Utica Junior College - Uticanite Yearbook (Utica, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1963 volume:

I . 4 u 1 63 Uticczmite Present - ...vs A Year at Utica ' MM A' W2f4W'MlM: wmw:f,hNw,. . gtwxmxx . ,Mi -1 I I. , K: - , X . I ix 3 fi' 5 I YE.. if' W A 3 ' f ' xx --0 . f- N. - I X . . , . I K3-at .Ag-Q ,F Q ifiiw- , , -Y , s ' six fi' .,.,,..-, .-. , jgsw. Q Ji 2 uwmfffq-.ww-w.1.-N-Wu.,-N I. 'H 1 I, 1 We - , , .-...,.,. F, x,,, U R W 4 w ' ' L ' -.L.J LI .J A A I ' 3 . IQ 1 A I S UTICA, MISSISSIPPI Junior College mix tg-W' ' A STAFF MISS EDDIE BULLY Chairman MR. BENIAMIN HARPER Photographer MR. I. LOUIS STOKES Photographer MISS KATHERINE WILLIAMS MISS MELVERLINE ARCHIE MISS ELNORA WIGGINS MRS. MAGGIE DUNSON MISS IO LOUISE BROWN MR. RODERICK PAIGE Twas autumn, and the leaves were dry, And rustled on the ground: And chilly winds went whistling by With low and pensive sound. Downing Wy!! a 3 1 ox: X e N S Q : V5 I 1 fe 1 E i f x ., i .5 1 . I 3 X 1 11- 1 , v .,.. I .ll-Q .. - . I- ts . f . K1 'L f ,ui 1 3 x.- , Q AL - . A Y ' nb- ug., '. 31' A 'nu '- 1 F -., 0 1. 1 '- fs' ' ' ' . 'z Q, fa-',. - .ng u.. ', K r .1-yy. -,im-yi l 'li-:' -JW! 4 ' . , Y15., . 1 ,A , ,A - - 'v v -.. s 4!4:. e. 5 5 55' 5-A U' Q 4 rid!! N I 5 E , w , T l 1 This is the sign which guides anxious students from various sections of the country to Utica lr. College. Having entered the gateway of new explorations and opportunities, each student begins a new and differ- ent life. The students are oriented to this new campus life. The day begins with registration in the gymnasium. Soon the ordeal of registration is over and the students and faculty members are glad to see the approaching week. Before classes commence, the old and new stu- dents begin to intermingle and stroll over the campus holding hands. lily 555 n BETHLEHLQ HU + L j L 5 6 O 0 I 0 0 U 0 s -5 Sometime hath the brightest day a cloud: And after summer everrnore succeeds Barren winter, with his wrathiul nipping cloud: So cares and ioys abound, as seasons fleet. Shakespeare if 4? ' will . , . V , ,,,,, .. X c - , , . X ,- ,.c.m,.w 'Ax . . .. at t, X aa Q5 W t Q v-. Rgafgf 6 The March of Dimes drive commences in the month of Ianuary. Miss U.I.C. and Miss Homecoming are very active in this drive. They even travel to Tuskegee, Alabama, to participate in the March of Dimes Conference. Z ie Ii winter comes, can Spring be far behind? Shelley ,qv W. Be she fairer than the day Or the flowery meads in May 8 M If 1 'T , M i 'W ,mg ,, Y. wm,'Q, VX , X I 6 uhm' ',',fMiW O' , un..-A x Maw Each year the president oi Utica Iunior College proclaims the first day of May as May Day. The day beqins with an assernhly in the qyninasiuni. Each class cornpetes for points in three categories, narnely, talent, wit bowl, and A athletics. The best students are chosen irorn each class to ' participate in the three cateqories. The class which qets the highest points is con- sidered the winner. Then its representative is crowned Miss May Day. 1 S 4 X lx as if Many hiqh school qirls and boys from various schools are invited to the hiqh school day proqrarn. These students are entertained hy a play and a variety show. Many walk over the spacious campus and qreet other students. While some are lookinq at the buildinqs, others stop and pose for a snapshot. 1 I .-sq, 'V' ' ' ' I ga r f-', 9' F . i of -li, -16 if-V - T -fy .e '- -N ', 52 V f ,.t?P:iz.:ffQ1- JC , T 'K -i-241-2-I f I -QT' 'f JA in In. .1 'TWT at As a cure for worry- ing, work is better than whiskey. Edison 1 l l l . Fife 1 A A. W ,W l N lx , lk 1 X, T dm, , L. f 'gi:111'!1 Nr , I . , E Q ,-A r... X N ex R if if td X The high school boys work one day per month. Many of them help keep the campus beautiful and clean. They rake up the leaves, pick up paper, plant ' XXX -- shrubbery, and sometimes Water the lawn. The custodian sees that the corridors, the class- rooms, the lounges, and the lavatories are clean. , High school girls who are enrolled in home eco- nomics learn io'cook, prepare well-balanced meals, and table setting. The girls are supervised carefully by their instructors. IO 1 wk ' x vc. -, QM wk- N A gb' - 'J , , --1 -K tg5?B4'. -wx :Nt . , A 'C . ,V .' - 4' L 415 an 1 , X- -1 N- . ,,.,., . I ,.v V ., ' 4 i M I I x Q ,,,.,--- ll E sag 1 As L. mf., ,W DN . ?I F-22 1 N -X JL ' -sl - ' , . NJ J Q 1- l i 4.1 5 jaw Vi, av.,-Q On with the dance! let ioy be unconfined: no sleep till morn. when youth and pleasure ,V meet Byron After the students have completed their class work, they beqiu to chat with other students. Some enqaqe in a volleyball qamey others in gym- nastics. . . .w.-.-1-fggT ' 92 E1?f - V-sf-... '3,a . . -.bw , Af f.-., V N f ' -, ,- - , -.--ink:-.... TA- AZ, Q -'. 