Winthrop University - Tatler Yearbook (Rock Hill, SC)

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TULLEY ATKINS, A. B. PENDLETON, S. C. Member of Y. W. C. A.: member of Curry Literary So- cietyg Marshal of Curry Society, Third Term, l9l0, College Commencement Marshal, l9l0g Secretary of Executive Commit- tee of Curry Society, First Term, I9t0, College Marshal, l9IO- l9I lg Delegate to Y. W. C. A. Convention, in Asheville, l9I lg member of T. S. S.g member of Senior Tennis Club: member of Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, l9ll-I9I2g Business Manager fournal, l9ll-l9l2g member of Executive Committee of Curry Society, Third Term, l9l2. What may one girl say of another more than this: 'ishe is a woman. What Tulley has been, we need not say. What she is, we have said. What she will be, we can say with surety: she will be a success. Tulley is one of those happy mortals who have been greatly favored by the gods, for she possesses the innate power to succeed. Like many other good people, Tulley shows to the world her sterner side only, yet she is not lacking in those ELIZABETH BAILEY DARLINGTON, S. C Member of Winthrop Literary Society C. A. Elizabeth can swim, and the one regret is that the Legislature was never generous with a swimming pool. Her one fault is the point of a joke when it's on herself, member of Y. 1 -' .1 413 of her Winthrop life . ,, ,,, ...-, 4,5 7 ., A enough to provide us , ' that she can not see and we are wonder- X Q7 , 'W' ff ,ef .-. f W, , f. ff V .f4'2 ..yPW f Z less dominant, but more lovely, qualities of womanhood. , A. B. ing how she will survive the pranks of those mischievous school children in our neighborhood next year. NELL BAKER, A. B. GREENVILLE, S. C. New X. X - ,ss . ss 5 Member of Y. W. C. A.: member of Curry Literary Society, member of Thalia German Clubg member of '19 E Ag Mar- shal of Curry Society, Second Term, 1909, Left Field of Class Basket-ball Team, l9l0-l9l2g Athletic Editor of TATLER, I9I2g member of Cecilia Chorus, l909-l9l2g Corresponding Secretary of Curry Society, First Term, I9II-1912, Champion Athlete of College, l9l l. Nell can do the most peculiar and unexpected things, and make you the maddesl, and then turn right around and make you the gladdesl. Perhaps the contradictions of her nature are due to the fact that she has temperament Naturally, she is inter- esting, especially to the so-called stronger sexy and, to tell the truth, she is interested, too. But in spite of all this, no one who saw how easily she fell into the role of spinster in Curry play, can doubt that she will eventually become a typical old maid. 20

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LEONA MAY PRISCILLA BERY1. THOMASSON FORD HART MARTIN Qrnwr Mass flwganlgatlun MOTTO: HLoyal en tout. COLORS: Gold and Black. FLOWER: Nlarechal Niel Rose. OFFICERS LEONA THOIVIASSON .... .....,.... ..,..... P R ESIDENT MAY FORD ........... .' .... VICE-PRESIDENT PRISCILLA I-IART ..... ...... S ECRETARY BERYL MARTIN ..... ...... T REASURFR 19

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C-ENEVIEVE BECKHAM, A. B. Rock HILL, S. C. Member Class Basket-ball Team, 1909-l9l2g member of Curry Societyg member of Y. W. C. Ag President of F. T. Cu., Thalia German Clubg member of Executive Committee of C. L. S. Genevieve, better known as C-en, is a favorite with all. This is due largely to the fact that one can always be sure to find her in a good humor. She never seems out of sorts, and that grin of hers is decidedly catching. Genevieve is one of the seven class idols during the basket-ball season, for on the court she is truly a wonder. EDITH M. BIC-BY, A. B. WILLIANISTON, S. C. Member of Winthrop Literary Societyg member of Y. W. C. A. Although Edith's chief ambition is to be graduated from Win- throp, she does not believe in worrying or in over-studying. She is a great believer in luck and sleep, a fact which probably accounts for her happy, cheerful disposition. Her hobby just now is tennis. but since she is so fickle, it will probably be pro- fessors very soon. Edith's being a fair daughter of the gods does not prevent her having a favorite expression, which is somewhat shocking-''blab-take-it.,' And yet, why should one tell her faults when her virtues outnumber them so far? ALMA BLACK, A. B. BAMBERC., S. C. Meniber of Y. W. C. A., member of Winthrop Literary So- cietyg Qui Vive Editor, First Term, l9l0-l9llg Art Editor of TATLER, I9lI-I9I2, Secretary of Executive Committee of Win- throp Society, First Term, 1911, Treasurer of Y. W. C. A., l9ll-l9l2.g College Commencement Marshal. l9ll. Miss Dark tripped lightly across the Winthrop campus for the first time away back in '08, and soon developed such a liking for the Winthrop life that, when invited to remain for an extra year, she readily accepted. Generally sleepy, and resembling the snail in some of her habits, Alma sometimes startles the natives by sudden bursts of wit that show extreme originality. Among her many virtues, the greatest, perhaps, is that she is one of the most generous, big-hearted girls that ever rolled along the pike, and we consider seriously sending off for some more like her. 21