Kittrell College - Bulldog Yearbook (Kittrell, NC)

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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

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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

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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.