Winthrop University - Tatler Yearbook (Rock Hill, SC)

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MAYME PEARLE COLLIER, A. B. .f'Xi1q1aN, S. C, Har f1111Il5 lie fYL'llfljl 011 har. W ffiuntl l coulfl not do so with :1 clean' eunseienee. l fleeiflecl tliei'ef1i1'e, to set iluwn the plziin, lll'lVllI'lllSllCtl truth. CHAR.xC'rr:i:is'1'1Cs stucly ul Latin unclei' Miss uQlllUlI'Cu jones. Z, Mzltliemzitie zlliility that zunuunts tu genius. 3. The usual :unuunt uf Senior clignity. 4. An unusual fonilness fm' syrup. 5. An zibicling faith in wuinzui suffrage. MXYME COLVIN A. B. t.1i12sT121:, S. C. Ufxlffjl and sour 10 H1050 111110 know hm' not, 1.4111 in 1111155 Wim In-rw lzcr 5w1'v1'1'1' H11111 S'1111111z1'1'. Qlljuring her eulleee career. MAYME has been quite IL muilel uf virtue, zuifl has caused atliniration and wonder lay her faithful ivurlq in the Y. NN. C. A. and Student lfi1Q1x'ci'1i11ieiit .Xss11ciziti1.111. But her principal talent lies in her Latin ziliilities, being consi1.le1'ecl, since her course in Mmlel Selmul, quite ziceiinnplishetl along that line. l-l'z1zel eyes will cure her ills: l'lzt2el nuts have won her fznneg Witch 'll:1zel -used, she needs no pills. W'hy? X1Ve1l, just ask MAYME. KATHRYN CONNOR, A. D. Gltlil-INXX'lQl1Qll.l, S. C. They H1111 g0':'c1'11 nmxf, :mike ilu' lmxi' zzuisvf' 1ll P1N1Qx '-lmw :1ppr1gmp1'iate the urunel Like the little tlower she sheds her sweetness un ull zihuut her. 21 llll trieil to write sumetliing tlzittering gtlluut lDlc.fxRI,E, but 1.1X lieziutiful Clnistizui CllEl1'3CtC1', Yrlevelnperl by the

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'YL PEARLE CLARKE, A. U. LEXINGTON, S. C. ll'r1s Illcrv L Z'Cl' surlz iz girl ,els Nlllllff' and s'zu'rf'I as nm' l'm11'Ic'5 ' lllP12.xi:1.15 is a favorite in the class of nhl 'l3, due, in part, to her many accomplishmt-nts. She is indeed a very gifted girl, and since her entrance to Xlfinthrop has flew-loperl her gifts in a way to make one sit up and take notice. PEARLE is a song-bird, a milliner, and a pianist of note. She likes to keep up with all the happen- ings around her, and if any of the Class of 1913 have ever been guilty of any mischievous conduct, you may rest assured that PEARLE Sawyer, CARRIE COLEMAN, A. B. SHELTON. S. C. Oli, blast rviflz icuzjvcr whose imclouded my C1111 lllllkt' 10-llznrrow Us Clle?F1'fltI as to-day. lllCAR1:n3 is modest and unassuming, Her chief amuse- ments are keeping her hair arranged and reading Dickens and Thackeray. Cixicrniz has to wear high collars while she is in Model School, to make the children think she is dignified, but she can't fool her best friends. All of C.xRk1E's friends are greatly benefited by her sarcasm. I LOUISE COLEMAN, A. B. EARLE, S. C. In 0-z'c'ry gesture diglzify and love. qlLOUlSE, the popular member of the family, is our star in more senses of the word than one. She is star athlete, a star mathematician, and a star teacher-fooler. She can make any of the professors think that she is wisdom itself by using a little smile and a few questions. Notwithstanding her indifference she has a great many friends. 20

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X .XLMA lil.lZ,fXl.i.ETlrl L'RElfill'l1ONi JN. IZ. li ' ' ' ' Y -',A Ai Nolvrll , Xl,lGllS'I'A, S. C. T1'rra' lltIfllI'L .S' .vwvvl 1'c.s'fu1'v1'-1111buy .vfvvfif ill .XL is not is meek as she looks here lshe posed for thish. This member of the family has turned out differently from what we expected. She is a senti- mentalist, and her hobbies are vrulzlfion and lore. Her 'ef aim in life is to teach school, and if she ever stops ideal. ELTA MAY CUMMINGS, .X ll. gxNIJERSON, S. C. Oh, sleep! It is a gentle z'l1z'11g. llllndifferent as she appears to be, a more loyal friend could not be found. Her calm, composed expression belies the merry. mischievous nature that lies underneath, When M. gets her music down, we follow in her wake, for her skilful lingers can drive away the harass- ing thought of work, and take you into a land of mirth and laughter. CAROLINE V. CUTTllNO, .X B. HAMPTON, S. Cf. 'L-I fact' fflllf 01111 not smile is l1v7'r'1' good, illln answer to many laughing remarks about her wee self, C.xl:o1,1NE indignantly retorts with her dainty little l'ead in the air, l'm little, but l'm some. ln spite of the fact that we have listened to many plans concerning a course in English, at Columbia next year, we firmly believe that the Fates have decreed otherwise for her. 22 another purpose, we'll know that she's found that 1