Utica Junior College - Uticanite Yearbook (Utica, MS)

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The Dearfs Message My dear Friends, We are sure that in years to come, when the facts are reviewed for the compi- lation of the history of our beloved Utica Junior College, the 1962 UTICANITE will play an important role. May the memories of your long hours of work, play and study here at Utica Junior College lead you to lofty heights and guide you to successful lives. To the hard-working staff of the 1962 UTICANITE, we say thanks for a job performed so well. May the joy and admiration that you deserve come to you through the appreciation and satisfaction of all who read this book. Very truly yours, GEORGE A. JOHNSON i X GEORGE A. JOHNSON, DEAN, B.A., M.s. 1 6

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l,. x x 'S Q N 4 The President X x X I f - :.'.... .PS WALTER WASHINGTON, AB., M.S., Ed.S. The President's Message I should like to congratulate the Annual Staff and its advisors for the 1961-62 UTICANITE, the school annual. This is a pictorial review of the opportunities that are provided for the con- tinuous growth and development of the young men and women who are enrolled here. It expresses the rapid gowth of the Junior College and the new oppor- tunities that this rapid growth has brought to both the faculty and students. Utica Junior College is a subject-matter-centered college. The major em- phasis is on classroom teaching. Students who come from this academic program are equipped to transfer after the two-year program to the senior colleges of the State without difficulty. The Terminal Program has attracted great interest since it was started in 1960. This program will enable young men and women who are not interested in transferring to senior college to take a variety of terminal trades, the com- pletion of which will enable them to go directly into gainful employment. We consider this a very important extension in our school offerings. With these expanding opportunities, plus a group of dedicated and well-trained faculty members, Utica Junior College is rapidly moving to a position where it can be a most positive influence in the lives of both the students and the community. We hope that everyone who will read this annual will get an insight into the college that has meant so much, to so many, so long, in the Utica Junior College district. Very truly yours, WALTER WASHINGTON 15

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MR. ROBERT J. ANTHONY B.S., M.S., M.S. Ed. College Biology MISS MELVERLINE ARCHIE B.S. High School Biology MR. BERNIS BARNES B.S. College Mathematics MR. PRINCE B. BOSTON B.S. Auto Mechanics MISS JO LOUISE BROWN B.S. Secretary to Business Manager MISS EDDIE BELLE BULLY A.B. High School English MR. JAMES BYRDSONG A.B. College English MRS. ALLENE CAIN B.S. Home Economics MR. WILFORD DELAPER A.B., M.A. College Social Studies MRS. MAGGIE B. DUNSON A.B., M.A. College English MR. CLARENCE EWELL A.B. High School History MR. JOHN FLEMINGS B.S. Brickmasonry MR. JOHNNY HALSELL B.S., M.S. College Mathematics MR. BENJAMIN HARPER B.S., M.S. College Science MRS. ERMA J. HAWKINS A.B. Secretary to President