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Lowe, Mr. F. M. Greaves, Consultiintg Mr. I. E. Aldridqe, Secretary: Mr. President Mr. E. Ray Izard, Mr. Clyde C. Graves. George Morgan, Mr. H. H. Davis, Dr. Robert M. Mr. I, W. MCKewer1. Standing Qleit to riqhilx Mr, Dm Ferfm 5' rn, Nr Dr-'1z 'V Mr. I., I Beasley, Sth ' 11:1 'g f.fr. 11.11 lrltrmrn Awornfly for 1: i Sitiinq: ffr SIWH y M, Hukrlvfwi 1 Invrwxg I.fr Tom Vuden, lst D15- .7-.1.T.'1 F'-'f1.m, fwnri Dmsmft. rr P255 I W Board of Supervisors ,MN 5333. ,.. ...M A-1- The Terminal Program has attracted great interest since it was started in 1960. This program will enable young men and women who are interested in trans- ferring to senior college to take a Variety of terminal trades, the completion 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 Iunior College is rapidly moving to a position where it can be a most A Message From The President My dear Friends: l should like to congratulate the Annual Staff and its advisors for the 1962-63 UTICANITE, the school year- book. This is a pictorial review of the opportunities that are provided for the continuous growth and development of the young men and women who are enrolled here. lt expresses the rapid growth of the lunior College and the new opportunities that this rapid growth has brought to both the faculty and students. Utica Iunior College is a subject-matter-centered col- lege. The major emphasis is on classroom teaching. Stu- dents who come from this academic program are equipped to transfer after the two-year program to the senior colleges of the state without difficulty. 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 lunior College district. Very truly yours, WALTER WASHINGTON Deans al ,Q idx H. 'FW I . ANNIE A. IACKSON, B.S. Dean of Women ARTHUR H. KINNARD. B.A. Dean of Instruction Dear Uticanite: Congratulations are in order for those who have labored so hard to make such a publication as this pos- sible. Without the cooperation of the entire Utica Iunior College Family, the publication ot the UTlCANlTE would not have been possible. lt at- tords me a great deal ot pleasure to say well done to those who were di- rectly responsible tor this publication. The story which is told in this UTICANITE is a new one, lt reflects deeds that have been done through- out the school year ot 1962-63 at Utica lunior College. Again, congratulations tor a job Well done. Sincerely yours, Arthur H. Kinnard, lr. IOHNNY I. HALSELL. B.S., M.S. Dean of Men i 1 iw C C . ELLESTENE H. TURNER BETTY HOLLIFIELD A.B.. M.A. B.L.S. Counselor Librarian -S if i Q x IESSIE M. IAMES MARK C. NICHOLS B.S. B.S. Reqistrar Bookkeeper ,Qi 4 'WS I. LOUIS STOKES B.S. Business Manager Chairmen oi the Divisions Iames Byrdsong, AB., Fisk University, 1955: Further Study, Tennes- see State A 61 University. Robert I. Anthony, E-.S,, lackson State College, 19545 M.S., University of lllinois. 1961, M.S. Tuskegee lnstitute, 1961. Ei ' Y' 'ix .,., , . X xx English Social Science Fine Arts Home Economics , 'A if 1 . we 4 .ave ' ,V ,if ,, 't , is 5 . Nzfu:-1 3 5 7 1 if . it 5 X , E 77 2, ' ' A Wilford Delaper. B.A.. Dillard Louis Lee. B.S., Iackson State Carolyn Washington. B.S., Tou- University, 1957, MA., Atlanta College, 19535 Further Study, galoo College, 19485 M.S.,Uni- University, 1961. Indiana University. versity of Wisconsin, 1961, Physical Education Trades S-01 ...ff Mathematics and Science Agriculture I. W. Owens, B.S., Alcorn Col- lege, 1948: MS., Tuskegee In- stitute, 1953, Roderick Paige. B.S., Iackson State College, 19555 M.S. Indiana Uni versity, 1962. Bobby Henderson, B.S., Iackson State College, 19575 MS Bradley University, 1962. 20 GEORGE BARNES BS. A'I.lIIIGIIIEiIICS P. B. BOSTON B.S. Auto Iwfeclmanixfs IO LOUISE E ROWN BS. Seirefary ii Dean IUANITA BROWN ES. Home Eroncmifs EDDIE B. BULLY A.B. Erlqlish I. B, CARTER AB. English IvIIQI-VlQI-LLIIIIQI ARI 'I IIE BS Sclelmvr REIINIS RARIII S B.S. IVII11II1Q-Iuxli vim 'Y ,pv- 'f'US V x is Q ICS X QI 'cj '01 E L J -QM? MARY CARTER A.B. Enqhsh IANET DQZIER BS. IVIUSIP xx ,m Q I. 1 F 3 3 ...Y- ,-. N 9 W. I f 'L 2 fiflg-W A ff MAGGIE B. DUNSON A.B., M.A. English CLARENCE EWELL AB. Social Studies .w M N :Q 4 2- fysxx mg X . 1 41 es- 'f ,xy .A Nw X 4 ' g m A ' '-Nw. if an K X ,W :P . ,Rf . L . .415 S A qi w KK l 151: .M Qs- Y x wtf? RUTH lOl-INSON A.B. English OUIDA KINNARD A.B. Music I -gr 'V gt 5 A-at zzr. .. is ' l,,xkg?Q.- l Ek IOHN A. ELEMINGS B.S. Brickrnasonry BENIAMIN HA RPER BS., MS. Science ERMA l. HAWKINS A.B. Secretary to President CHARLES HOLMES BS., M.A. Social Studies ALICE HOWARD Cosmetology WALTER HUTCHINS B.S., M.S. Agriculture li 'X . 47 J, wt LINDBERG MOORE B.S. Industrial Arts IULIUS MYERS B.S. Mathematics LENA MYERS A.B. Social Studies CONWAY NORWOOD BS. Auto Mechanics GERALDINE PETERS BS. Secretary to Business Manager SAMUEL RICHARDSON Barberinq RALPH SARTIN B.S. Science FORRESTINE SEIFERTI-I A.B. English 'P -9 id S. IOSEPI-I SMITH B.S. Mathematics MILLIE B. SMITH B.S. Physical Education HUGH STEVENS B.S. Art ELNORA WIGGINS B.S. Business KATHERINE WILLIAMS A.B. Social Studies Maintenance Staff WILLIE ANDERSQN WILLIE BINGHAM IOE BROWN THOMAS CHISLEE GEORGE ELLIS ALMA HAMILTON EARNEST Ii.5II.IILION FCDEEST Q. ICEINSON LCWEST f.I:GF.IG3S Maintenance INIechgmic IVIain1enanoe Maintenance Mechanic Cook Mainten.1nc'e I2I,nnz+:'nan:e Head Mechanic RUBY f.fC'QC'Y Cook EULA fIE'.'