Winthrop University - Tatler Yearbook (Rock Hill, SC)

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. g I . -'I 4 . . E2 if -4 1' li JDIE NOEL 9 Business wager ER' Asst. s. DELTA VA VM' QAMSEI' SPEGGI COLLEGE SECURITY DIVISION: R. B. ADAMS. W. J. HARRIS, J. R. COLE, W. R. HUFFSTETLER, R. F. WIL- LIAMS, Chief. F 1 A443 ' ' gffe' BOOK SHOP: MRS. HILDA PROCTOR, Manager College Stores: MRS. CAROLYN DICKSON, MRS. BERTHA PRICE, MRS. TAPPY DUBOSE, MRS.' LILLIE CAROTHERS, SARAH FERGUSON. WLM 'I' .,., I POST OFFICE: MRS. NELL ROOF, Asst. Manager: MRS. SUSAN MRS. MARGARET STARNES, Sec., Alumnae Office: MRS. WILLIAMS, Manager: MRS. LOUISE KING, Asst. to Manager. CAROLINE AVERY, Sec., to AIumnae Exec. Sec. 'I ' I. MRS. VIRGINIA MRS. POLLY HAIRE , CECILIA WILSON MRS. RACHEL MRS. DOROTHY 'DRENNAN Sec., ComptroIIer Sec., Purchasing Agent FLENNIKEN RAUCH Sec., Public Relations Sec.. Guidance and Asst. to Director of l Placement Guidance and Placement STANDING: JO A N N E HARRAR, Librarian, AN- NETTE S H I N N. MRS. THELMA MAYER, MRS. JUNE HAYES, MRS. SARA BIRD, MRS. MARTHA ANN McFADDEN, MRS. TIPPIE CONNOR, MRS. PEARLE WILLIAMS. W I N STO N YANG, MRS. LAVINIA STEVENSON. S E AT E D: MARY BETH OUICK, MRS. D. B. JOHNSON, SUSIE MCKEOWN, LOUISEJACK- SON.

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URN: roiirei 555 COL J. HORACE HUTCHINSON HARRISJ. Mxigilrt-tIeIriAaInIteLiEr?3IEnLePer Assistant to Maintenance Engineer iifiMS.CI1'eI' 'I ' ,: I -Nm X NA 11: 'EI- Q .1 tA an I :A I -.'t J POST OFFICE: M MRS. JEAN HUND MRS. MARTHA MRS. PAYE HOKE MRS. HESTER MRS. ROSE MRS. LUDIE NOEL Sec., President's PURSLEY Sec. to Dean of BROUGHTON HAMBRIGHT Sec. to Business Otfice Sec. to President CoIIege Sec. to Dean of Sec. to Dean of Manager CoIIege Students MRS. ROZELLE HARPER Sec. to Registrar .,l R MFSASEEIEEY ANNE HIQRST MRS. ELOISE.BOYD MRS, KATHY EADS ' Asst. to Registrar Asst. to Registrar Asst, Public Reiafions Sec. to Director oi Admissions ' gf QI H I .s.i. MRS. viarus GRAINGER, Asst. Manager Canteen: MRS. DELTA sire A g WILLIAMS, MRS. BELVA WIL- ,,.. , gg. .Ari , if g son, MRS. MARTHA RAMSEY, M I LINDA MCcoLLuM,MRs. PEGGY gg 12, I FAULRENBERRY. ' X V Z XY IIA' WILLIAMS, Mana yv--N , I I MRS. VIRGII DRENNAR Sec., Public Rgli SIANDIN . HARRARG' NIUE si IHFLMA . IUNEHAYI QISFADDEN WNNOR, ILLIAMS IIQIGI I EN MMS, D. B J Qi IISISOXVI

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Honors Program IWC E ourages lnCl0Pe SEATED: JOHN H. MOORE, RUTH JONES. Chairman: JOHN S. EELLS. STANDI P. JACOBSON. General Honors classes are usually small and maintain an informal atmosphere. The Honors Program is now in its fifth year at Winthrop. This program, under the direction of the Honors Council encourages the superior student to work independently. lt otters her the opportunity to enrich her academic experiences as she develops scholarly and creative interests, and encourages her to assume responsibility for her learning. General Honors for freshmen and sophomores con- sists ot small sections ol general education courses, and for juniors and seniors, honors seminars and in- dividual directed study are available. A junior or senior choosing Departmental Honors must have a cumulative average ot 3.00 in her major or departmental tield, a 3.00 over all average and approval by the department concerned. Honors worlc at Winthrop has received national recognition and status in the news letter ol the l.C.S.S., The Inter-University Committee on the Superior Student, and will be one ot a relatively small number described in a forthcoming boolc on Honors worlc in the United States intended as o guide to other institutions in setting up HonOfS Programs. 28 ndent Work Af NG: WILLIAM W. DANIEL, JR., FRANK B. TUTWILER, NOLAN We 1 YANCEY N Chairman ar lessor, give beginning jg i lllllnr