Winthrop University - Tatler Yearbook (Rock Hill, SC)

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Ujffafyz my Q You have an affectionate nature that will accomplish more through your efforts to please those whom you love than through your own ambition. Vivacious, but not one to force yourself forward. You would make a successful teacher if you fitted yourself for the work, but a still better wife for some good man. You like peace and harmony. XVil1 have few changes in your life. You are strongly self-reliant and have very good business talent. Have high aspirations and hopefulness, and do not allow little things to fret and annoy you very much. Are quick to see the amusing side of everything, and will have to be careful lest this cause you to ridicule the weaknesses of others. Affectionate, but are too practical to be very sentimental. Can keep a secret if necessary. Would make a good book-keeper or stenographer. You are amiable and pleasing in manner, and win many friends. You do not like to be hurried, but can do your best work when allowed to take your own time and without too much dictation from others. Can be very firm when necessity re- quires it. You like to complete one task before beginning another. Are faithful in your affections. XVould make an excellent teacher, and should be able to draw Well and design. fmifdfaazzadzafffy Your head is often in the clouds, and it is difficult for you to apply yourself to tasks that are not congenial. You enjoy dictating to others better than to have others command you. Should be a good musician and able to play some stringed instrument well. Methodical. Unassuining, caring little for display so you have the comforts of life. You like to investigate for yourself and you chain together well your reasons. 71

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, 4' , , V f' Ocean, .flf fm-'uf-?Z4? ' JV You have the temperament of one of large physique, ancl should have light or brown hair, and gray or hazel eyes. Are fond of out floor sports, and neecl a very active life. XVl1ile you enjoy the beauties of the city, you love best the bustle and constantly moving throngs of city life. Have excellent powers of application and endurance, and allied to your good intellect it should make you capable of great efforts. 20 v l L ---- - - -- Y- --- ---- - -7- v-- - ---- ---- ---,--W - i-----.- ----..-. , rf ,1,,' A ,A V-A ,, a., N ,.-.. -H

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1, -1' n'.A2..,. .wa ilu ag K' f 751 ff You possess quick intuition and the keen penetration that enables you to grasp the primary parts of a subject without long and tedious study. Jump to conclu- sions a little too hastily sometimes. Are idealistic and not apt to see many faults in those whom you love. You need a little more firmness, for what you accom- plish is more through nervous force than strong power of resolution. Refined and intellectual, with good taste. Zfapagif-dvd! You are independent and liberal in your views, and often trust to luck instead of preparation. Are a iiuent talker and like to have some congenial friend to whom you can confide all your joys and sorrows. You need to be a little more systematic in your work. You believe in enjoying the pleasures of life as you go along, and you do not fret and worry very much. fi,-if 412242. You have an aiiectionate nature, with a somewhat exacting Will. Are slightly susceptible, and generally make up your mind when you first see a person whether you will like him or not. You are unassuming in manner, but you like to dress well and to make a good impression upon those whom you admire. Have a desire to be loved, and will find the greatest happiness in home life. NVould take great pride in a home of your own. nigh 271 Ca You love books, music, pets and flowers, and to be with congenial friends and have a good time. Are at times quite nervous and might lose your head in time of great excitement. You are not always patient, but have a bright and happy nature that wins for you many friends. Are not overfond of work, but will apply yourself when you feel that it is your duty to do so. 28