Kittrell College - Bulldog Yearbook (Kittrell, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1969 volume:

The Students of Kittrell College Present THE 1969 BULLDOG Henry McDonald, Editor SNE ree ees ee B. N. Duke Library and Baber Annex Kittrell, North Carolina 2 544 IT WAS A VERY GOOD YEAR pase eget: ' i | wr ; . an “ 4 y, 1), 4 ‘hi i q al HEL z as geet i= sooo a [BP ite St Pi, Hsia H j i i i i i sade pai i anon neen yl ph salina ump ayy Wh eae HH javier pia Tal i Ai rsa ih Ss ae eh NT EU IM fe Ns Jasmmnett Mh ps ssbitininola si uns iH eH UM Foreword As graduation time approaches, we look forward to the time when we will be able to explore the unknown that lies before us. We will carry with us all the knowledge and learning that we have acquired at Kittrell College. As we recall the many wonderful events we shared during our two years here, we shall remember, especially, the places where we gathered to study, to play, or just to be together. Our Yearbook, the BULLDOG, will help us to remember the important events which contributed to our happiness, pleasures, and even our disappointments. We shall remem- ber the long lines, grade points, dances, ball games, a nd particularly the construction of our new classroom facility. We shall remember 1969 for IT WAS A VERY GOOD YEAR. Dedication Mrs. L. E. Cabiness With contriteness of spirit, devotedness of heart, and respect for humility, the Class of 1969 dedicates this edition of the BULLDOG to Mrs. L. E. Cabiness, our versatile music teacher who has vastly enriched our intellectual understandings. The same warmth, friendliness, and sincerity that is exemplified in her classroom is al- so felt by those who have come to know her as a teacher and friend. Her devotion, pa- tience, and understanding have made a very real contribution to our development. Among the extracurricular activities at Kittrell, one can find Mrs. Cabiness at work as Director of the Choir—an organization in which the entire school population takes pride. Mrs. Cabiness—a teacher dedicated to the youth of Kittrell College to whom she has been an unfailing in- spiration. Len Although her tasks be many, Mrs. Cabiness finds time to be an attentive mother to her daughter Doris, a Soph- omore at Kittrell. Not shown is her son, Jock, who is in elementary school. Re-dedication and Mrs. James H. Semans Dr. Donald Agnew A wave of nostalga overcomes us as the memories of the Re-Dedication and Fall Convocation Services re- turn to us. The memories which embodied a past built on hopes and dreams had become a reality to those who worked diligently and sacrificially toward establishing a more progressive Kittrell College. This day marked the opening of our newly renovated library and of our totally new annex which houses six classrooms. The guest speaker for the Re-Dedication Service was Mrs. James H. Semans, granddaughter of the late Dur- ham philanthropist, B. N. Duke, who originally donated the library to Kittrell in the early twenties. The speak- er for the Convocation Service was Dr. Donald Agnew, Associate Director of the Southern Association of Col- leges and Schools. Convocation Services Mrs. Jamison presents an honorary plaque to Mrs. Semans. Mrs. Vorhees Jamison, Na- tional Alumni Association Pres- ident, presents a plaque to Mrs. Elvira Baber for whom the an- nex was named. The crowd gathered in masses to witness the Dedi- cation Services and to tour the historic library and new facilities. ADMINISTRATION 10 Bishop George W. Baber® Honor was never bestowed upon any man for receiving, but it is awarded to him for giving unselfishly of himself in service to others. In recognition of his deep and sincere interest and continuous efforts in behalf of the Kittrell College family, we pay tribute to our Bishop and Chairman of the Board of Trustees, George W. Baber. Each of us has felt the sincerity and interest exhibited by our Bishop. Through his effective and dynamic efforts, our College’s progress has accelerated tremendously. We feel fortunate, in- deed, to have this man of humility, vision, and fortitude as our leader. Members of The Board of Trustees of Kittrell College i ee Mpimina@e Cue Ce ee 11 12 Members of The Missionary Society of Kittrell College The members of the Missionary Society, with Mrs. G. W. Baber as Director, continual- ly strive to upgrade and make more comfortable and beautiful the surroundings at Kit- trell College. Their latest contribution was a set of draperies for the student lounge of the newly renovated B. N. Duke Library. Members of the Board of Consultants for Kittrell College In its quest for the attainment of its new objective—that of providing compensatory education for disadvantaged youth—Kittrell College is fortunate to have a distinguished Board of Consultants to help chart its course. This seven-man Board consists of: Mr. Silas M. Vaughn, Business Manager of St. Andrews Presbyte- rian College; Dr. Elmer Schertman, Instructor in Political Science at St. Augustine’s College; President Horton; Dr. Bruce Whitaker, President of Chowan College; Mr. Charles L. Wheeler, Director of North Carolina State Commission on Higher Education; Dr. John B. York, Dean of Louisburg College; and Dr. Isacc Miller, President of Bennett College. Not pictured is Dr. King Cheek, Academic Dean of Shaw University. 