.'TC'N Postal Clerk SHIRLEY FISH.-XEDSON Cashier LEVI ROGERS MARY ROGERS IONAS FOSS GFIEFLETI' STEHU .e.r.T, IE, EEULAH T.l.'r'L DF. CA Ex HIE ILLIF-. IJS Bulldmqs and Grounds Cafeteria Mgmaqer Mechanic Bulldinqs and Cwunds I-'Inmtenance CIerk bn.. . H I Q! W 7 'fx ' If Af X, I 1 ja 'T - If .I 5, f - ffl m?'.4r A , 1 l , .fig ' 3 1 X E I , C A , Ai , L., , xl J . 5 l 'X ' 'at K K . , -X Y :,!l . , 1 ' N ffvafxgel I- I nf N if Na ' 8 Y I Q' 5 Q' s , . ' 1 Fr. Q M, Y, . ,yi '4 . J , 'wr' I IW - I 4 :E M7 459- iii' CLUBS X Q P- Q 4 4, XXQXXXXXXXXX S 'S mu ,ll 4 0 1' 5 ll . ,DIIND E D Ns 'o 4' va E 5 .........., .5 . .E 9 Z . g 1 5 E Q1 5 Z 5 5 J Q... .:o 5 I ,.... ...pgs : ' . 0 oooosoo0 'Si' xxse I mKNXXXXXXxxxxX xx . . . GROUPI . . . GROUP II .....GROUPIlI Student Council x.. .. -441 as-'R fe nz r 1 1 D 1 fjx ut I E 4 N I f s f' P- ' ggi' 'K It Ee. ' 4 is it 1 Qff- E : '41 A Q f-2 xgid, K3 TD. K i- f 2 O ' 'S . . . Provide for student participation and school government, establish better understanding be- tween taculty and students, afford training in citi- zenship, and insure a sincere respect for law and order . . . Annual Staff MISS EDDIE BELL BULLY Sponsor OFFICERS 1oHNNY coURsE President ARNA SANDERS Vice-President PERCY HIGGINS Secretary MCKENZIE CRUMP Treasurer MR. ROBERT ANTHONY MRS. LENA MYERS Sponsors Reading maketh a tull man, conierence a ready man and writing an exact man. Bacon 28 Bond -V i Music is love in search of a word. MISS JANET! DOZIER Directress -Q Lanier Choir MR. LOUIS EDWARD LEON LEE Direclor A song will outline all sermons in the memory. 29 Giles Library Club Books. peoples and service. OFFICERS TOHNNY COURSE Editor SUSIE BURNS Associate Editor MRS. MARY D. CARTER Sponsor . . . And were it left to me to decide whether we should have a government without newspapers. or newspapers without a government. I should not hesitate to prefer the latier. Iefierson : Q yah Bulldog Grovvl -f 'fi 30 OFFICERS ROSA SCOTT Chairman RTTA GETTIS Vice Chairman FREDDIE L. WATTS Secretary TULIA MONTGOMERY Treasurer MISS BETTY HOLLIFIELD Sponsor -V AAU? 9 354 I-ag The Thespions ab' To enable students to portray their talents through acting by bringing to the school a dramatic presentation each year. MR. IAMES BYRDSONG Sponsor High School Dromotics OFFICERS N-X, 'Y S :,rAR2' BEE3H.m.1 A 1 A n 1 , ,-, I' Presideni 5 '- . L fs: B Lx ta 32. C. :.:3P.P11S.o:2 Q, A' f A ' 1 ' 123: gestion: T f ' . . 2 yt ,a ' N Y L 5 wt' QAYE V t ' 1- ' ' 5 ' . cf V 1 , 1 ,Fo . t Sir: as - Q.-T-' 4 t ' 2 L ' Q i M ' ' . E5-atiiii-NTeoz.1kPso:1 ' 'lu 'Qing -'Mu' fl: chimes: .Manager - su Q-, V' I , MR. I. B. CARTER Sponsor 31 NI-IA OFFICERS TERESIA MOORE President E LOVIE VINSON lm R Vice President SHELLY CI-IATMON Secretary W :.1 CATHERINE IONES -- -4 Treasurer so MRS. CAROLYN WASHINGTON MRS. ANNIE IACKSON MRS. IUNITA BROWN Sponsors Better homes for a better nation. Mn. JOHNNY OWENS :gghewf ff-4' -MMT-T' MR. WALTER HUTCHINS Sponsors VVhen tillage begins, other arts follow. 2 N Webster 3 Art Club av j To err is human: to forgive divine. VICTORIA MORELAND President CHRISTINE WOODS Vice President MRS. ELLISTINE TURNER Sponsor Usher Club I do not understand. I pause, I examine 33 Tri-I-Ii-Y To create, maintain and extend throughout the home, school and community high standards of Christian character. OFFICERS WILLIE ICINNARD President IOHN H. IVORY Vice President WALLACE NEWTO N Sefretary IOI III MORGAN Treasurer MR. C. WEST EWELI. Sponsor Hi-Y OFFICERS TERESIA MOORE President SI-IELLY CI-IATMON Vice President VICTORIA ROACH Secretary PRECIOUS 'GADDIS Treasurer MISS MELVERLINE ARCHIE Sponsor 4 'N Vocational Technical School 17 -jg ' Knowledge is power. Bacon Speech Mas. MAGGIE DUNsoN ' :3 I S Sponsor 1 B OFFICERS WILLIE IZYIIIJ PIffg,1Ilu-nt Ill 'AUTI DJIA: BCYQ Vlte Pmsxdent i,'I.AP1fx Dfal'-IVIS Secxwg-1.11 y EIIGEIIE LEE Chaplain HQIZEFLT SAI! ff' S Troasur r MRS. ALICE HOWARD Sponsor his-ji, Words are like leaves and when they most abound, much fruit of sense beneath is rarely found. 35 is -1 A. Aix? W 35:5-7 I f V , -4,41 'pgs- 1 A 'F ' k . , , mf- fm.. W, L ,. . Q , P' W vii n M 'vm ... . ,in 1. .Li Z. ef' 'Q -vnu. - LW Q, ACTIVITIES ex uhh 4 '0 , I I Ng 2 1 2 SZ 0 Q In If I 0. 'W' 5 'Un Wfnnso S Nl S 1 5 'W ES- M fsg-, , 5 Qs af 7 : j,Efz o11i' if' T. 2 , 4 1 :'-'!a l -. 1 3 4 2 .