Winthrop University - Tatler Yearbook (Rock Hill, SC)

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! am a Winthrop student, but most of all | am a person, me, whose principal com- ponent is not the role of a student. For the time being, the assumption of this role is of primary importance, at times over- shadowing those more deeply submerged beneath that facade of being just another Social Security number. For four years, | have buried the other roles in the necessity of accomplishing this task before me. However, there is more than this: | surface for a game of pool or hours of bridge, for participation in long-established Winthrop customs and traditions as well as various organizations, conscious always of the desire to be more than a number, an indi- vidual in my own right.