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The new Student Center fills with people. Housed in the Student Center, the Union is a congregating place for all J. C. students who wish to study, eat or just sit around and talk. 13
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Beyond two mobile units lies the new lecture hall. Changes At TJC Changes have been made during the 1966 1967 school year — from the music depart- ment to the new student center — Thornton Junior College has grown in size and versatili- ty. The highlight of our present expansion is the new center which houses the counselor's offices, a social science office, the journalism and publication’s office and classroom, the Coed and Men's Club Rooms and the Stu- dent Lounge. Our new and greatly enlarged Student Lounge, which is equipped with a wide varie- ty of vending machines — a virtual ‘from soup to nuts” arrangement — serves asa meeting place for the entire student body. The early arrivers could purchase hot choco- late and sweet rolls and the people who stayed on for late classes could buy beef stew, ravioli or even a hamburger for supper. Because of our independence from the high school due to the Junior College Act of 1966 TJC had to move all former classrooms out of the high school facilities. This expansion led to the creation of a new music department which is located in a building at 153rd and Broadway which formerly housed a hardware store. Every choir member or person in the band will never forget running from the music department to ‘‘C’’ annex on the ten minute break between classes. With an increased enrollment of 1,525 stu- dents attending during the day and an addi- tional 1,275 in the evening division, we need- ed to further expand by making classrooms, offices and an enlarged faculty lounge out of the old Union, Coed Club and Men's Rooms. A second building housing a lecture hall, Art Department and English classes was added to the growing list of classrooms and is situ- ated behind the mobile units. 12
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The quiet atmosphere of the library invited students to spend spare time studying. Janice Pritchard, assistant librarian, selects an American novel from the stack room. 14
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