Winthrop University - Tatler Yearbook (Rock Hill, SC)

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F.- H' J F I .z r' w qu-vw 4 fi 5 I wr! l xii 'S' 'v r nk :wr ' PRE IDE 7 Message Deserving his halo, even if it is of cigar smoke! . . . forever looking for Ways to make VVinthrop even better . . . burning the midnight oil as often as We do . . . determined to have a clear desk one of these days, but finding out that it's next to impossible around here . . . can't be hurried . . . actions carefully thought out in advance . . . the necessary caution to temper our more impulsive nature . . . always ready to impart his fatherly advice to each of his girls . . . coming back all smiles from New York after having his picture painted . . the perfect blend- statesman, scholar, gentleman, friend I4 E RY R. IM

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f. ,. T . 11 i FIRMARY VVhether it be your big toe, your throat, your eyes, or what not, the in- iirmary will hx you up. Those annual 'fcoldsl' demand soda and aspirin tablets and that familiar red cough medicine plus a few shots of penicillin. Measles, mumps, and flu patients are nursed carefully and kept at a mini- mum by Dr. WV. H. VVilliams, Jr., M.D., with the assistance of Miss Ruth Hutchinson, Night Nurse, Nlrs. Annie Nl. M c F a d d e n, R.N., and Miss Dorothy Parrish, R.N. Mrs. Bertie M. Sigmon is the superintendent of nurses. The LIBRARY The library is the quietest, yet about the busiest, spot on our campus. Girls have unnumbered reasons for visiting the stacks, the reference room, and all the other sections of the building. In our library is a wealth of newspapers, magazines, books of fiction, texts, biographies and what not. There to help us find What We Want and collect fines for over-due books is M1's. Frances L. Spain, chief librarian. Assisting her are Mrs. Sara P. Bird, lV1rs. Mai R. Johnson, Miss S u s i e McKeoWn, Miss Catherine Slaughter, bliss Gladys Smith, Miss Nona VVatson, and Miss Mildred J. Roberts.