Winthrop University - Tatler Yearbook (Rock Hill, SC)

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DORA DICK, A, B. Oswizco, S. C. IVn1'a'tr mimi nor, lm! a'vca'rr. l1I I.1T'r1,i5 Dick, as she is callerl, attracts the attentitin of all hy her sweet little ways. Nune kncixvs her better than her rmiminate, who says, To know her is to luve her. She has that Cll51'lUSl'EiHll which is luvefl by all. limex is a line little housekeeper, hut she loves the kindergarten hest of all. Huwever, her inclinations are tmvarcls higher things than are fuuncl at NVinthrop. There-'s nuthiug she aclures mure than hig hruwn eyes, fur they hring hack memuries t?l rlear to her. That she will not he a mill kindergarten teacher lung is quite evirlent. XX e'll luuk fur her elsewhere. JULIA, MAE l.JUMl,Nl.Cli, X. l3. Nitwizriiuev, S. C. liar Xftlfllft' lull. I lzutv a dzzmpy 'llltlllltlllfu lJI'l'he one whcun we all admire ancl esteem, lt can never he said of her that she went tu her classes unprepared. Her splendid reccmrcl during her college churse certilies to this statement, Luve never, until her Senior year. held her captive: hut uovv this little gem expresses well her sentiments: Love, the perfect thought uf thee Links in all l do or see: With 1ny very life is hlent. - Lifting it to sacrament. MARGUEIKITE LORli'l I'iX DUNN, .X. ll, t'Hix1eLEs'i'uN, S. tl Sf10's the rmxzjilcfvsf Of girls, and H10 11m1!v,rf. lllThe meaning emhmliecl in those few wurfls apply tw M.-XI4tillElil'l'E in every respect. lfirst, she is the completest of girls, hecause she is the rare pmssessui' uf all the qualities that make a girl complete in character. .Xt lirst one might think her harrl to get acquainted with, hut she is cane whuse personality xxins the hive tif those wht, kntiw her best, My lirst impression was her neat anal clignilietl appearance. Her cheerful ctvunte-nance and goml judgment cumpletest the cwmpletest tif girls. Truly, slit' is a girl just macle to love. ' 23

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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

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Q- MAMIE BROOKS DUNOVANT, A. B. EDGEFIELD, S. C. Vazz.isIz care, and exit sorrow! lV01'ry iziazier, always h0pe,' Take to-day, forget to-morrow, This is NANN112 DUNovixNT's dope. ll1Mixiu1i2, familiarly known as NANNIE, is an especial favorite of the fam1ly. To know her is to love her. So unaffected, so composed a mind, so hrm, so soft, so strong, and so relinedf' RUBY REMBERT DURANT, A. B. B1sHoPv1L1-E, S. C. The hairs on her head are izumlaeredf' 'JIRUBY is just about the dearest, wittiest, most absent- minded of the unfortunate creatures here below. She is an all-round girl. XVhat would the dance hall be without RUBY, for really she rivals the graces when it comes to shaking the earth with alternating toe ? Tennis! well, she does excel in that too. VVorry! far be it from RUBY, who constantly reminds us: Be wise, pluck up, and drown all in sleep' RUTH EADY, A. B. SAVAGE, S. C. So small in sfatizre, yet so great of mind. llIThe saying, Precious articles are always done up in small packages, surely holds true in the case of RUTH. VVe all know that she is the dearest, most precious, and smallest member of the Class of '13. Quite at variance with her diminutive frame the little Ladyl' possesses immense ability. She is an expert in both mental and physical gymnastics, and her hobby is doing stunts 24