-AJ.. 3 I fo WI I :Q 5 J . ,li -'I' fax 5 ' ooo.ooooqg,,.....gl' if ' . ' X 5 'mm Q' S Xxxxxxxxrvx 3 TEACHERS STUDENT TEACHERS STUDENTS ,I--11' ,,,f- Miss Dozier is discussing the Ingredients of Success in her Orientation Class. M. if E s Wm 5' vs. Un! Hl '5n Bl i bil '1' N x K2 - W ' In Mr. Gooden's class the stu I dents receive instruction and Q N, L Q 1 experiment in the work of wif! b V Q 'Q . V ,Wim ceramics. Etigiiss l 'l V ,W . L - 'lillfay ' ' C--rf 5 Mr. Caston tells his students that to play a musical instru N' ment one must be able to read the note, think the note, the wt 1 'ye pitch, and the time simultaneously with his physical ap paratus. li this is done, you will learn both mentally and l 5 physically. Miss Lois Anne Savage lMiss Iackson State College! tries to motivate the students by asking questions, concerning the cases and classes of pronouns. f WE 'Allizf s A1 Mr. Carter teaches a class in American Literature. , --Z' ,.r:- Plot analysis arid characterization of the short story are stressed highly in Mrs. Carters English H class. V -l 39 N Mr. Banford, a student teacher, is discuss- ing the essential of water to life in his Biology class. ,Sy K I' I I , ty l 'VG is ' S R L 4 Ag Q 5 4 f I' S rf' 4 4:- Vx 't lv 'QA 51 NZ' 4' l'n 'iii 553 fl e , 1'- f r 't B ,.,,,,.,,,.i.,...--- 4 A well understanding of this periodic chart of the elements helps in the blast oft. A lecture on the phylurn Protozoa, one cell animals, cov- ers the general morpholoqy, physiology and reproduction of the phylum. 40 1...--.. 4 lrmtlutf ix. lt 4 , lf, 1 'I The students in Mr. Anthony's college zo- oloqy class listen to a lecture on the anatomy of the grasshopper. uri Mfr A , .Ni ' T . .fi -. .M g ...uni i it '1' ' v'U'CQat - ' r i 4 A i I x ' ' ' college chemistry . . . If it is ri 5 X true it can be found experi- V t I mentally. .W - 1 ' 'Qu ,L , -uf .. y sl. ,Vi ,. . 4... i.. I .uns - Fi ' A. 'ni .y ' i l A f- P 'A ' g J 2' l IQ If you cannot express it in Physical Science, knowledqe is of a meager and unsatisfactory kind. Although the Holy Night scene is noticeable. Mr. Smith discusses the subtraction of poly- nomials in his Algebra I class. .ai ilk- l .xi tv, 42 Geometry students observe as their teacher, Mr George Bames, explains some basic concepts concerning perpendicular and parallel lines. Mrs. Washington stresses correct cutting and sewing procedures in her clothing construction classes. I rw I. xl Q .1 2' l N4 -X U X +L K Ffa. 1 1 slip X i l H The class listens to a lecture by Mrs. Brown on the five functions of a family. These students are getting good practice under , keen supervision from their instructor. Mr. Rich- ardson. 1 A-,Q Q Vnld- t suzmgs 0 l'1 A M p ' ' .L Fxcm. Mxgsgqg , X N071 :L ffl l EN1 , 'lt' Mrs. Howard. the instructor, is showing the stu- dents how to give a massage along with a tacial. These students are leaming how to type and how to operate the duplicating and photo copy ma- chines. 3 - f ,. ? i il --Ur 0 ' 'nw Nt 7 1 1-- I V in I ll 1' I' 1,1-1 I vvu, . inf' A -., I S: lf -X, wg.: ' I 'e Denotation and cormotation of words are helpful in compositions and theme writing. 2 1 ?,.ia ig- G-4 Miss Washington lectures to her students in American History on the Civil War be- fore she takes them to Vicksburg, Missis- 'is ,. A Lt ' fx J v Q we sippi. g ,E ,,..Q l I I i I J A . . G effigy' This course in educational X Nfb psychology emphasizes the laws and theories of learning, A . teaching. and evaluative pro- ! 'N 'a' cedures, such as the ones ' 1 h ' demonstrated. X. 10 'A IJ! Al 4 T i ' i- X? y Since America has assumed the leading role in world af- SA 'Q fairs, a knowledge of World History, past and present, be- ' comes of increasing significance to Americans. 46 l H- Sf f 'V ' E 4 ff 'li Mr. Caston tells his students this: After se- lecting the project you plan to build, you will determine what materials you need in the way of lumber. hardware, and finishing supplies. This should be put down in an organized form. rrr 'Al ,ag r I f, Mrs. Smith sees that her col- lege students in physical ed- ucation keep their organs functioning in a healthy state. K Shelves and shelves of hooks to provide sources of in- formation for high school and junior college students. fi. 3- '. 'V' 3 .wh I N -gh 1.-4' ,,?,A,.. 0 4536 iv Xw, i4 ,Xi X 4 QV? 'l'N-nv PNG' .,vN ' f., vQ, 4:, ? Q 1 , I .-. - - . l 1 fag i FAVORITES smxxxxxxxy Q 3 4 n X- 00,0 0 S 1' 'tx Q IM. J 5 3 va 5 4 1 Z . ' Q Il, X I ll' t F0 gm 'N 'fllnsu N Q xsss mf W-. 5 I2 ' I I z 2 -'25 749 Z I E . --A-3... 5 6.5 4' .'f ...flsnf .....'0oooooo00'..'. , s XX Hxxxxxxxv 49 . . . BEST MISS MISS MISS MISS . . . MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS ALL AROUND GIRL U I C UIC and ATTENDANTS HOMECOMING HOMECOMING and ATTENDANTS SOPHOMORE FRESHMAN SENIOR IUNIOR SOPHOMORE HIGH SCHOOL Charm Presenting Courtesy 5? M X -4 2 , . bf N if-Q ,,,,, . ' , A f? 1 Q ' f X V .iv Z .,.,:: K ig fm , , wg. 4-1 Best All Around . Bram Bequty Mlss BEVERLY DAVIS Senior Class WL' :iw figs, 5, , f? 'M AUDREY POWELL Sophomore Class f 'Miss Utica Iunior Co1leqG?l962-63 4. 