Woman’s College Group Visits KarastaX
A group of 25 students from
College, Greensboro—juniors
•VSTomao’®
and sen
iors majoring in interior design
School of Home Economics—^were r®
visitors at the Karastan Rug MiU-
Miss Elizabeth Hathaway, asso®
professor of housing and manag® j,
made arrangements for the visit an
companied the students here.
They visited the Showroom
signing Department and then were s
guided tours throughout the mill-
The students are enrolled in a ,
which includes field trips to
ducing home furnishings. The
of the course is to acquaint the stu
with the manufacturing processes
problems involved in creating, ^
facturing, and marketing a design- ^
The seniors in the group jjoiiiS
will be working in the field oi
furnishings, some of them in the
furnishings departments of large s
as junior decorators and in related
Top: Students from Woman’s College
on visit to Karastan Rug Mill take notes
as they observe the work of designers
Valeria Camp (left) and Audrey Ingram.
Right: In Weave Room, group watches
the operation of Loom 42. At right is
James C. Smith, weaver; in center is
W. J. Garrett, of Finishing Department,
guide for the visitors; second from left
is Miss Elizabeth Hathaway, faculty
member who accompanied the students.
Left: In Finishing Department.
watch with interest while '
carves rug. At extreme left is
nolly, trainee, the guide for
THE MILL W
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