Pembroke State University - Indianhead Yearbook (Pembroke, NC)

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New Beginnings The firsi house is me point and ihe yneans by which a person begins io define his realih . H is generallx said io represent one s physical appearance to soi-ne extent, particularly the head and upper part of the face. It can be observed that the eyes and other sense organs guided by the brain are the primary fact of experience , that through these fac- ulties H e satisfy our personal desires , tastes , and im- pulses for experience . One s sense of power emianates frorni this angle, particularly through the exercise of personality as it is projected in one s own selfiv-nage or identity. TRANSIT. 12 First Quadrant

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First Quadrant A human being is like ihe four seasons: wUh selfhood realized in four distinct phases j orntodes. The first t uadrant, containing the f first, second, and third houses, is the indi- vidual in action , his method of operation , and the power of his personality in communication with others. It also represents his natural abilities originality in the purest sense of the word), tools, and materials, as well as his native mentality, and self-awareness in adapting to the ideas and goods of others. The first efuadrant contains everything the person needs for survival which he can actually call his own. First Quadrant I I

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» ' , ' - « ' • .«»• ' •» l»» » • K, • ■• r • ;• 1 . ; VJ . -A 1 ' Jiix - Z -i ••W I ' ■«! ? ' M 1 B Bl ' ' J .jBI I House This 1987 aerial shot sliows llie PSU campus complete with the newly opened center.