest for the mor-
 row's tasks. 
T H E G R I L L P H O N E 5121 
C O M P L I M E N T S O F 
THE STUDENT COUNCIL 
O F T H E 
WOMEN'S COLLEGE 
OF DELAWARE