Green’s Dictionary of Slang

betty coed n.

[song ‘Betty Coed’ (Paul Fogarty and Rudy Vallee, 1930) and film Betty Co-Ed (1947)]

(US) a generic for a wholesome, middle-class sorority girl; also as adj.

Michigan Alumnus XXXVII 277/3: In a late bulletin he opines that the boys at Harvard, Yale and Princeton might be better off if Betty Coed didn't bother about having crimson lips.
[US]‘Campus Lingo’ in Reading (PA) Eagle 20 Mar. 7/2: Strange indeed is the campus lingo these days of Joe College and Betty Co-ed.
film title Betty Co-Ed.
[US]F. Kohner Gidget Goes Hawaiian 20: You look so – so – Betty Coed.
[US]Current Sl. V:3 5: Betty-co-ed, n. A college girl who overdresses; a girl who is dressed up even for everyday occasions.
[US]D. Mamet Sexual Perversity in Chicago (1994) 50: Betty Coed from College, regular young broad.