13 14 Presiden There have been in all ages and cultures men who walk taller than those who walk beside them. In the unique surroundings at Kittrell College, there is such a man. A man who continues to grow in wisdom and meaning to us, who has carried our problems on his shoulders, and who has given us the unequaled gift of faith in ourselves. He has been patient and understanding when we cry with dissatisfaction; he knows how to talk with us, because he knows us. We are fortunate and proud to have this man for our leader, for the President of our institu- tion—President Larnie G. Horton. LS : Beside every successful man there is a dynamic woman—and a son to follow in his footsteps. Kittrell College is fond of its First Family: President and Mrs. Horton and their son, Larnie, Jr. The role of the President calls for a person with a versatile personality. This role is ade- quately filled by our President as he is seen above greeting visitors to the campus and ad- dressing a group of dignitaries. 15 16 BENNIE L. REEVES, ACADEMIC DEAN A dynamic and forceful person in Kittrell’s quest for excellence is our Dean of Academic Affairs. Through his leadership, the faculty is united in their efforts to provide relevant, meaningful experiences for the students at Kittrell. Dean Reeves earned the B.S. Degree from Bishop College, the M.A. Degree from Texas Southern University, and has completed the course requirements for the Ph. D. Degree at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Dean Reeves gives mail to his student secretary, Verna Alston. DEAN L. A. WOODWARD In a new and purposeful period of intellec- tual growth, students have been aided in making many adjustments to life at Kittrell by our Dean of Students, L. A. Woodward. Dean received his B.S. Degree from the Dis- trict of Columbia Teachers College; his M.A. Degree from New York University; and has studies further at Howard University. Dean Woodward plans stu- dent activities with Student Government Officers, Nannye Fisher, Secretary and Glenn Johnson, President. Sno somempnnonnanrtiignenmtn nas Dean dictates a memo to his student secretary, Gloria Wells. 17 18 MRS. K. B. HORTON, REGISTRAR Versatile, creative, and indefatigable—these terms describe in large measure our Registrar, Mrs. K. B. Horton, whose dynamic personality inspires all of those around her. Mrs. Horton earned her B. S. Degree from Winston-Salem State College and completed her graduate work at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Mrs. Horton and her secretary, Cheryl Thomas assist students in registration and in countless other ways. Business Managers Mrs. Verna S. Bullock, Assistant Business Manager, is primarily con- cerned with student accounts. A na- tive, of the Bermuda Islands, she earned the A. S. Degree from Kittrell College, the B. S. Degree from Allen University, and has studied further at North Carolina College. 3 Mr. Rajinder Parshad, Bus- iness Manager, is responsible for a complete record of all financial transactions at Kit- trell. He earned the B. A. De- gree and the M. A. Degree from Punjab University and the M. B. A. Degree from At- lanta University. 20 Courtesy and Efficiency Are Evident in Secretarial Staff Miss Charmain Baldwin, Secretary to the President, received her A.S. Degree from Kit- trell College and studied further at Delaware State College, Dover, Delaware. Mrs. Deloris McKinnon, Secretary to the Academic Dean, received her B.S. Degree from St. Augustine’s College in Raleigh, N. C. FACULTY AND STAFF Wiss iia ap 2) MRS. L. E. CABINESS, Instructor in Music; B.S. Degree, Sam Houston College; Further study at Tulsa Uni- versity. TOGO R. CABINESS, Instructor in History; B.S. Degree, Elizabeth City State College; M.A. Degree, New York University. 22 RALPH BARNETTE, Instructor in Mathematics; B.S. Degree, Butler University; M.A. Degree, Columbia University. CLARENCE BRANCH, Instructor in Science; B.S. Degree, St. Augus- tine College; further study, N. C. Col- lege. MOSES GOLATT, Instructor in Physical Education; B.A. Degree, St. Augustine College; further study, North Carolina College. JUDITH HERRING, Instructor in English; B.A. Degree, Furman Univer- sity; completed course requirements for M.A. Degree, Stetson University; further study, Southeastern Semin- ary. JOE M. DOWIS, Instructor in Eng- lish; B.A. Degree, Clemson Universi- ty; further study at Southeastern Seminary. PHENIE DYE, Instructor in Busi- ness; B.S, Degree, North Carolina A. T. State University; further study North Carolina College. 