Kittrell College - Bulldog Yearbook (Kittrell, NC)

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72 EDITOR’S MESSAGE One of the greatest accomplishments of young men and women is that of achievement. Pre- ceding achievement is the challenge which is encountered everyday through educational expe- riences and dedication to the attainment of personal goals. With a hard working staff, we have endeavored to mark our achievements by capturing in photographs and words the memories of personal observations, and the projections of the thoughts and experiences we have witnessed throughout this year. On behalf of the Bulldog Staff, I wish to express deep appreciation to our parents and spon- sors who have sacrificed so much that we may be here; and to our instructors who have taught us to reason and to be firm in all matters. I wish to leave with you a thought which has been widely proclaimed; ‘Individuals are characterized by originality, variety, and independence.” The Bulldog Staff has attempted to be original in its presentation, to have variety in capturing events, and to be independent in itself. We do hope you will enjoy our presentation. i Howard Johnson

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LAMBDA OMEGA LAMBDA ‘it The Lambda Omega Lambda Fraternity was organized in September of 1967. Its purposes are to promote brotherhood, scholarship, community relationships, and to provide varied entertainment for the entire student body. Advisor Rudolph Taylor, Program Chairman Ralph Clan- Fraternity Mother—Mrs. William Hall ton, Asst. Secretary Milton Kent, President Elbert Stan- field, Vice-President Ronald Braxton, Sergeant at Arms Charles Williams, Social Chairman Howard Johnson 71

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YEARBOOK STAFF Cleveland Bassfield, Photographer; Nathan Brown; Henry McDonald, Copy Editor; and Annie Watkins, Asso- ciate Editor converse with Miss E. R. Tate, Yearbook Staff Advisor. 73