Winthrop University - Tatler Yearbook (Rock Hill, SC)

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Pecdication To the Student Body of CHinthrop College Sa To the students of Winthrop who habe proved themselves to be of that finer inner spirit that qoes to make women worthy of that name, to those who have shown themselves fit for that most test- ing pilgrimage —Life—to those of whom lopalty and love for their Alma Mater are true characteristics, we dedicate this book, the Tatler of 1932.

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reface “And he sent us a train of pilgrine each with a distinct individuality apart from the pilgrimage, all the may from Southwark and the Cabard Inn, ta Canterbury and Berket-shrine: and their laughter comes never to an end, and their talk goes on with the stars, aud all the railroads, which may inter- sect the spoilt earth foreuer, rannot hush the ‘tramp, tramp’ of their horses’ feet.” Chus it ts with Chaucer's immortal Canterbury Tales, and so map it be with the students of Winthrop College. From Freshman pear through Senior, and out into the ‘four corners of the earth,” their pilgrimage has its beginning and its end- ing; but the echoes and the memories will last forever.

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CO 1 Yi if Hi Ha ' ii | i | || | i ‘al i th i ol 1 i i | i i| il forew ord Jnto this volume of Che Tatler we habe put our sincere efforts to reflect the scenes of pesterdap, to portray the inci: dents of today, and to make more tangible the memories of tomorrow. “St is so easy to forget’; and with that in mind, we have attempted to depict our life at Winthrop during the pear in the Hopes that at some time in some small way this edition will bring happiness by the faintest echo of the “things that were’ in ’32.