23 24 MRS. THELMA A. HOLLIDAY, Instructor in Business; B.S. Degree, North Carolina College; further study, North Carolina College. MRS. ANNE S. KEARSE, Instruc- tor in French, Spanish; B.S. Degree, North Carolina College; course re- quirements completed for the M.A. Degree at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. PERCY HIGH, Instructor in Sociol- ogy and History; B.A. Degree, Shaw University; B.D. Degree, Virginia Union Theological Seminary. RALPH S. HOBBS, Instructor in Science; B.S. Degree, North Carolina College; further study, North Caro- lina College. McARTHUR McKINNON, Instruc- tor in Physical Education; B.A. De- gree, St. Augustine College; further study, University of North Carolina. ODESSA J. RAGLAND, Instructor of Religion and English; B.S. Degree, Barber-Scotia College; M.A. Degree, New York University. MRS. R. D. SCRIVNER, Instruc- tor in Reading; B.A. Degree, Ouachita Baptist College; further study, South- eastern Seminary. MRS. E. T. VAUGHAN, Instructor in Business; B.S. Degree, North Caro- lina College; further study, North Carolina College. 25 tant 1S ASS Z aa = a = ea a = Y aa = Jan Dietit OSCAR ALSTON, Dormitory Coun- selor A.S. Degree, Kittrell College. bd idance Coun- Gu JULYE BROWN, selor ina State North Carol . Degree, B.S C further study, N College College AURELIA FOSTER, Ass’t. MRS Canteen Study at Kittrell 5) Manager College 26 MRS. WILHEMENIA HALL, Head Dietitian; Allen University. WILLIAM HALL, Supt. Buildings and Grounds; Savannah State College. JAMES GREEN, College Physician; M.D. Degree, Meharry Medical Col- lege. MARCIA GREGORY, Assistant Li- brarian; A.S. Degree, Durham Busi- ness College. 27 28 MRS. ZULA JONES, Dormitory MRS. I. B. McCAULEY, Librarian; Counselor; Washington University. B.S. Degree, North Carolina College; further study, Middle Tennessee State University and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. RUDOLPH TAYLOR, Dormitory Counselor; A.A. Degree, Kittrell Col- lege; further study, St. Augustine College and N. C. State University at Raleigh. Not always a textbook—members of the faculty enjoy light conversation. Sophomore Class Officers 4 g $ y Seated: Daisy Byrd, Treasurer; Irvin Drumond, Vice-President; Bobbie Cooley, President; Cheryl Thomas, Secretary. Standing: Floyd Wright, Parliamentarian; Redden Leggett, Sergeant of Arms; Grace Drummond, Assistant Secretary; William Johnson, Reporter. AmMDoxortrtvdqoon 30 Alston, Verna, Elementary Education; Choir 2; Dramatics 2; Sec. Yearbook Staff 2; Sec. Newspaper Staff 1 2; Student Government 1 2; Modern Dance Group 1 2; Pep Club 1 2; Intramural Basketball Sec. 1; Assistant Time Keeper 1; Usher Board Club 2. Anderson, Herbert, Elementary Edu- cation. Bass, James, Sociology; Choir 1. Blake, Charles Carlos, History; Soccer Team | 2; Track Team 1; Intramural Basketball and Baseball 1 2. Allen, Barbara Jean, Social Science; Student Government 2. Allen, Dorine, Sociology; Beautifica- tion Club 1. Allen, Phillip A., Business Administra- tion; Esquire Club 1; Meditations 1 2! Alston, Sonnie, Professional Biology; Vice-President Student Government 2; Library Club | 2; Editor of School paper 2; Co-Editor Yearbook Staff 2. Burleson, Gloria, Choir 1 2. Bryant, Clarence, Elementary Educa- tion; Beautification Club 1; Lambda Omega Lambda Fraternity 1 2; Prom Committee 1; Social Committee 1. Byrd, Daisy, Biology; Student Govern- ment | 2; Choir 1; Class Officer 1 2, Dormitory Council 1; Pep Club 1. Callaham, Bennie, Chemistry. Brown, Dianna, Business Education; Commercial Club 1; Dramatics Club 1 2; Intramural Volleyball 1. Brown, Joyce Vernetta, Sociology; Thelia Sorosis Club; Choir 1 2; Year- book Staff 1. Brown, Lelia, Physical Education; Choir 1 2; Newspaper Staff; Thalia Sorosis 1 2. Brown, Pauline, Mathematics; Choir 1 2. 31 32 Daniels, Patricia Douglas, Henry, Basketball Team 1 P, Drummond, Grace, Choir 1 2; News- paper Club 1 2; Thalia Sorosis 1 2; Dramatics Club 1; Sunday School 1. Drummond, Irvin, President Beautifi- cation Club 1 2; Secretary Lambda Omega Lamda | 2; Newspaper Club 1 2; Sophomore Class Vice-Presi- dent; Soccer Team 1. Cearnel, Linda Cherry, Charles Cooley, Bobbie, Esquire Club; Presi- dent Sophomore Class; Secretary of Hawkins Hall Dormintory Council. Convington, Betty, Newspaper Staff; Dramatics Club; Thalia Sorosis; Off Campus Club. Graham, Paul Hairston, Jesse, Business; Choir 1 2; Club Reporter. Hairston, Jimmie, Business Adminis- tration; Lambda Omega Lambda | 2; Choir 1 2; Commercial Club 2. Hamlin, Robert, Business Education; Basketball 1 2; Commercial Club 1; Varsity Club 2. Dunson, Gloria, Sociology; Newspaper Club 1 2; Pep Club 1; Library Club 1; Planning Committee 1. Foulks, Joseph Garner, Portia Vencilla, Business Ed- ucation; Thelia Sorosis Club Officer; Choir 1 2; Yearbook Staff; Commer- cial Club; Pep Club 1 2. Hairston, Bernard Maurice, Sociology; Choir 1 2; Lambda Omega Lambda; Karate Club; Sophomore Class Officer. 