Winthrop University - Tatler Yearbook (Rock Hill, SC)

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DS FOHNSON ROBERTS D. p D. gszmvif w i u f gqgf 1,5 vF ,f,, ,. f1 , .-s1L1:,:.g. 1. , . :ep-,:. 1.. . H' :X :wa -V1-1s1.4,.-5:-z.f5i,, ,a..a:4-4 .-,1. fe- - P, . 0 the councilmen of an ever-grow- ing township of student-citizens who are constantly striving to grow, enlarge their mental horizons or project a skill and strike the happy medium in their chosen field of endeavor . . . Studying life in one stage or another . . . the whys and hows to measure . . . finding words, words everywhere . . looking back of time and men . . . learning another language . . . fingering keys, black, white, numbered, and lettered . . . looking into minds and moods . . . making homes into dreams . . . exercising muscles . . . learning through teaching and practicing . . . being thankful for the daily contact with the owners of the finest minds who help us to know the truth . . . seeing them as they are . . . at work . . . behind desks . . . in classrooms . . . chatting with students and becoming friends . . . striving to bring all phases of campus activity closer together . . . to make one unit . . . undivided we stand . . 2I