Kittrell College - Bulldog Yearbook (Kittrell, NC)

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Greetings: To the gradautes of Kittrell Junior College of the Class of 1960. It is our hope that you will carry with you the richest, the best, of those Christian ideals and traditions of nobility which you have been exposed while on the campus of dear old Kittrell,College. The Trustees express ehrough me a sincere wish for a brilliant future for all of you. FRANK MADISON REID Chairman of the Trustee Board.

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A MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT To the graduates of 1960 who are launching out in this Space Age, let not the joy in this moment of “arrival safe thus far” make of this fair height a final resting place, for the vast unconquered distances remain and one must work hard to make continuous progress if “the planet of success” is to be reached. The God that you and I serve is a powerful God. Seek Him in Outer Space if you want to launch that far, but I find Him in the Inner Space of my heart. So fare ye forth by the generator of God; on the battery of faith; using the oil of gladness; the power-brake of determination, for with the vision of hope, memories of yesteryears will bridge your tomorrows through the multilearnings, as well as in- dissoluble friendships and experiences gained here. Then, though the path may be rough, you will be traveling via the air-ride of love where you shall arrive in time to count in history with like-spirited contiguous humankind everywhere. Kittrell wishes you well. Kittrell expects much from you. God bless you! —M. Arthur Camper.

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Dean of College Dean of Seminary Graduates: You have accomplished the dream of advance- ment in education. You are to be congratulated at this point. However, with all the obstacles that are before you it will take greater dreams and accomplishments to overcome. It is my hope that you will further prepare yourselves mind, body and soul to join the select few who dare tackle the impossibilities of life. May God give you the intrepid courage and fortitu de to dare and do that you might rec- ognize these precious moments as being signifi- cant in your development. Congratulations not only for what you are now but for what you are to become. Sincerely yours, George R. Reid, Dean. Director of High School Many congratulations to the Class of 1960 who are leaving the intellectual walls of dear ole Kittrell. I hope that your memories here shall last as a malignant disease. I am sure the years spent here have been worthwhile. Your contact and exper- iences have been an education within itself. The knowledge gained from the faculty and staff should help you a great deal in your future endeavors. In this atomic age, continue to aim high and excel in your undertakings. This is a world of great competition and you must meet the de- mands of today. Please feel free to come back “home” as often as possible and call on the College as you would any parent for advice and guidance at anytime. May God bless you and guide you as you travel the road of service. William E. Rouse.