33 34 Hemby, Beulah, Business Education; Newspaper Club 1 2; Dramatics Club 1 2; Yearbook Staff 1; Choir 1 2; Sec. Sunday School 1 2; Thalia Sorosis 1 2; Monitor 1; Commercial Club 1. Henderson, Goodwyn, Psychology; Es- quires; Soccer Team. Horsey, James II, Business Administra- tion; Beautification Club 1 2; Com- merical Club 1. Hodge, William Jr., History; Lambda Omega Lambda 1 2. Hardy, John, History; Basketball 1 2; Varsity Club 1 2. Harris, Hattie, Business Education; Choir 1; Commercial Club 2; Yearbook Staff 1. Harrison, James, Business Administra- tion; Yearbook Staff 2; Newspaper Staff 2; Choir 1; Sunday School 1. Hayes, Cora, Choir 1, Beautification Club 1. Johnson, William, Business Adminis- tration; Dormitory Council; Soph- omore Class Officer; Meditations; Es- quire Club; Newspaper Staff. Jones, John H., Business Education; Commercial Club 1. Jones, John R. Jones, Patricia, Business Education; Choir 1; Commercial Club Officer; Newspaper Staff; Pep Club 1 2; Year- book Staff. Jamison, Roy Rogers, Sociology; Lambda Omega Lambda | 2:Choir 1 2; Track Team; Soccer Team. Jennette, Maureen, Elementary Educa- tion; Usher Board 1. Johnson, Glenn, Accounting; Choir | 2; Esquire Club 1 2; Student Gov- ernment | 2; Sunday School 1 2; Commerce Club 2; Beautification Club ite 2, Johnson, Henry Ray, Personnel and Guidance Counseling. 35 36 Long, Thelma Lee, Sociology; Usher Board 1. McBroom, Gerald H., Recreation. McCain, John, Elementary Education; Choir 1; Lambda Omega Lambda Fra- ternity 1 2. McDonald, Henry, Sociology; Choir; Soccer; Meditations; Yearbook Staff 1 ie Kearney, Jessie, Elementary Educa- tion; Choir 1 2; Newspaper Club 1 2; Thalia Sorosis 1 2; Dramatics Club 2; Sunday School 1. Lassiter, Raymond, Business Adminis- tration; Choir 1. Lett, Ida Mae, Business Education; Choir 1 2; Thalia Sorosis Club; Year- book Staff; Commercial Club Officer; Pep Club 1 2: Long, Elma, Sociology; Usher Board |. Mitchell, Gladys, Home Economics; Usher Board 1 2. Mitchell, Valerie, Mathematics; Choir 1; Cheering Squad 1. Moore, Delzora, Business Education; Treasurer 1; President Dormitory Council 2; Secretary Commerce Club 2. Moore, Juanita, Business Education. McLeod, Marion Jr., Biology. McPherson, Mary Ann, Business Ad- ministration; Commercial Club 1; Intra- mural Volleyball 1; Dramatics Club 1. Martin, Veronica E., Elementary Edu- cation; Off-Campus Club; Thalia- Sorosis; Choir. Medlin, Ronald W., Sociology. 37 Norman, Curtis, Lambda Omego Lambda 1 2; Basketball Team 1 2; Parliamentarian of Student Govern- ment 1. Palmer, Lindell, Choir 1 2; Karate Club 1. Peace, Audrey Jean, Off-Campus Club; Commercial Club; Choir 1. Penn, Harold M., Soccer. 38 Morris, Moreland, Basketball Team 1 2; Esquire Club; Prom Committee; Karate Club 1; Intramural Basketball. Morgan, Joyce Carol, Beautification 1. Napper, Freddie Jr., Choir 1 2. Nelson, James Reed, Doris, Physical Education; Choir So. Scott, Madelaine E., Elementary Edu- cation; Dramatics Club; Intramural Volleyball. Scott, Marlina, English; Dramatics Club; Intramural Volleyball. Sellars, Willie, History. Perry, Robert L. Jr., Agriculture; News- paper Staff. Pilson, John, Recreation. Poole, Daniel, Social Science. Rawlins, Artis, Political Science; Track Team; Dormitory Council 1 2; Es- quire 2. 39 Singleton, Roslyn G., English; Secre- tary of Dormitory Council 1; Dramat- ics Club 1 2; Intramural Volleyball li. Smith, Eugene, Sociology; Esquire; Yearbook Staff. Smith, Sharon O., English; Choir 1; Pep Club. Spencer, Pattie, Business Education. Spencer, Ronald, Physical Education; Track Team 1 2; Soccer Team 1 2. Stephens, Doretha, Nursing. Strawn, Rita, English; Choir 1; Cheer- ing Squad 1 2. Taylor, William Riley Jr., Sociology; Lambda Omega Lambda 2; Soccer Team 2. Walker, Mary D., Dormitory Council Treasurer; Beautification Club Secre- tary; Yearbook Staff Treasurer; Choir Vice-President; Student Government Treasurer; Newspaper 1; Sunday School 1. Wallace, Reginald, Basketball Team 1 2; Varsity Club 1 2. Wells, Gloria Angelene, Library Club 1 2; Yearbook Staff 2; Commercial Club 2; Cheerleader 1 2; Planning Committee 1. Whitaker, Barbara Talyor, Willie Mae, Off-Campus Club 1 SG Db. Thomas, Cheryl, Class Officer 1 2; Beautification Club 1 2; Yearbook Staff 1; Commercial Club 1. Thomas, Elizabeth Ann, Beautification Club. Townes, Carolyn, Choir 1 2; Year- book Staff 1; Library Club 1 2; Thelia Sorosis Club 1; Cheerleader 1 2; Modern Dance Group 1; Planning Committee 1; Commercial Club. 41 42 . Wortham, Ruth, Business Education; SOLE ss Chibale Wright, Floyd Jr., Mathematics; Class Officer 1 2; Dormitory Council 1 D Hyman, Harold Hutcheson, H. T. Williams, Julius, History; Choir 1 2. Wilson, Virginia, Business Education. Wise, Jacqueline, Elementary Educa- tion; Choir 1 2; Newspaper Staff 1 2; Thalia Sorosis 1 2; Sunday School 1. Woodson, Kenneth, Sociology; Lambda Omega Lambda | 2; Beautification Club 1. Who’s Who Among Sophomores Pauline Brown Roy Jamison 43 44 45 46 “At last, I’ve arrived.” A cordial reception was given by the Pres- ident. After registration, a time to relax. As a Class, we’re really talented, as evi- denced by Evelyn Pettie. The bonfire—Oh what a night! At the Get Acquainted Ball, we danced the night away. