Utica Junior College - Uticanite Yearbook (Utica, MS)

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XXX,1,i5' XX X....XX:' XX., X.XX. .,.X X X -A1 .X ML f' fzixiiii THE FRONTIERS ARE NOT EAST OR WEST. NORTH OR SOUTH, BUT WHEREVER A MAN FRONTS A FACT. THOREAU REGISTRATIUN The initial fact fronting returning sophomores and new freshmen is one of registration for a new term! It is a necessary but hectic-and often frustrating-experience. But as a result of this initial ordeal, they stand on the threshold of the frontier of knowledge. N l gt EPS Q its ' s su?- 5 P, . . M 'av y , f Q l , 1 - ai: :B A . . M Q st. 4 ,NF 'Y , 'V 3352, r-Q., ,Hz 5 :lex 5-'sys , QSM-' -q , 'N ,gl--5 X Y 16' is f 5 5 N1 Q Q -p Nt f will , if tm-f X0 CARDS KW!-'I DE' HERE . if A NEW YEAR BEGINS ik, s A an E ,. ,.-...adm-.L 4 I , .A, -5-wQj:: , .-,. .1,, A , , ,gi Pamela Chess receives an individual demonstration in drawing the human figure. Shirley Barnes peers at a microscropic slide in Biology Lab. A .1 S bi x 4 1 K A 5 , Q .1 ' Wi-V QE, , Iii' X '. ,. it' . , Y' .1 .! 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P ' .. T.-'fazfkxfiisifiif, , 1-:M-'wk m',Qf'f .,.. , Tim?-i'.: .afg- nity of the brother- hood of mankind. echnical advancement. nstitution of higher learning. onductor of knowledge from one mind to another. cademic and vocational fields of study. ustice for one and for all. nexcelled standards of higher education. atural environment for to take place. mmovable goal for the betterment of mankind. ptimism in social, political and religious atmospheres. esponsibility shared through- out the institution. ommemoration for those founding fore-fathers. rganization of both mind and spirit. eadership qualities developed. iberty of education given to all. quality throughout the institution and each organization. ood will toward each and everyone. ducation sought and found. Ioe Perkins-All-State drummer UIC adds 9dUC3ti0f1 t0 everything that makes your schooling right!' Gail Moncure 1 I-5 fro if , li is if l.1S4l,. i. . r , if ' T' .7 L- I 5 ,, ff' .f T1 'fs , , 'n 'H . . . .kt Q. Q-4 J . 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Ierry Iones concentrates on a shot to the side pocket in a game of pool. 7 . --- , gn, --- t, Q -.U-,,.. , ev- , 1 ., , ..n, , . - gli-5l.l'l!H-. 1:5 SCO Vice-President Lisa Ross and Secretary Rachel Kelly make preparations for SCAM meetings. u, FJ. t W... ,111 . 4 - '- ' f , ft x M .1 f .y .wwf .M .rQi4,.f. M:ff'3:f'l , . A 1 :5.,,, 'N 1 Carpentry student Eddie A . , XU4, . V Hunt installs drawer guides by P- .,,, i ' on a Cabinet. ' nga. , .QQ f... 2 ,qf vu' . ., t,.h M . . ., x . ag..-1.2-asvw. an Q R : ,.r F . .. way... 5,1 , 'Q' ' S.. . 4- up 1.3, , x gi ui' li gl F Ms pro-v-'M . nf . t 1 . ,, ,f s ' . ..,,, Charles McDonald inquires about job opportunities during Career Day at UIC. I Verlene Tory models an original creation. Brent Mitchell makes the sparks fly! x I 'rw if-fr - --M.-f' -va -fell 5-4 ? 'Af r rg. It 'F -LJ' ' fav' 3. +1 ting? 5,4-, . ' , t g 9 fa., ,, R. I e . , ,- iflf lgf at . vi 2' -fa z ' 'E x .