Kittrell College - Bulldog Yearbook (Kittrell, NC)

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PRESIDENT L.G. HORTON PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE The school year 1967-68 marks another milestone in Kittrell’s “Great Leap Forward” to- ward excellence in education. Tangible progress has been realized: construction of new library and classroom facilities will begin soon; our self-evaluation and a master plan for renovation and expansion of our campus are on the way. Sincere thanks go out to our many friends whose real sacrifices make our dream an imminent reality. Especially, we thank our Board of Trustees, parents, Presiding Elders, pastors, missiona- ries, Conference Workers, alumni, and laymen who have labored so diligently on our behalf. To the graduating class, I extend personal commendations, The completion of the first two years of college education is a wonderful beginning. I sincerely hope that you will continue your education at a senior college. Best wishes to each of you in your various endeavors. For- ever keep Kittrell dear to your hearts. L. G. Horton 15

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LAYMEN to perpetuate and upgrade the ideals of Kittrell Col- The Laymen and Missionaries of the A.M.E. Church continually strive lege. MISSIONARIES 14

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DEAN L. A. WOODWARD “He who would kindle others must first glow himself.” This statement describes in a large measure our Dean, Lo- renzo A. Woodward. He has glowed and is continually radi- ating light and giving of his time and services to Kittrell Col- lege as Dean of Students, Dean of the College and Financial Aid Officer. Dean received his B.S. Degree from the District of Co- lumbia Teachers College; his M.A. Degree from New York University; and has studied further at Howard University. Dean Woodward assists in registration. uanaecmnsannsana Dean Woodward in conference with his Sec- retary and the Switchboard Operator. 16