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS The Freshman Class, advised by Mr. C. Branch, is led by the following officers—all of whom are not pictured—Earl Dunsten, President; Emily Murphy, Vice-President; Mary Dupree, Secretary; Mary Rone, Assistant Secretary; Sylvia Beamon, Treasurer; William Alston, Parliamentarian; Phyllis King, Reporter. =ms=z=ronmovn 47 48 Allen, Robert Alston, William Arnold, William Atkinson, Jasper Autry, Brenda Aytch, Willie Alston, Jerry Arnold, Mary Arrington, John Baker, George Barfield, Lonnie Beamon, Sylvia Bland, Bobby Brasey, Mary Brooks, Emma Brooks, Robert Bass, Brenda Bell, Henry Bradford, Reginald Brown, Jeff 49 50 Brown, Jesse Burrus, Estelle Byrd, Carl Canty, James Carter, Ethel Chandler, Dale Brown, Rachel Butler, Fermond Caldwell, Robert Clark, Harry Daniels, Dianne Davis, Lacy Dixon, Norris Drummond, Walter Dupree, Minerva Exum, Henry Dark, Raymond Davis, Rebecca Dowdy, Larry Clarine, Fenner 51 52 Fields, Clarence Flanagan, James Flournoy, Vivian Geathers, Faye Gillespie, Barbara Gorham, Sarah Fisher, Nannye Flintall, Lacy Foster, Gary Gregory, Dolphine Green, LuJettia Hairston, Elizabeth Hammond, Viola Helton, Cynthia Harris, Richard Hewett, Patricia Greene, Robert Hall, Gail Harrington, Alice Haughton, Bernadette 53 54 Holloman, Willie Howard, Alvin James, Margarette Jessup, Donald Johnson, Elaine Johnson, Linda Holmes, William Ingram, Sebia Jenkins, Major Jones, Catheryne Jones, Georgia Jones, Reginald King, Phyllis Kirby, Franklin Kirkland, Gloria Lanier, Carrie Jones, Linwood Keaton, Eddie King, Vivian Lawrence, James 55 56 Leggett, Walter Lewis, Victoria McCullough, Leon Mack, James Martin, Elizabeth Mashore, Thelma Lewis, Mary McArthur, Archie McGhee, Betty Melvin, Lendo Merritt, Michael Murphy, Emily Mills, Gail Neville, Ethel O’Briant, Josephine Oliver, Andrea Morgan, Theodore Miller, Leslie Mills, Jacqueline Oliver, Barbara 57 58 Pattilo, John Perkins, Thomas Perry, Lorretta Person, Richard Pettie, Evelyn Quinton, Fredrick Peacock, Jocquetta Perry, Dianne Person, Emma Raleigh, Minerva Rankin, Joan Regans, Mamie Rone, Mary Sanders, Jacqueline Shambley, Judy Shaw, Robert Reaves, Linda Rodgers, Melvin Rouse, Melvin Shumate, Michael 59 60 Simmons, Carrie Sims, Dwight Spence, Walter Staten, Shirley Staton, JoAnn Stevens, Betty Simmons, Phillip Smith, James Sport, Windell Stokes, Janice Swanson, Alice Thomas, Agnes Underwood, Craig Watson, Almeta Webb, Shelton West, Colby Tatum, Leroy Thomas, Charles Watkins, Hardy West, Josephus 61 62 Whitfield, Walter Wilkins, Wallace Williams, Patricia Winston, Elliott Wotten, Henry Worrell, Angela Wiggins, Hilda Williams, Carrie Wilson, Glenn Young, Theresa 63 64 The members of the Student Government work with the President, the Dean of Students, and the Col- lege Counselor in an effort to mediate between students and administrators and help to build an enrich- ed program of non-academic student affairs. The Officers of the Student Government are: Curtis Norman, Parliamentarian; Mary Walker, Treasurer; Nannye Fisher, Secretary; Glenn Johnson, President; Viola Hammond, Assistant Secretary; and Sonnie Alston, Vice-President. N2mocynon NYS2mse2n0dmaxO0Q Alspaugh Hall Dormitory Council ee etameennm The Alspaugh Hall Dormitory Council works with Mrs. Zula Jones to help to broaden all aspects of college life for the young ladies who reside in the dormitory and to serve as a Disciplinary Committee for the dormitory. The council consists of: Seated: Roslyn Singleton, Secretary; Delzora Moore, President; Beulah Hemby, Parliamentari- an. Standing: Mrs. Jones; Gladys Mitchell, Sergeant at Arms; Valerie Mitchell, Treasurer; Mary Rone, Assistant Secretary; and Theresa Young, Representative. eel eolane ala G) Gael 00 C) f I 65 Hawkins Hall Dormitory Council It is the responsibility of the members of the Hawkins Hall Dormitory Council to assist the Dormitory Counselor, Mr. O. B. Alston, in all matters pertaining to the welfare and training of the male students who reside in the dormi- tory. The Council consists of: Bobbie Cooley, Secretary; Floyd Wright, Assistant Secretary; James Nelson, Vice- President; Glenn Johnson, Parliamentarian; Arnold Herring, Treasurer; and William Johnson, President. 66 B.N. Duke Hall Dormitory Council The Duke Hall Dormitory Council has the paramount task of assisting Mr. Rudolph Taylor, Dormitory Counselor, in maintaining a dormitory atmosphere that is wholesome and conducive for study. The Council consists of: Lonnie Barfield, Secretary; Curtis Baldwin, Treasurer; Earl Duns- ton, President; William Alston, Vice-President; and Nathani- el Lisbon, Parliamentarian. 