Utica Junior College - Uticanite Yearbook (Utica, MS)

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I am a true labourer: I earn that I eat, get that I Wear, oWe no man hate, envy no man's happiness, glad of other men's good. 16 In hh i

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STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT It has been my privilege to serve you as president of your student government during the 1963-64 school year. Thank you for your enthusiastic and zealous support in helping to make this another successful year, and may you continue to build on the foundation laid by the faculty and administration of our beloved school. I am sure this yearbook will provide many happy memories of the activities and intellectual events that have become a part of our lives at Utica Junior College. NOAH JOHNSON, President Student Council 15

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ea. ...inf-1 -uw PRESIDENT WALTER WASHINGTON A.B., M.S., Ed.S. I2 'W Ng.:-hiv! r X ,..,,.,....,...m,..w- V - - ' ,, It if, i an ff xii 07 '1 M 1-1F.2N.:u,,' Sew er..- . , , A .., W Ms.m.'.M-- A Greetings: The Uticanite is a reflection of the daily living of students and faculty here at Utica Junior College. More than that, it is a reflection of the rapid growth and development which the college has experienced. We hope that each student who attends the college will be challenged by this development to do his best each day. One of the major purposes of the institution is to build into the students a sense of responsibility, efficiency, and service. We are happy to see these character traits develop- ing day by day in our student body. It is a source of pleasure to see many graduates who have gone on into employment, senior college, graduate school and, in many instances, are back giving service to their communities. As we grow, may we be motivated by a sense of service. Sincerely yours, Walter Washington President WWfejh I7