Kittrell College - Bulldog Yearbook (Kittrell, NC)

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ALSPAUGH HALL - GIRL’S DORMITORY SERENA ANSE . re Alspaugh Hall recently underwent massive improvements and is now a comfortable residence for the women students at Kit- trell College. See | ee ere ee ee An example of the clean and wholesome rooms in Alspaugh Hall. 95

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94 B.N. DUKE LIBRARY ALLa eerteravenen Rie crease Estsnexesesesssoncustarsenreret Mean Eas oiabsnenestetoreernaa tan re : Ss SanSRRTE RS eKD L048 se yaa = OD op ; eases a : B.N. DUKE LIBRARY New CLASS ROOM BLD. £Y BORING OF DEB No place should ever stand still—this is true for the blue and gold. As both physical and academical needs increase, so does Kittrell College expand. An example of its growth is the current renovations being made to the B. N. Duke Library. SQA VAN Mobile Units now contain the library and classrooms while renovations are in progress.

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96 JOHN R. HAWKINS HALL DORMITORY avo j j During the summer of 1967, Hawkins Hall was converted from a condemned structure to a modern and comfortable living quarters for Sophomore men at Kittrell College. A student studies earnestly in the congenial atmosphere of his room in Hawkins Hall. Students keep informed by reading the bulletin board items on display in the lobby of Hawkins Hall.