67 68 Sunday School Mls: The Sunday School, under the direction of Miss O. J. Ragland, promotes the spiritual development of the College by co-ordinating religious activities and sponsoring weekly Sunday School lessons and discussions. Sunday School Officers Superintendent Glenn Johnson Treasurer James Flanagan Secretary Beulah Hemby Teacher Harry Clark Pianist James Lawrence Teacher Rebecca Davis Assistant Sec. Mary Walker Teacher Bobby Bland Off Campus Club The purpose of the Off-Campus Club is to unite the off-campus students socially and academically and to foster better relationships with the on-campus students. Club Officers—Seated: Veronica Martin, Vice-Presi- Mr. and Miss Off Campus Club dent; Emma Pearson, Assistant Secretary; Willie Carolyn Townes—Roy Jamison Taylor, Secretary. Standing: John Pattilo, President; Gary Foster, Treasurer. 69 Beautification Club Club Purpose: To beautify the campus and its surroundings. Club Flower: Pink Camellia Club Colors: Blue and Green Club Officers: President—Irvin Drummond Secretary—Mary Walker Treasurer—Rebecca Davis Mrs. Hall, Advisor, discusses the features of the African Violet. weeiscoacssee Members of the Beautification Club. 70 PhiBetaLambda-CommerceClub oH Sieeeesassac titesaeeenat’ The purposes of the Phi Beta Lambda Club are: to improve scholarship and develop qualities that will enable students to participate effec- tively in business life; to interpret the role of business in America and acquire economic un- derstandings; to engage its members in indivi- dual and group projects of a business nature; to recognize outstanding leadership in business; and to develop leadership for business and business education. The Club Officers are: Evelyn Pettie, President; Delzora Moore, Secre- tary; Robert Hamlin, Vice-President; Ida Lett, Treasurer. Miss Phenie Dye is the Club Ad- visor. Club Queen—Gloria A. Wells 72 SSI OO) AO) SS] Ss SS a(S. The Dramatics Club was organized for the purpose of affording for its members the opportunity to develop their skills and talents in dramatizing. The Club officers are: Mary McPherson, President; Minerva Dupree, Vice-President; Ruth McAllister, Secretary; and Madelaine Scott, Treasurer. The purpose of the French Reading Club is to promote an interest in and a knowledge of French literature. The members of the club, directed by Mrs. A. S. Kearse, hope that through their experiences they will develop an appreciation for all literature and will endeavor to per- petuate an interest in World Literature. mM-OomMOQ mr D0 Q mMmDCAO Mr YA- PROlzBIVUN Sy ©) SS Bees Pople) le The Library Club seeks to stimulate a greater interest in and appreciation for good books. The Club’s Motto is: “A room without books is a body without a soul.’”—Cicero. The Club Advisors are Mrs. I. B. McCauley and Miss M. Gregory. Through their participation in the Modern Dance Club, these young ladies develop poise and grace and fur- ther their appreciation for music and dancing. In addition, they provide superb entertainment for the stu- dent body of Kittrell College. Tea oe in © = ou} (ex [po ( : 73 74 The Kittrell College Choir Kittrell College takes pride in its Choir, directed by Mrs. L. E. Cabiness. The students who quality for membership are af- forded many opportunities which include vocal trairiing and traveling and performing throughout the states. The Meditations The Meditations, the College Rock’N Roll Group, provide entertainment for the student body and surrounding areas. The group consists of: William Holmes, Base Guitar; William Johnson, Tenor; Phillip Allen, Base; Sylvester Dark, Lead Guitar; Paul Graham, Baritone; James Mack, Second Tenor; and John R. Jones, Tenor. The Newspaper Staff The Newspaper Staff, the information center of Kittrell, brings together students possessing outstanding jour- nalistic talents. It provides a means for students to learn the intricate techniques of journalism and to inform the school of the outstanding events of the school. Bearing editorials and features written by some of the more cre- ative minds around the campus, the Newspaper Staff makes an effort to stay abreast of the important news at Kittrell. The Staff is advised by Mrs. T. A. Holliday. Miss Newspaper Staff 75 76 Lam bda Omega The Lambda Omega Lambda Fraternity was organized in September of 1967. Its purposes are to pro- mote brotherhood, scholarship, community relationships, and to provide varied entertainment for the en- tire student body. The Fraternity officers are: President—John McCain; Vice-President—Bobby J. Wallace; Secretary—Irvin Drummond; Treasurer—William Taylor; Sergeant at Arms—William Hodge; Program Chairman—Bernard Hairston. Fraternity Mother, Mrs. William Hall. Lambda Fraternity E = a oO S 5 o o = 80 s o n a As 5 : 3 fam} jaa) oO =| = a =| : : o oO 3S = O o = ze = be 2 = ol o [5°] = i, 77 78 Editor's Message Realizing that today is done, and that the sun of tomorrow is rising, we the Sophomore Class of 1969, take another step