-' 3 'i 6 r y f ' Y I f. 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DAVID MCCORD r -' r-iam.-f A NEW MAIOR IN MUSIC The Humanities Division continued to expand its curricular offferings with the introduction of a Music Education major in the Department of Music this fall. Dr. Cooper reported he was pleased with an initial enrollment of seven students in the new program. The new curriculum has been designed to prepare majors with the first two years toward a degree in Music Education. Although initial concentration is being placed upon the voice as a performing instrument, practice rooms have been built also for piano. Once the new pianos arrive on campus, a major concentration will be available in piano for students. Lorene Allen, jacqueline Gary, Amelia Brown, and Tracy jefferson try using rhythm instruments. VGICE AND PIANO ARE THE LATEST HUMANITIES CURRICULAR OFFERINGS Amelia Brown practices piano under Dr. Cooper's direction. tix if .1 ...E . rr 1 V, ww-muf,,,,i.,UmAxc b ' , S f 1 it .,,, is ,Q . W Q: A Slflkti w - , Q va?-Q1 ,,,-.av-MQ f -64 ins., i Majors Anthony Evans, Lorene Allen, Margaret Gilmore, and Tracy Iefferson observe Dr. Cooper's practical example of music theory. i li A an ' Tracy Iefferson practices voice under the direction of Clara Porter. ti t 5 . Beverly O'Neii programs info for the computer. DATA PROCESSING COMPUTER SCIENCE 4 ,fin 2 1,9 new-i Jmff-'. .4 COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY COMES TO UIC As a result of the recent installation of IBM's 1130 Computer System, the Director ofthe Computer Center, William Walker, announced the initiation of two new curricular programs in computer technology. Data Processing has been designed to provide two years study resulting in an Associate of Science degree. Computer Science provides the first two years required for transfer to a university degree program. 1-1,- DATA PROCESSING Shirley Frazier Beverly O'Neil june Walker -o ,. rxiixi... 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Who's Who in American Iunior Colleges . . . cooking . . . sewing . . . attending concerts . .. plans independence through a career in child care and personal development through travel. Scorpio Edwards Media Technology major .. . Miss Sophomore MAROON 8: GOLD FLASH Editor ? we 3 IBFUEDUDEXIVHHKEHQZHEB Libra . . . Pre-Nursing major . . . Miss Freshman . . . Campus Ministry . . . member of Utica Iunior College Band reading .. . dancing sewing .. . playing the saxophone . . . plans to continue her studies at Alcorn State University. Usher Club President ... THE UTICANITE staff ... writing reading dancing plans to attend the University of Southern Mississippi and continue her studies in Media Technology. PUR11RICHfX.PdNlQ LAdSBiSCDPJ .. mv'- T Y +35 J: vm jf .1 f 'wi qgswei T L N -,... WH! --M ,,, 21 Q7 .I I MISS 5?Nl ,lF'Hf +ICQDMCDRE , ,lv-, , ,. . A fha ' A ' if '4 -A 4 3, ,ffl ' Wh X -. 4 . I 1? -r . 'Z , . V 'P sc ws F is ghd 'U L ,. I V J' lm' . 