Winthrop University - Tatler Yearbook (Rock Hill, SC)

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The Story of the Freshman Class cess named Education This princess dxyclt NCE upon a time there lived a beautiful prin- in a large castle, where she was visited by all young girls who wished to discover the secrets of which she was mistress. Every year four hundred maidens journeyed to this old castle: and, as l was of the required age, l, too, went. We were met in the court yard by a great man, who was evidently the king of the castle, for he was dressed in a long robe, After making us write our names on a large piece of parchment, he led us through a long. dark corridor to a small room, where a woman was giv- ing out golden keys. The king cautioned us not to lose our keys, for we could accomplish nothing in that castle without them. XVe then desired to meet the princess, but were told. to our horror, that we would first have to iight against the dragon Examination, which was kept in a laby- rinth. W'hat were we to do! Wie were entirely inex- perienced in lighting such monsters. There was but one way of conquering the dragon,-by entangling him in the threads of knowledge. After many fears and forebodings of evil we entered the winding labyrinth, coming face to face with the dreaded monster. There was no time to think, we had to strike, come what might, and at once. Wfe did strike, and wellg indeed, we succeeded in entangling him in our wonderful threads of knowledge. But alas l and alack! our threads were too weak to withstand the strength of the dragon, and he soon extricated himself from our toils. Seeing that we needed preparation and that our threads needed strengthening, we decided to leave the monster until we should be better able to cope with him. For the needed preparation we were put under the charge of a lovely maiden, who is still training us. We are still spinning threads of knowledge, and by carefully weaving them together, shall soon have com- pleted a mantle, clothed in which we shall then be able to subdue our old enemy. Examination, and go forth to battle against a greater dragon. ANNE G,xtLt,,xRo O'RRv.xN.

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L3liR'l'RL7DlC YALL LL'LIli BAAIIIERI: CHRISTINE BE'I'IIUNE 'IANIE BLAQIQ DIETA DEAS Ia1oYIiIN REREIQAII BRICE ES'l'l?1LI,If CAMPBELL ETH EL CARSQN ELIZABETH COCHRAN CARRIE CQLEAIAN CLIII CUPE EIIITH COSIQERY ETHEL CRIISS LAIARICL CRUSSXYELL AIAA' M. CLLLER ANNIE Y. DACL'S RLIIIE DELIIACHIQ LEORA DoI'THI'I' LILLIAN FARIS ROLL OF SPECIAL CLASS BURNIE GILES FANNIE GRAY ALIQE D. GREEN :ANNIE B. GREEN MRS. GAREISSEN ESS-IE HARVEY JULIA Hllllrlli A. EVA HOI-IQINS DAISY JETER MARIIIN DIUHNSISIN' LYLA JONES META 'LINES HQNQRA L. LANG SALLII2 LITNIQIQN FLIIRENQE LQRYEA ELLA NICDANIEL BARNETTE AIILLER FLORENCE BLOODY LALABEL AIOORER 44 PAULINE M ULLINS LILA NORTHCOTT ADA 0'BRYAN ALATTIIE PADGETT LEILA PARKS AIARY REAVES JENNIE RUSSELL ADA SALLEY NONIE SANDERS DAISY SANDIFER MARY SCAIFE BESSIE C. SMITH BIATTIE SMITH QRRIE STEELE JEANNETTE STEWART HEI.EN STEWART DIANE THOMAS ETHEL E. WELLS .ALICE VVILLIAAIS