forward. Although for us life at Kittrell is ending, many new horizons lie unexplored before us. Our days at Kittrell marked the beginning of our growth in many ways; they marked a time for us to begin rea- lizing the value of competition; a time for us to make preparations for tomorrow. Sometimes we failed, but in failing we found strength to begin anew. We sincerely hope that as you turn the pages of this annual you will be reminded of the bridge that we have halfway crossed. Our glorious days here are swiftly ebbing, but in our hearts we know we will always cherish the memories that we found here. Truly, 1969 was A VERY GOOD YEAR. Henry McDonald, Editor Smiles of success beam on the faces of the hard working Yearbook Staff which includes: Ida Lett and Cheryl Thomas, typists; Mary Walker, Trea- surer; Verna Alston (seated), Secre- tary; Arnold Herring, Copy Editor: Gloria Wells, Assistant Secretary; and Sonny Alston, Associate Editor. Rall 8 n QAO KANON Aes Many hours of hard work and concentration are essential for a good yearbook. The web of deadlines entangles many of the students into spending long hours completing unfinished business: writing and typing, identifying countless faces, drawing layouts, and other tasks. Through the efforts of the students, faculty, and our Advisor, Mrs. E. T. Vaughan, the Bulldog Staff is able to present to you a panoramic view of the 1968-69 school year. 79 Campus Queens 80 QUEENS ASANTE ce SESE OR ghee RRS SE oe ”° ight . “She walks in beauty like the n 81 ttrell Miss Ki LIS, ee ee LE ise PEL OMS pip Tio Malou Lisiiiay i hapsay, Ops is sii i en i —— | Attendants to Miss Kittrell Cheryl Thomas ‘Creedmoor, North Carolina in . a Grace Drummond Accomac, Virginia 83 scope Attendants to Miss Homecoming Gloria Wells Martinsville, Virginia Ida Lett Apex, North Carolina 85 iss Sophomore M SEEN BEEN SS RAIN on rte ieeeemeengeaeegns reser neRNA RraNRRRRRRHANNS ASS Lee Yes Susette Swindell Savannah, Georgia Aitendant to Miss Sophomore Freshman ISS M 88 Freshman ISS Attendants to M oO = TS oO Z a) a=) eal Carrboro, North Carolina pari ey Diane Daniels Aberdeen, North Carolina coimaicniee eT 89 90 Cross-Country: A Thriving Sport Few people realize the endurance and will power that is necessary for cross-country running. This year’s runners coached by Mr. Moses Golatt, represented one of the finest teams that Kittrell College has had. The team attended the regional ten N.J.C.A.A. Cross-Country Meet held in High Point, North Carolina on November 9, 1968; the team, in a display of skill and running ability, placed third in the Meet. James Flanagan and Josephus West were the top runners. The team consists of: Ronald Spencer, Josephus West, Harry Clark, Redden Leggett, James Flanagan, Bobby Bland, and Larry Love. Stamina: Key to a Good Soccer Team Kittrell College’s Athletic Department has added a new sport to its Intercollegiate Athletic Pro- gram; the sport—soccer. Although the team failed to register a win for the three game season, they showed great potentials for a more competitive season next year. Coach Golatt stated that: ‘“‘Many of the players had never had formal training in the sport but showed an innate desire to learn.”’ Outstanding performances were displayed by Paul Graham, Artis “Otto” Rawlins, Redden Leggett, and William Taylor. Graham, a slender 5’7”, 130 pound Sopho- more, performed as a 6’5” 230 pounder on the field. He has proven to have great skills in the game. Rawlins, Leggett, and Taylor are credited as being most valuable team players. —Bobby Rorie, Sports Editor Track ' Ny ! Because of its dedication, desire to win, and stamina, the Kittrell College track team is among the best. The team, Coached by Mr. Moses Golatt, is one in which the College takes pride. The team begins its ’68-’69 season in the spring and is confident that this season will be a successful one. 94 Basketbal Rad A good team is not only one that can score and win; it is a team that can work well together. De- signed to teach good sportsmanship, to build sound bodies, and to afford capable students an oppor- tunity to perform, basketball has become a major sport at Kittrell College. Coached by Mr. M. McKinnon and Mr. Moses Golatt, the team has had a successful season winning 14 and losing 6 games in conference play. The Bulldogs displayed great teamwork headed by the consistently outstanding playing, offensive and defensive, of the Captain, Redden Leggett. 95 96 Curtis Norman Redden Leggett, Captain The Most Bull Henry Douglas Outstanding Dogs Wendell Sport Wiens Jimmie Smith Morris Moreland 97 98 € : : oe Light-hearted and spirited, the girls on our cheering squad supported our teams with vigor. Their hard work and long hours of practice were obvious as they cheered at home and away. Advised by Miss M. Gregory and Miss P. Dye, the squad consists of: Angelia Worrell; Brenda Bass; Carolyn Townes, Captain, Gloria Wells; and Vivian King. He just couldn’t wait!!! O-Ops! My Turn — — — Man, Look at that Expression!!! . : Coach “Moe” is very energetic!!! Candid Campus 100 ae nae aes See ern 5 101 Dream Becomes a Reality Our temporary quarters were small and often crowded, but we continued to work diligently in our quest for higher learnings. At last our dream became a reality when, in the fall, we moved into our spacious and comfortable fa- cilities as shown below. 