Kittrell College - Bulldog Yearbook (Kittrell, NC)

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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.

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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.

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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.