Winthrop University - Tatler Yearbook (Rock Hill, SC)

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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

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