ality, to be of real and lasting worth, is
not complete without integrity, ideal-
ism, courage, unselfishness, and depend-
ability. These make character. Persons of
effective personality are courteous, sym-
pathetic, cooperative. They have good
manners, are careful about personal ap-
pearance, keep their ideals high, their
voices pleasing, their emotions under con-
trol. They are not afraid of wholesome
enthusiasm in their vocations and avoca-
tions. They cultivate such interests as
music, drama, sports, travel, literature,
and through these they enrich the lives of
others. Development of a personality to
lift oneself above the average is the
mark of intelligence as well as of
character.

(Sie wei ee linn: ENT ELGIGENCE

Average intelligence is taken for
granted. Superior intelligence is desir-
able, but the candidate should also possess
good personality and sound character.
Imagination, judgment, and initiative are
marks of the intelligent person. They are
of great importance in obtaining and
holding a position.

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