102 We watched with ea- gerness as the con- struction of our new facilities was under- way. Beautiful Days, Beautiful Scenes, Beautiful Girls Attest That 1969 Was A VERY GOOD YEAR. wed ° m Z ae Vertu oa 4 oe 103 Despite the many term papers to be written and books to be read, there is always a “time out” for conversation with the op- posite sex. 104 ApH RY “Oh how it hurts.” Nevertheless, you can’t keep a good girl down. : ‘ settee Freshman girls enjoy fun and frolics in their dormitory. 105 Tattered and torn though they appear to be, Kittrell College is grateful to its student “Rat Patrol” and to the Supervisor of Buildings and Grounds, Mr. William Hall, for the work that they do to beautify our campus as evidenced in the photograph below. ‘ Mare. SES HEE ES Ronee Bey ee 106 RE, Gloria Wells Models mod sports attire. Margaret Jones fashions wear for after five. A Night of Fun with the Bulldog Staff Sonny Alston and Andrea Oliver were se- lected the MOD COUPLE for 1969. Diane Daniels looks beautiful in her evening There were models and performers galore. attire. 107 Coronation Highlights Homecoming Activities Pageantry and excitement filled Kittrell’s gym on February 8th as the Bulldogs celebrated their Home- coming activities. Daisy Byrd was elected by the stu- dent body to represent them as Miss Homecoming on the festive occasion. The cage contest saw the Bulldogs bow to the A T Aggies of Greensboro by a narrow margin. The Annual Homecoming Ball, which featured the music of the “Soul Kings” of Greensboro, climaxed the evening. wate, et ‘ Ee Miss Homecoming and Attendants, Gloria Wells and Ida Lett. Members of the Dance Group (Carolyn Towns and Nannye Miss Homecoming is escorted from the floor by Bas- Fisher) pay tribute to Miss Homecoming. ketball Team Captain, Redden Leggett. 108 Royalty Becomes Miss Kittrell In a formal extravaganza on February 14, Miss Carolyn Townes, a charming and personable Sophomore, was crowned Miss Kittrell and presented to an acclaiming au- dience or loyal subjects. Carolyn, an active Business Education Major from Warrenton, North Carolina, also reigns as Miss Off-Campus Club and is a member of the Commerce Club, the Bull- dog Staff, and the Cheering Squad. President L. G. Horton bestows the title and crowns Miss Kittrell. Loveliness and charm are evidenced in the royal court. Queen Carolyn and her escort, Bobby Rorie. 109 110 The pages throughout this section (Campus Scenes) have depicted the lighter side of life at Kittrell College, but we forget not that our real purpose for being here is to further our educa- tion. With the assistance of such dedicated instructors as Miss Phenie Dye (above) our educa- tional experiences become alive and relevant as we become active learners, not merely passive receivers. ADVERTISEMENTS AND DIRECTORY 111 112 Mrs. Marie Allen Mr. Oscar A. Alston Mr. Miles B. Austin Rev. Frank Baker Miss Charmain Baldwin Mr. J. R. Beasley Rev. Clyde Bivens Mr. Clarence Branch Mr. Mrs. T. R. Cabiness Mr. Norman Camp, III Rev. T. L. Colbley Rev. J. R. Crutchfield Mr. J. D. Davis Mr. Dennis Daye Rev. James Dorsey Mr. Joe M. Dowis Mr. A.I. Dunlap Mr. Mrs. James R. Dunson Miss Phenie Dye Rev. J. F. Epps Rev. B.S. Foust Mr. Thomas C. Freeman Mr. Moses Golatt Dr. Gray Patrons Dr. James P. Green Miss Marcia Gregory Mrs. Wilhelmina Hall Rev. Horace Halsey Rev. R. Hedgepeth Miss Judith Herring Mr. P. L. High Mr. Ralph Hobbs Mr. Pete Holland Mr. Mrs. W. E. Holliday Rev. C. A. Holt Dr. Mrs. A. L. Hook Rev. Mrs. L. G. Horton Rev. B. F. Humphrey, Jr. Rev. C. W. Hunt Rev. M. L. Johnson Mrs. Zula Jones Mrs. A. S. Kearse Mr. Mrs. C. Kirby Rev. Clyde Long Mrs. I. B. McCauley Mr. J.D. McConnell, Jr. Mr. Mrs. M. McKinnon Dr. Isaac H. Miller, Jr. Mrs. E. M. Oliver Rev. H. H. Parker Mr. Rajinder Parshad Mrs. Nolan Pointer Miss O. J. Ragland Mrs. Catherine Reavis Mr. Mrs. B. L. Reeves Rev. Frank M. Reid Miss V. P. Saunders Mrs. R. D. Scrivner Rev. H. D. Sidbury Mr. T.S. Squire Mr. Clifton R. Taylor Mr. Mrs. Samuel Vaughan Mrs. Gernalch Webb Mr. Mrs. Percy Wells Mr. J. H. Wheeler Mr. Bruce E. Whitaker Mr. Charles D. Williams, Jr. Rev. P. A. Williams Mr. R. W. Williams Rev. W. L. Williams Mr. R. Paul Wood Mr. L. A. Woodward ADS LARRY’S SHOE STORE QUALITY FOOTWEAR FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY Compliments of NATIONWIDE INSURANCE Glenn M. Walker, Agent Auto— Fire— Hospital— Life More than 130 types of Insurance BONDS—MUTUAL FUNDS 109 N. Garnett Street; Henderson, N. 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