The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-13

ccivo moro boneIit from tho county
schools.
While tho school is designated
primarily for teachers, persons not
engaged in teaching who wish to ut
tend will be received upon tho same
terms az teachers, provided there is
sufficient room.
Enrollment-Students will be en-,
rolled in their respective classes
and accurate records will be kept of
ntte1daDcr as we'll as Of class work,
all Of which will be taken into &C
count IN the determination Of final
standing.
Class NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. will
be required to attend classes regu-
larly and punctually, to provide
themselves with the prescribed
books, and to prepare the work as
signed. The privileges of the school
will be dcnied those who fail TO con.
form to these requirements.
Examination,-At the end Of each
course olfo. ed a written examination
will he held, the students being
graded on this and their class room
work.
Number Of Courses Allowed STU
dents are advised to take but two
courses. Three will be the maxi,
mum allowed, except by special por-
mission of the facnlty. This does
not apply to evening lectures nor to
shor' courses of few days.
NisitOrs-ln order that the work
in Se classes may not be interrupted,
no visitors will be admitted to any
classes except by special permission
from the superintendent or tho as
soci>te. This applies to all students
wishing to visit classes in which they
are not regularly enrolled.
Application for Admissiol,--All
persons expecting to attend arc re-
quested TO sclcc', as soon as possible,
the courses they wish to pnrsuc, and
to notify the snnerintendent at once,
so that they may he classified and
assigned. For this purpose blanks
will be furnished by the County
superintendent Of Education. This
choice Of courses may be changed
after arriving at Winthrop, if de-
sired.
Text, Books-Arrangcments will
bo made with publishers to have the
text books on sale at Rock Hill. 1t
will be well for students to bring
with them what texts they have in
the subjects they wish to study.
Time of Opening-The school will
opon promptly on Thursday morn
ing, June 10th. On the previous
evening, June l4th, the snperintend-
| ent and the associate will be in their
office at Winthrop for the enrolment
of students. All arc expected to be
present by that time.
Board, Lodging and Laundry
The boarding department Of Win.
throp College W. be opened, under
the charge Of the regular force of
that institution.
Furnished rooms in the dormi
tories will be assigned free Of cost
to thosa who board in the college.
Everything will be supplied.
Board will be at tho following
rates, payable, without exception, at
the time of enrolment.
-Four weeks Gncluding laundry,
two in a room, single beds, $l2. For
periods less than four weeks, tho
rates will be 81 per day, s. per
week.
Everything possible will be done
by the authorities Of tho college for
the comfort and pleasure Of the
students. All tho college conven.
fences and arpurtenancos will be at
their disposal.
Tho campus contains 40 acres,
with good bicycle paths and tennis
and basket courts. Thosc expect.
ing to play tennis should bring their
rackets with them. A good bowling
alley is near the dormitory. In the
main building arc the swimming
pool, gymnasium and shower baths,
and on each floor of tho dormitory
arc hot and cold baths.
Baggage-To insure prompt and
careful handling of baggage, spe-
| piDl trDDlZ too will hn cont 30 oil ,,>