1. --can-www-1 MISS UTICA IUNIOR COLLEGE AND ATTENDANTS ' 'Q W? fkak .I Iggy l' YOUR MAIESTY HER COURT 52 Ax I 51 is F, X Miss Homecoming 1962-63 LORETTA MACK Senior Class v-- -1 K 1, I ,f Ei? M ' W P gl -vii' :N ' J 4-xx K 1 i ' 3 f iixi' ' Q ig 35:-,L .Y ' ,z 2 . . 'ig-tl, H .. , , , . J .-1 .4 - 'YI K f in A 1 v ' rn- M , ,N . - L, 1 ,S 1-A n - Q4 Y 4- tg,-I Q 4 ff X4 5 N , aw if W, , A by . f ,F 6421. A. i fe 9 ai' 1 if S X 15 M., Q ,I. 9 - 5 2 ' 253 if if ,, fi . ,QA , g , A e A K- P 11 s I U A I i ,Q MISS HOMECOMING AND ATTENDANTS 3X 3? xr i 3 1 2 fi if if 2 112 fi 'S f 1 c 3 5? 47-735 J ing si' Q. ., ' - ' ...S.,.1- -1,11 , V . SHE WAVES MAGIC 1? 9 0A3,.446-an-.5-q-1 A -mums., llbx.l,', :mmf '53 M Ex Q ' .,Lsf:34f,s. nf.: SHIE WALKS IN BEAUTY N.. asxi - 7 lxilyx, Miss Sophomorw1962-63 ANNIE NORMAN 55 2 I Y 1 ,x ' x , V . Q! QW Miss Freshman-1962-63 GLADYS GIBBS 56 R555 Qj' 7 'fi' .,, Miss Senior-1962-63 WILLIE MAE MOORE 57 WHL- f 3' E . W.,4-r',, We ff .f 31.2. f. S2 1 wi f ,gi gg Q4-1 Miss Iunior-1962-63 PRECIOUS GADDIS 58 X N ....... .... .... ,. . . p 4- 1. 1,5--' 'ff---'x 'sL F ' -15-f - V Y s . 3219.3 , x ...-.Q . N, 4lv I X4 Miss Sophomore- 1 962-6 3 SUSE BURNS 59 fi , 4 5' ? 'xx ik 9 9 X 'B T? XL SPORTS 5 Q i 3 5 is 7 1 ? we 0, 4 SQXXXXXXNXXNNX X- G 'mln wg Q LQ Q I 'f S 5 - 5 S522 ........ ,500 :xx . Kf L EQ 9 Z S 'H ..'. 3.5 Z I .'o, .of N ' g. 0 oqooaooo Hrs 'Bt lg WNDED A se hllxx xx S Hxxxxxxxv xx FOOTBALL BASKETBALL GIRLS BOYS The Spirit of U. J. C. The spirit of Utica can be found in the color ot its pep rallies, the excitement of its football games, the pride of its cheer- leaders and marching band, and the atti- tude of its teams. The teams participate in various sports and activities around the year. . - M ...-Mm.W 4 . --,.,a,:-..--1 tim 'W P A A- :. . ,,42'?W5tgQ!i1m! QY:4rf 'P' 'Wf- FIGHT FIGHT A I ff I . my I 5:- Q? -x .xx FIGHT ON TO VICTORY ' Ear Q. IV X' P1 gltm ,, ' fx 181 ,tri 'V A I i , 5 H FOR UIC cp' J 1- -Q-I ', ,F 1 ' - 'W ' yi gf: 244 K' , , , - .fun 'S Q 5 ' 0-- g J 'V . -4, -, - - In , 7 '1' 't '- irl ., Q' -4 Q, - ,gg ,,- , 45, , Mg, , . I -. . ,,., ,,. 4- b . . 'F .-'Lrg' ,L ' 'Y , L, - ' - :ff-T ' , ' -K' Jr! 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'mix-4 . f f',fml 1'ssu 5' UIC UIC UIC UIC UIC U C U C RESULTS Piney Woods Daniel Payne Coahoma . I I Mary' Holmes Harris, .... PIGHIISS ,. Qkolona COACH MYERS 1 1 2,1 -Q. l , f The 1962 Football Season lt all started September 1, 1962, when Coach Latti- more arrived on campus to start football workouts. The coaching staff was called in for a meeting. At that time the blueprints for the 1962 Bulldog team was construct- ed. By September 5, 1962, the campus was buzzing with the enthusiasm of forty-five football players from all over the state and nearby states. On September 28, 1962, Piney Woods School came to Utica to give the Bulldogs their first test. The Bull- dogs proved more than equal to the test by overpower- ing Piney Woods 67-7. Daniel Payne from Birmingham, Alabama, was the next victim of the Bulldogs' power as they fell 47-13. All eyes then turned to Coahoma Iunior College, the defending Conference champions. The Coahoma Tigers refused to be beaten, and slipped past the UIC men 13-6. Determined to get back on the win- ning trail, the Bulldogs outscored Mary Holmes 21-185 Harris 19-1 1, and Prentiss 19-O. While getting ready for the big Homecoming game with Okolona, the Bulldogs kept an eye on the Coahoma-Mary Holmes game, because a Mary Holmes and Utica victory would throw the race into a three-way-tie with Coahoma, Mary Holmes and Utica all boasting 4-1 conference records. Mary Holmes stopped Coahoma 12-9 as Utica out played Ckolona 22- O. Thus, giving the Utica's men a share of the champion- ship. .- -,V ,gf is 'gn A rx 3 N I9 ,r K it Im' f 'FQ it WYE, I .622 .. , K Ei' ' -g f ,., r f 5 S R X .f X 11 1 w f gif rms? Wt'-wr , ' 9 ' 'i ' '. ' NE' 51-4-v 'H ' -me -- X WM ww -, 'ml ss 1 X L Q Q A : . H A - . .. . A W x W UD, A ,N K-, V Q, . r . K M-'ws - , f A A . yt, , ' Q ,wbgfihwkvw-y.-,,,, ,WM X , -, - y . M ws. ff V sw WN-www.. , , X . Y . ,f -N -'X-2 V. , wr fyfdv 4' ' - I Q, r 1s ':v?9,?QYLQh5 ,' P M . Q-X J 1 G , , A ,. nb tl - tp i. AK-Jig, Bdktom Row Cleft to riqhtlz Ioe Anderson, Walter McNeil, Leonard Moore, Roy Hilton, Buch Cooper, Leroy Henderson, Leroy Handy, Edward Johnson, Bob Smith, and Eddie Wren. Second Row: Ioe Rob- inson, I. B. Martin, Iohn Iames, Sammie Lewis, Selman Whittaker, W ' i f . . we tv , 4' , 4 lv' , ,f --M-, if I vt ' i M F , 1 ri 2' 6 QW' 1 ,- rr., M H- A I gl' as A Q any -1 X K 61 4 X' QX I l I' 5 , W ' W-lwhin-L-..i,...Ai' 4 ' 'M rl 4 '- e f r 1 I 33 Melvin Sanders, Earnest Revis, and Eugene Bell. Third How: George Davis, Iohnny Debose, Iimmy Thomas, Iohn Wilson, Carl McGee, Marvin Keys, William Revis, and Iohnny Course. Top Row: Trainers: John Morgan, Charles Sertin, James Wooclrufi, Alfonso Moore. --.1 . 