Winthrop University - Tatler Yearbook (Rock Hill, SC)

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LAURA ANN ELLINGTON Editor-in-Chief flee jzfdr of mnefeen Here it is-all yours. We, the TATLER staff, welcome your comments, critical and otherwise Qpar- ticularly otherwisej. After a year of writing and re-writing copy, making and re-making pictures, and organizing and re-organizing material, we have a few words of advice for future staffs. Don't ever do anything till the very last minute, it'11 have to be done over. Schedule each club picture at least four times. Then, by making a composite of the four photos, you may wind up with half the membership pictured. Enlist the entire commerce department as typists. You'll need 'eml Last, spend the summer before your annual is to come out composing a lengthy list of fictitious names for use on those dozens of pictures of people one never saw before, never sees again, and feels sure are obnoxious creat- ures anyway. All griping aside we've had much fun getting the TATLER together and hope you enjoy it as much as we do. If you don't like our copy, jour- ney over to rooms 156 and 222, Senior Hall 5 homes of the creative minds of Lucy Floyd and Laura Jo Quinn. QThey are the responsible onesj If you l00k like a dope in a picture, complain to Mr. Paul Whit- ener, but keep this in mind-cameras don't lie! DOROTHY RAMSEY Sporfs Editor MAE HUTTO SAMMIE Bfiiljfff Typing Edilor Ph0f0gf pl'y 1

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KATHRYN PYE Edil07' V, f L f W If you feel like creating, being soul- ,Xb X, 7, 2.1 ful, being uninhibited, or even airing L your newest neurosis, 'fThe Journal, ' r college literary magazine, 'is probably rl . ,f your medium for expression. rf? XV Short stories, some that have fairy- sl I . story endings, some that have real-life endings, some that have no endings . . . L' poems, some that make you cry, some that make you Wish you were in love . . . plays, most should be on Broadway . . . Q9 the arts, some music, some art Work, some best sellers . . . this is The l i I Q Journal. With Kat Pye as editor, The Jour- , nal has not only been a Workshop for I potential Writers, but a means of pre- senting the best in student Writing. , NANCY HUNTER Business M afmzger JOURNAL STAFF-Firxt Row: SIDNEY ROSE SARRATT, BILLIE FAYE HAMILTON, BETTY BARTON, BARBARA BRAWLEY. Second Row: LYNDA NICHOLS, PAT SHACKELFORD, LUCY FLOYD, JEANNE PINAULT. Thin! Row: JOAN SMITH, RHODA SPEARS, NANCY HUNTER, JO ANNE MONTAGUE, KAT PYE, DONNA FAYE HARDEE, JO ANNE MCCORMICK. I l 22