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Take Stock of Yourself
or, Are you a Nice Girl from the 1950s?

"A Questionnaire," copied from The Questions Girls Ask, by Marjorie Vetter and Laura Vitray, 1949.

Every once in a while it is a matter of simple wisdom to take stock of yourself as a person. An easy way to do this is to answer a group of questions honestly, add up the score, and see how you rate... If you can answer truthfully the following group of a hundred questions in the affirmative, you are climbing the high hill to the plane of poise, beauty and successful living which is your right.

The groups are entitled:

How do you look?
How do you speak?
How do you act?
How do you rate?
How do you entertain?

( Ready? (And no, I didn't make any of this up. Sadly.) )


So now you know. And all thanks to me poking around in the high school library today.