Utica Junior College - Uticanite Yearbook (Utica, MS)

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fur Wm' I see the sun rising on strong. cheerful. enthusiastic and courageous youth who are striving to promote an institution that will make national headlines in the news- paper of time. Utica Institute, a school of culture, an example of rapid progress and achievement. and a place of brotherly love is an institution that started with this major purpose- to train youth who will uplift the economic. educational and moral standards of America. At this time, the staff of the l955-1956 Uticanite has presented this Annual to give you a vicarious school day at Utica, and to allow you to compare the first head- line- Utica Institute Enrolls Fifteen Students with the present headline- Utica Institute Enrolls Six Hundred and Twenty Five Students. The first leading articles included statements concern- ing one teacher with one or two books in a one room shack. The last leading article included information about forty teachers and a plant valued at more than S750.000.00. The newspaper of time has revealed a great change at this institution. The sun is rising higher and its beam is glowing brighter, so stop with me---for a few moments---please - - - and view the sons and daughters of Dear Ole Utica - - -. s M 4 ,A

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'fxmzf 7 pf MV . .,,,V, f W f 4,3 W Z 4 wg? f W M, I 4 3 A , I f We are happy to dedicate our first year-book to President John Dewey Boyd. who for the past four years. strived to make Utica Institute what it is. President Boyd, for your many plans and efforts to make Utica Institute a better place for the training of the youth. we are grateful to make this dedication. You must not stop but go on and on and make Utica Institute the best place throughout the world for the gaining of knowledge.

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