Red Lion Area High School - Lion Yearbook (Red Lion, PA)

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Keep interested in your own career, however humble, it is a real possession in the changing fortunes of time. Exercise cau- tion in your business affairs, for the world is full of trickery. But let this not blind you to what virtue there is, many persons strive for high ideals, and everywhere life is full of heroism. The chief characteristic of this type is exuberance or overplus of intellectual ener- gy, which must find expression and usually does so in a variety of ways. This craving for diversity and impatience with repetition or sameness leads, in the case of fully developed Geminians, or Mercurians, to brilliant results, alike in experimental sci- ence, literature, and art. They really strike the true keynote of their being, joy, only when in the act of expressing some essential part of themselves, and having attained such expression they are rarely content to rest upon their oars. Theirs is a charming type, whose true function it is to make life more interesting and beautiful for them- selves and others, to stimulate, refresh, and revive their fellow men by force of ex- hortation and example. A keen desire for intellectual satisfaction is the driving force of this sign, and when their religious sense is awakened, they sometimes undergo much suffering, for they must understand and reason upon the faith that is in them, and if their surroundings are unsuitable, and the teaching offered them uncongeni- al, doubts and difficulties arise which must be overcome by hard wrestling before peace is attained. The chief characteristic of the highly developed Taurean is his stability of character and of purpose. His is the steadfast mind, unshaken in adversity, and his is the power of quiet persistence in the face of difficulties. He has found his true posi- tion with regard to the universe, and that position is the center. Identified with the very heart of things, he refuses to be hustled or frightened or pushed into any false position, and generally excels in work requiring a sense of true proportion and a just appreciation of relative values. He understands the importance of system, method, and order, enjoys routine and regularity, and often shows constructive ability, espe- cially in matters concerning the foundations and beginnings of enterprise. He works best when spurred by necessity or when inspired by the love of others, especially of his wife and family. In hard circumstances his patience and perseverance are mar- velous. He generally has a horror of debt, and shows care and prudence in the ad- ministration of affairs. Acting as mainstay or prop in material ways is peculiarly con- genial to him, and consequently the type makes ideal trustees and guardians - people who will make large sacrifices of time and energy, rather than fail those who have confided in them. The highly evolved Cancerian is the master of many moods. He can feel, and make others feel, joy, sorrow, compassion, horror, and despair as no other type can, seizing the imagination and holding it by the power of his imagery and the intensity of his own feelings. The past and future are as real to him as the present. The history of his own nation, family, or class is immensely important in his eyes. He is the teach- er, and cares little for smoothness of outline or grace of form so long as he can drive his lesson home. His style is vivid, often dramatic, and he continues to deliver and redeliver his message, changing and adapting its form. Public speakers of all kinds are found under the influence of this sign, as also editors and literary men who have a strong personal hold over their readers, and actors and dramatists in whom imagi- nation is a predominant feature. These people love to come into touch with the public. Early memories of childhood and old ties of friendship are a treasure for Cancerians, who will correspond for years with people to whom they were attracted in their teens, have never met since, and are not likely to meet again.

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