Winthrop University - Tatler Yearbook (Rock Hill, SC)

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d Fall ol 1966. ores on flf 'id tl'IC Dean ons on ille .ef Seal to be Con' . f dl? Training Programs are Changing The teacher-training program in operation at Winthrop Training School has become inadequate to meet the growing needs oi Winthrop. Grades 9 through T2 will loe discontinued aiter this year, and the remaining grades will loe phased out. panding teacher program is now sending student teachers to all parts ol South Carolina. But the Purpose and Commitment Remain the Same to educate 'and to mature to instill and to inspire 4, KW T XG! w Winthrop s ex I A x to prepare and to challenge

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Forms and Structures have Changed Sudace changes are vkuie to aH. These external Qgnsotchangeindude new buWingstorephC6 Of supplement the old and inadequate. Widened fO5d5 and parlcing lots are pushing baclc the grass and 'CFCCS to acconunodate a rnowng and rnobHe student body. New Thomson dorm and cafeteria talce care of this year's overtlow of students. . L.. vi 1 ' tiff- Plans For the Student Union Building are being completed For construction and opening scheduled For the Fall of 1966. The 3-floor structure will house the college stores on the ground tloorg lounge areas on the main tloorp and the Dean ot Students suite, The Johnsonian and Tatler offices, and ottice space for other campus-wide organizations on the third floor. An auditorium located in the center will seat T50-QOO. Plans also include a new library lrightl to be con- nected to the Union Building by a covered area. i . PN-NX Tar and cement overtalce the grass and trees. I r- . . ..,c 'T ,, .....................,---1,-w Q ..., X 'I 9 , , fe ,r f , ufvfvr' ' - H, - 2 fi rr ' ' f J -r- .. ,f , 2 ,y - ' , ? fl, , 41 ff I f-,M 1 ,,,, ' yr I2 L f M r ,f ffl +81 WW? ffalfl Tle teacher-tr ilrjlintlirop. Gia gilding teacli Bu! ihe .S lm 'Walt and

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JC. Zo al! Y. A: Winthrop is people, studying in a Favorite classroom at night lights-car lights, dorm lights, and well-lighted parlcing lots But Winthrop means campus to a student a specitic college in a specific town a dorm where she lives nine months ol the year. Campus means a long wallc lrom Lee Wicker to Roddey. lt means a con- lusing networlc ol one way streets. It is the heavy smell ol Bowaters on a damp evening. Campus means the summer afternoons when the sound of voices carries from one building to another, and the urge to daydream is irresistible, the Fall when the crunch ot leaves is excuse enough For wallcing, a persistent cold and beauty of the first snowfall, airborne scents and pastel colors-all surpressed by boolcs, tests and papers. going to Burger Chef at least once a day the girl who sits next to you in class ca. , ,, six f 2 ran -if' KW? .1 ,,r r -. l '--,Ulf Zi-. ' s ,.f - , 133: . . C ,gif 1 r.-Q , , .' 1 ' . fu. 1 if? I y , , A ' 1 1.-55103 Pusli cl Dfff C ' iterfl ' ' 2 fjrfxif ...s I-A, H ' . .0 1