4 ! ,- 5-1 u vv-w ',.1. ,,-,, J! Q r 'A B S Name lohnny Dubose William Bevis A A A lames Wilson A A Ernest Bevis A A George Davis V.,. Walter McNeil A A A Leonard Moore Boy Hilton A A. lohn Iames ,AAA Eddie Wren A A Carl McGee A A A Willie McGee A A A Leroy Henderson Sammy Lewis A A Eugene Bell A A Percy Manning A A Lawrence Hamilton Harvey Holly AAAA Ioe Anderson A A A 1. BA Martin AAAA loe Robinson AAAA Selmon Whittaker Versie Brown A A A limmy Thomas AA Albert Cooper A A A Melvin Sanders A Marvin Keys A A Iohnny Course A A Robert Smith A A A Edward lohnson Arthur lvory A Charles Sertin Alfonso Moore A Position Tackle Guard H. back End Q. back H. back Guard Tackle Center Tackle Tackle End Q. back Tackle F. back F. back End End End Guard Guard Tackle Q. back Tackle Encl End End H. back H. back H. back HA back . Ht. Class 250 6' 2 Freshman 160 5'10 Freshman 152 5' 9 Freshman 190 6' 0 Freshman 190 6' 2 Sophomore 185 6' 2 Freshman 212 6' 0 Sophomore 220 I 6' 4 Sophomore 187 5'1 l Freshman 220 6' 2 Freshman 205 5'11 Freshman 180 6' 0 Freshman 167 5'10' Sophomore 287 5'l0 Freshman 185 5'1 1 Sophomore 205 5'l l Sophomore 200 6' 2 Senior 195 6' 3 Freshman 175 6' 0 Sophomore 205 6' 1 Freshman 176 5'11 Freshman 210 6' ll Sophomore 170 6' 0 Freshman 240 6' 0 Sophomore 160 5' 9 SOrJh0mOfG 175 6' ll Freshman 185 6' 0 Sophomore 140 5' 8 Sophomore 153 5' 9 Freshman 155 5' 8 Sophomore 175 5'1O Freshman TRAINERS A Hattiesburg 1. P. Morgan A A A Edwards lames Woodruff A A A 68 Hometown Hattiesburg Hattiesburg Hattiesburg Hattiesburg Hattiesburg lackson Edwards Hazlehurst Hattiesburg Port Gibson Florence lackson Bolton Crystal Springs lackson Picayune Kentucky lackson Hazlehurst Crystal Springs Crystal Springs Crystal Springs Crystal Springs Bolton Hattiesburg Hattiesburg Hattiesburg lackson Magnolia Meridian Alabama A A A A Edwards Edwards Men's Basketball ED GOES UP FOR A SHOT IN THE CAMPBELL GAME. V- Quai COACH RODERICK PAIGE MR BER-N-IS BARNES 1963 S.I.C. Basketball- Coach of the Year Assistant coach -1. Ill . 2 'lllllin -91 4 Sf!! ... . 1 fu GS Us N 1-f A . 69 EDDIE THOMPSON WALTER MCNEIL 6'3 Forward 6'2 Guard ev fmf -N i- A, ,N .,1 , DOUGLAS LINDSEY JOSEPH SMITH 6'2 Guard 6'4 Forward 1963 Conference Champions Persistence, perseverance, and performance! These were the Watch Words for the Utica lunior College cagers at the beginning of the season. With the guide lines established, the Bulldogs began to move through their schedule. To sharpen their teeth, the Bulldogs engaged in practice games with two of our neighboring colleges. At these practice games they took some and dropped some. The Bulldogs emerged with a razor sharp edge, and were ready to take on the S.l.G. Conference. Persistence, perseverance, and performance! For five games they trounced, triumphed, and turned back all conference on-comers. After one loss the Bulldogs re- LOUIS GOLDEN IESSIE RATLIFF 5'l0 Guard 6'5 Center ' ....,, :rf cv vs , ,--, 4 . , -. .v 5 1, I. irsX',lffi1 ii 11 turned to their original form. Throughout the remainder of the schedule, they never lost again. A 15-l conference record gave Utica Basketball Team the Conference Visi- tation Championship. A wonderful basketball season was culminated with still another honor. The head basketball coach, Mr. Bod- erick Paige, Was voted the Coach of the Year by his conference colleagues. A great season is anticipated for next year, because the team will lose only three players. They were good players, but we expect to recuperate. BOBBY LANGEDOM 5'll Guard IIMIMIE WALKER 6'1 Guard X K ABQ -J I C Il- l l i l 4 l 4 Z ,T 1 Y' I 4 X I x'L CAPTAIN ROY ANDERSON EDWARD MANNING WILLIE DILLON W. RICHARDSON 6'5 Forward 6'7 All Conierence Center 6'3 Forward 6'2 All Conference Guard 2 4? 'J l I 1' S s I 1 IAMMED-HOUSE CROWD WATCHES BULLDOGS BLAST OPPOSITION. ROBERT MACK 6'2 Forward .f-x 'wx IOHN MORRIS 6'3Vz Forward l i The Coaches promised the Bulldogs a stellf dinner if they loeat Harris Iunior College Th team delivered, so . . . the Coaches delwered wife X 'X ..1-fwyli g f 9 ....-- M ,wwr ' , 4, ' IQ L 1- zr I' I '! af . ,A I A-4.-1.3, an i 5 p il ,HI 1 . ft F5 S If 'F 4 A - .5 .si'4iw1!i?f4'l2F?3l-' ' fl I ' ' '.q-fa - Ffh- -' a , - A . -. x pk. xy. , -' .,,.ulhi L R dk V V ff! .- 1 f ,V ,V , - 'w A , r ., 3 5' I - f ,gf fi? - 9- . Llfa I I A rl V ez, .2- N- -,E'fH',.Tl -, 1 l A ff- Egfr , ,Q L I A 2, , my !' ,- .1 : ian-,fi H -. ' ' , - me W? - . -J .- -A . ,x .NN ffk' :',., -W X ..