Utica Junior College - Uticanite Yearbook (Utica, MS)

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ANNIE R. DONELSON Dietitian GEORGE L. ELLIS AMOS HIGDOM Bus Maintenance Bus Maintenance Supt. of Buildings 8: Grounds 'Nuff' w

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DENNIS SWEET ELLESTINE TURNER Mathematics General Science MARCUS WHITFIELD ELIZABETH WILSON Mathematics Home Economics VIOLA SUTTON English

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THE BULLDOG GRCWL October-November UTICA INSTITUTE, MISSISSIPPI Vol. 5 - No. 2 Homoooming A Grand Ulim Ili 'Pho Football oo on THE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE The Utica Institute is off to a good start. Our i increased as it has dr ' ,,.., :IZ f 11b b. P We now have m .11 in ance. C lef to neni been b 5 rollmen :1 .,.1. il thz growth w czz 2EE:: : J in sti and equipmt VVE ' - also be growth of my owing do Our Sf ROBERT MANNY Vice-President , What Uti stitute is a better attitude on the p our patrons. We need the parei every child attending school here the school and to get acquainted wi teachers and the program being c fill do more to build visit from parent rents as to wha one with their .at the student te needs to do not altogether doing all that up to our CLARA HIGGINS lieve th Asst. Secretary 01 and an education should make one more- con- scious of how he dresses, how he speaks, and how he acts generally in public. It should also help him to do a better job ,.-A - ---:f ' of getting :al h his fellow man. 1 am, ther to our students to do ' power to re- flect many good thin teach you here school. Every studen spirit. I would call the ,ire to do a good job in be a model of go VERA HARVEY are, and a de ChHP1aiD everything in yo . school the best in every way. Let us call that the Utica Spirit. All of us are going to take that spirt and devolp that spirit to the point that Utica will continue to grow in every way. A ISSAC WILLIAM President INSTIT A STUDE JMING The annua' Jstivities go off to an the select mg of the BETTY WILLIAM ent 6301 class. The Treasurer lminate with the Utica stitute, Miss I-Tc i- Tones, on Wednes day, Noverr' 41 'ae school tool QWWMH MAMIE R. ELMORE Secretary ND HER COURT. surprise, I quickly answer. Roamir and there I fo before I realiz iey to Utica, v e parade began the Utica Institut part in r 1 pep squat It was followed by leading -ed up fo As I watched a gala iall CHRISTINE HIGGINS Hom 1 the dec ha1 ReP0rfG1' orating .ie parad rom every angle, I came to the con- In getti .on of th on that it was a stork with a diaper parade I .ous floats s bib. Again the theme, A College see what was rn, was carried out. It was quite As I at to an tistic creation presented by the col- other, I HENRgp:g2.NELL :lY mysti freshmen. There were cheers from fied at ctivenes sidewalks A figgr very charming of the various class, colors. Viewing th g lad , , I' a shiny con- floats, I noticed that they were of di le A E :i'i i ' ferent shapes, sizes and creations, bu en. Who? they were all centered around a centr A Q Queen and idea. This puzzled me. Then I realize ' D that the Homecowir' theme was A Col tei -a.,..,ssp . ned to the lege is Borr 'he floats ce us pg, , of the year, tered arov theme. h I .itica Institute In obt ie parade ogs S fi Wildcats. Be- I tried ritofy 3 if Joi-INNIE sUM1vir:ns Secure a possible X tured in so pal-liamental-ian all the to the AN' section n greeting There I time alon of the multitude of jisitors, I was with other rmine what startled by a tremendous roar of ap- their unfinis would be. To CContinued on Page 23 MAGGIE B. DUNSON Co-Sponsor