- . -,' W . u..,e,.. Y CAPTAIN ROY HILTON 6'5 Center - , v, I - I BILLY BRANTLEY 6'0 Guard S ,, v. Women's Basketball MRS. EMJVLA MCAFEE Coach 1962-1963 BULLDOGETTES High hopes for the championship rest with the returning bas ketball girl stars. Such stars as Victoria Moreland, Stella Ed- wards, and Christine Woods are good athletes. The acquisition of new-talented personnel further strengthens the squad. En thusiasrn was displayed continuously by the Bulldogettes. They tailed to materialize into championship caliber. The Bull dogettes ended the season with a 4-9 record. Well, girls, there is always next yeargbetter luck then. THE BULLDOGETTES Siffinq llefi to fiqhil: Christine Woods, Belvon Mack, Louise Thompson, oo it Madie Paige, Ola M. Dc 'ier, and Bessie Lawson, Standing: Rosie I-lar' Yates, score keeper. US, GQCFQF1 HGYUS. Triilrlerz Gladys Fuches, Doristine Patterson, 72 Victoria Moreland, Virginia Manning, Stella Edwards, and Bettye Name Stella Edwards Doristine Fatterson Victoria Moreland Cla M. Dozier Georgia Harris Christine lJVoods Belvon Mack Madie Raiqe Gladys Funclies Bessie Lawson Virginia Manning Louise Thompson Rosie Harris Bettye Yates Position Forward Forward Forward Forward Forward Guard Guard Guard Guard Guard Guard Guard Trainer ROSTER Score Keeper Cheerleaders Kneeling tleft to rightl: Iacl-:ie McCadney, Edward Lawson, Mr. A. Riddle, Lula Curtis, and Beverly Davis. Standing: Gloria Iordan, Mary H. Brown, Margaret Grey, Willie B. Ferguson, Mary A. Hardy, Eddie Brown, Betty Yates, loe Thomas and Irene Cavett. . 1 1-,9 . ilu 1' 1 tid .4 l'l ' nu 'LT' ,. t I6 le, 1.- Htl ltr! 'X riff silk Class Hometown Sophomore Iaclcfiorr, Mizz. Freshman laclzsori, Mizzn, Sophomore Utiffa, Mlfili, Freshman Iaclcrzon, Missa. Sophomore Crystal Springs, F-fllflfi. Sophomore Bolton, Miffx. Freshman Bolton, Miss. Sophomore Utica, Mifzfz. Freshman Crystal Springs, Miss. Freshman Raymond, Miss. Freshman Summit, Miss. Freshman lackson, Miss. Sophomore Bolton, Miss. Sophomore Utica, Miss. ,I ' i' 45l, .' v , F F F 'i .w,H,,,.,1e-7j'f'l2'fTQ-7 E -UTY: -Lf' 'fill' fir' ' Sai 'iis 5- l1i?!Z-wfhv ra ' 9 -'-'nears' ' s at -' . - ' Q- --r ' -1 -- I 1 -83,1 .i 'fl 5 r fat! , av-v L 1.1! - X . ' r . - dui was gl F . , 2 X lun: s -bn , t 1 A mi G0 .1 In BULLDOGS -v ' f -. ,W I GO 'L all .- ' 'UG' 5' lun A Al 141 xi ,fit 11, L J 1 in . VVS' N- T X 'Sf RMS ,ff S 5 l 2 3 if GE W A 1 NW , K QZQ1, 2393? mv 'JWYSWWQ NN do ,D falvw QS 5 -f , 7 ,Y . if X 5 A O 5 :' is ' Q f L 5 5 A ,A , K 5 'ff 'AF , I ' 0 x 'Y' 'rx '- C : Y . V . n ' ' 3 0 x H Q 0 O .isis 'J' 'N '0ooooo0 . F QNUED 1 93 'kfvqvyfltf' N atb- Q '17 A C A D E M I C S xxxxxxxxxxyy S 1 E! 4 0 f., 0 09 4: 1 'fn :S Il . 50099 0O .... t 5 ' n 0 0 8 ar Q l' 5 vu, 'Munn ,Q-' lf, l .,. I NNNXxxxxxxxXNXxxx . . - . Q . . . . Q . - Q . 5 Q HRX 5-g. ....' ox ...asf Z 4 3:5 if Z 2 5 2: x as.. aj! Q? If 's 14th 13th 12th llth 10th GRADE GRADE GRADE GRADE GRADE Q ffx CWS 635' 'VN tux 3+-J' .IWN C' wfun' X-..,4' ,. fx l ' 1 4, ! Q 76 TOMMIE ALEXANDER General Education I. P. ALLEN General Education lOE S. ANDERSON General Education ROY DENNIS ANDERSON General Education NELSON ATKINSON General Education MAXINE BARNER General Education ROBERT CARL BARNER Auto Mechanics BABARA BARNES General Education HELENA BEECHEM General Education IULIUS BOARDEN Pre-Industrial Arts lANlTA BRADLEY General Education MARY BRADY PreBusiness lOl-IN BRANSON General Education ARLETHA BRENT Pre-Science B. C. BRIDGES General Education lackson Edwards l-lazlehurst State Line Bolton Wesson Wesson Hazlehurst Edwards Wesson Utica lackson lackscn lackson lackson The Sophomore ELENOICE E-ROINN lqiclcsori General Educatiuri GLADYS BURNS Learned General Education WALTER CATCHINGS Incl-:son General Education IIINILIYE COLEMAN lackson General Education IOHNNY COURSE Iackscn Pre'Matliernatics IOYCE DANIELS Iackson General Education EDNA DAVIS Raymond General Education TOIIIMY DAVIS Hattiesburg General Education EAHNEST DIVINE Bolton Pre-Business MOSBY DIXON Georgetown Pre-Business STELLA EDVVARDS Iackson General Education LELA FERGUSON Raymond General Education ODELL ELAGG ' Edwards General Education IERILEAN FOSTER Edwards General Education IERRY L. ERAZIER Utica Class of 1963 JA. in '15 tn! rf ol 77 lib' ffx VT. rw N a 6 S I - 5 fa.- la aft-ax I f ' 'I X - t I .5 - at I 1. ,fn I I ,if I . If Q I, , ,-Q rv., 'Q-1-Z -iw? nrt x oe' 49 , 109 M x.1 ...of ,-ax fri' ...I Q3 if .Sgr if '-'Y L, , qw- f 'Q Q ,fy B, tx ' .V I 1 'idk . -mx 'Ox 78 'T' LEROY HENDERSON Bolton General Education T. L. Harvey Iackson General Education ROSIE HARRIS Bolton General Education LaSALLE HARRIS lackson General Education GEORGIA HARRIS Georgetown General Education DOROTHY HARRIS Iackson General Education ANNIE HARRIS Bolton 'General Education CHRISTINE HARDY Utica General Education VELMA GUINES TeI'rY General Education FLOREE GUSTAVIS Hazlehtlfsl Pre-Mathematics SANDRA GRIFFIN Iackson Pre,Business MELVIN GREENE Edwards General Education EARNEST GREENE Edwards General Education CORA. GREEN lackson General Education ARNETI' GARRETT lackson The Sophomore MARGARETTE HERRON TRAVIS HILL ROY HILTON General Education MARY HIGGINS General Education Pre-Busine Q General Education CAROLYN HORNE General Education ROBERT IACKSON General Education MYRTLE IACOBS General Education BOBBY IOHNSON General Education IERELINE IOHNSON General Education R, C. IOHNSON Pre-Mathematics YVONNE IOHNSON General Education CATHERINE IONES General Education EDWA RD IONES General Education MINNIE IORDAN General Education VIVIAN KELLY General Education Class of 1963 lqicksfiri I' UllCG Wesson Hazlehurst Hattiesburg Iaclcson Utica Iackson Jackson Edwards Iackson Terry Iackson Edwards Utica ,X YWSK sf ,qi it Q, a f ' I M ,K Ill, rm lift l 24. X 'a , Q sea ' IV' 5 x , Q 'Halal' I T :H -c f 'N QVX QV' is QYX 80 X.. .- Sf Af ALFRED NELSON Crystal Springs Pre-Industrial Arts IOHNNY NEAL Carpenter General Education MARY NAVE Carpenter General Education MARY MOORE Iackson General Education ALMA I. MITCHELL I-Iazlehurst General Education ROBERT MILLER Hazlehurst General Education TYRONE MCCELLIUS Iackson General Education GEORGIA MCELORY lackson General Education WILLIE MAYFIELD lackson General Education I-IATTIE MAXIE Bolton General Education WALTER MASON Bolton General Education BARBARA MASON Carpenter General Education CHRISTINE MARSHALL lackson General Education PAUL MARBRO Carlisle Auto Mechanics IAMES KING Wesson The Sophomore 'NSx1-wv- 'V-rv' rl lll llr rm...-xql Ll'-ml: ll 'lvxlfzr' .,.,L. l I xl Xlyil' I rw: ll 1' VC '.'fE'Ll. i , , oplllvl 1 Effiff G e n or ,Q ,Q N , L'lv9llL'li C N'Q C'2 'S '- ,J,4r',. 1 f dn .,- rgrlxblfff ljyllll-lllvll lllul .mr n V n .r xl. ,. 2,1 1 l, X... AL.. I E.Qlu1i.a!:Qn l EClLlffillOll l Fdurjfmon l Eilgiaflin ff 'l'S 'il LMS F .1-.IL -XFJLTEL A ll ' 7 S f'D'lT ,A .., . .. lxlmlwglnrd Inrkson l lll-in llflm Terry Ullu'3 Hailelmrst la-ilcson Ulica Bolton l.3Cl:S0n H-ailehursl Anti Meihanlis S SITIS Edwards General E-Zlufarron ' 3 E..,lT?f ' Edwards General Edurauon l Sf-HTH Wesson Rum M6-ihanifs Cliff '.k'!'l.C? Crystal Sprxnqs General Eduiatrfn ass of 1963 Wa Q' -Q L JOHNNYE THOMPSON Edwards JOSEPHINE TILLMAN Bolton FREDDIE TURNER Jackson EARNEST VINSON Hazlehurst Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Wesson Jackson Bolton Jackson Jackson Jackson Bolton The Sophomore EIJXRNLTSTIIXJE Y.-K L' krivfllrxlfll ELiLLu'-,KTIUII ., P'-,Q Uv,-rmvz,1l Lkluxymlz I1 .'.'f'aI,1'ffi'. '1',f'lYfIdf'H yu I-V, I1 xic 'fl H11 'gy -. if S E-E.II 1' '1'.7H'E5 Ur jf ru-1511 Elin wx Il 'rf-KTFQQ UQ1 !,.f,fnc-:AI E in :min :,.A.,:Y VKYVU ,P ..,..I.- ,, .L H PQ m .:P:r::'f: 'rug' Class of 1963 ,pf- fi! 1 ,.,N 'WN l 1 'K lv' 83 3' l Nz 'Y K-5 Q' w -A -.J ,io v , ,-1 EARLEAN ALLEN LESSIE ATKINSON ROY AYERS CORA BANKS ELIZABETH BARBER L. C. BARBER CHARLENE BARNER EARNEST REVIS LOUISE BERRY IOHNNIE DUBOISE CHARLENE BOZEMAN STELLA BROWN BILLY BRANTLEY EARLEAN BROWN VERSEY BROWN WILLIE D. BURNS HANNAH BYRD WILLIE BYRD HAZEL CAVETT IRENE CAVETT ELLA CLARK ALBERT COOPER THOMAS COURSE BEATRICE CROWDER MCKENZIE CRUIVIP LULA CURTIS IAMES CROSS Learned Bolton Crystal Springs Iackson Bolton Bolton Wesson Hattiesburg Crystal Springs Hattiesburg Terry I-lazlehurst Georgetown Crystal Springs Crystal Springs Raymond Brookhaven Brookhaven Clinton P Clinton Iackson Hattiesburg lackson Edwards Terry Utica Utica -Z fs My '13 vvs be 'Ur 7 xv: IUIIE CAMMACK Crystal Springs Freshmen K ,f !.f v K 'Q 8,1 Y.. Q't., 1.,m .. I 'jim X 5 TA 'Ui un... W i-4' :ZW 'Wx v ,f 6 It L 4 P ,up ,. f'S , ,I WS 5 E 5 '.q F 'I 'Gif 1 II 1. ai' J' E 'V J, . O n. . lg. . ,ff Nb. - -'S .J 1 Freshmen WILLIE ROBINSON LEVIE ROBINSON IOE N. ROBINSON SIIELLY ROUNDTREE GERALDINE SAMUEL ARNA SANDERS MELVIN SANDERS O. C. SANDERS ROBERT SANDERS RICHARD SAVAGE ROSIE SCOTT CHARLES SERTIN BENNIE F. SHANNON GLADY SHELLY LAURA SINGLETON ALVESTER SMITH IOHN SMITH LEE DESTRA SMITH ROBERT SMITH WILLIE C, SMITH ROSA STAMPLEY IOHNNY STEVVART IANIE STOVALL ANNIE R. TAYLOR GLOREASTEAN TAYLOR CLAUDETTE THOMAS LEROY THOMAS EDDIE LEE THOMPSON 1,,1y5mI 51111111115 sm, II' 1 k C1y:'I11I S1,1in1g:3 Iackson IGLESOU Rayrnfrnd HaIt1QsIg,111q IWII11 'FI C1'yS1faI Springs Vicksburg Utifta H511t1QsIv1,11q Hazlehurst Clinton Hazlehurst Terry Utica Uiica Maqnoha HazIeh1.1rst Vicksburg Iackson HazIeI'1urst Iackszn ViCk5I1ur g Ed 1 d r'I1I'I'fD 1: LOUISE TIIQKIESDN Iackson I. E THORTON Iackson CATHERINE TURNER Hazlehursi HAT. '.'A - XRD YEAL Iackson QHARLES VINCENT HazIehurSt FLORIDA I.'.'!xRREN Iackson EETTY XYIEEDEIJ Edwards ROBERT WIIITE Raymond IOHII WIIILTLR Uiica DORUTIIY WILBERT Hazlehurst ARDELIA WILLIAMS Utica EERNIUE ' I'.' ILI,I!XIX'IS H-HZIQIIIJYSI ,LEO WILLIfQ.MS Edwardil CLOFIA WILLIAMS I-3f'I4SOn DOROTHY WILLIAMS I-Iazlehurst HERBERT W, WILSCDN Philadelphia BETTYE WINTERS Uiica WILLIE C. WOODALL Terry BOOIIER T. WQODARD I-Iazlehurst EDDIE L. WREN Lorman' Freshmen WCW HF 'S I I 1 F TE +I ..- I . I IA u I y 'V' it I x I: f W1 - ' -N , 5 Y' --- X. ' I' W' E . 9 -I if I. J A 'I - A W9 RVN' ima. ' 94' 90 Wh-N-'-4 X. Rf PHILLIP BA'I'TLE MARY BEEMIIAM ROOSEVELT BEECHAM DOROTHY IEAN BOYD DAISY BREAICFIELD BARBARA BROOME ORA LEE BROWN MARY CALLAI-IAN BETTY COLEMAN EUGENE COLEMAN IURIST LEE CRAFT LEONARD L. CRAFT SARAH L. 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