22 Q. ,VHF A Ji' ., Wu' Pl QQ, us' ixg 4 W iii u I s N K ' s it . J? gs' H, 'fm L 'u ' 4 I Q 5 0 Q 5' N . . Y - 1- PATRICIA ANN IACKSON if 5-3 M.: if F191 'Mum 'KF 1 gr X mg W gf.. -.we 'H' f, '- 1.- M xi. NH il , ,pl W W1 ...L Q, ai kgfv ,QA bu A X. . 4 MISS FRESHMA ff' ' A-ff--11 ., 1. , , A , USN' ...MM .,. .Yi , 44 vmnwr 23 , STUDENT GO 'vER.NMEN T REPRESENTATIVES STUDENTS WHO HAVE DISPLAYED SPECIAL LEADERSHIP ABILITIES REPRESENT ALL UTI- CANITES IN THE UTICA IUNIOR COLLEGE STU- DENT GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATION. MEM- BERS OF THE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL WERE ELECTED BY THE ENTIRE STUDENT BODY OF U.I.C. REPRESENTATIVES FROM THE FRESH- MAN AND SOPHOMORE CLASSES WERE ELECTED BY MEMBERS OF THEIR RESPECTIVE CLASSES. CHERYL GUSTAVIS PRESIDENT, S.G.O. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL . ,Y z Q A 4- , if - ii. X, -' V .WR Mm , E ,,'mgt.,- I.: I 4- R 1 1 ' 7? ' vv tl' .N ., .I I, ,,,k K 5 I I -'T :Nei 4, I1 . Qu. I 'Y X . fi , as 4. ' , ,, . ., vig?-I DDBJ -Q 4...- y. - . X ,N-I 3 5 xxx Six, I , . f I S I .. 3 gf gpg' I! , IZ Ik 'Iggy Q57 I -M 1 I F 'X TI' I DELORIS TENNON PARTHENA SINGLETON DEBRA MIMS PARLIAMENTARIAN ASSISTANT SECRETARY BUSINESS MANAGER EXECUTIVE COUNCIL EXECUTIVE COUNCIL EXECUTIVE COUNCIL 16 Q 5 If I '31 Q N121 XT if IE 'X ' 'Wh XB 33 Ili N . STUDENT GOVERNMENT REPRESENTATIVES 'PS . v ,-N , , , . t . ... , . ,qxk , 1 Er' S sf' fl? 5 Sfxfi I f 'W if J 5 I? I 40 ,,, f, f I W S1 . If! ' - A 5: i 4 ,I Pm H5' 353 Q5 Q, i RQ I if ff f fi? Q' N A ,S.V .- V 1 ,.,V I A ' 3555 A I , A fl 1 . '--M .,S', PATRICIA ANN IACKSON MISS SOPHOMORE LUELLA SMITH MISS u.1.c. ff I if 1 ff d ,K 'W ww ,IS 4' af if N, ui , 4 fi. 2, 4 , , I is AA! N ff 5 ju' . I xg I X N X X x 'MXN if x 3 1 It x. , CLIFTON BROWN PRESIDENT, FRESHMAN CLASS CLEOPHUS HENDERSON VICE-PRESIDENT, FRESHMAN CLASS VERTIS ROCKINCHAM SECRETARY, FRESHMAN CLASS TRENEY MONCURE PRESIDENT, SOPHOMORE CLASS ALVYLYN IONES VICE-PRESIDENT, SOPHOMORE CLASS CAROL AVERY SECRETARY, SOPHOMORE CLASS 25 NOMINEES FOR WHO'S WHO IN ANIEGRICAN IUNIOR COLLEGES LUELLA SMITH Miss U.l.C.g Maroon Sr Gold staffg Editor, The Uticanite: Choir: President, Phi Theta Kappa: Campus Ministry: R.O.T.C.: SCO LAVERNE GRIFFIN Esquirette Clubg Campus Ministryg Choir xi is 'fyift STUDENT SCHOLARSHIP, PARTICIPATION AND LEADERSHIP IN ACADEMIC AND EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES, CITIZENSHIP AND SERVICE TO UTICA IUNIOR COLLEGE, AND A PROMISE OF FUTURE USEFULNESS ARE CRITERIA FOR NOMINATION TO WHO'S WHO IN AMERICAN IUNIOR COLLEGES. A CAMPUS COMMITTEE HAS DETERMINED THAT TEN UTICANITES MERIT THE DISTINCT HONOR FOR NOMINATION IN 1978. 75 -'ZW M LAURA GRAISE BANKS Mu Alpha Theta ff A f X IANICE KINZIE Campus Ministryg Esquirette Club: Sociology Club CHERYL GUSTAVIS President, SGOg Choirg R.O.T.C.g Campus Ministry: Science Clubg Usher Club ,ri Q, . ,5 , 'il X 1 4 f :l...A...n..n.-A-nu., 'nl ,Ez L W - '- I fii 2 4917 l I L I I I i l I I 26 X 'XM ...m,.-.- --F it V-1 .k ' 0-. 74 . .W f- is P Y G .4-Q-an , 4, aqui- WM L4 W 'Q 'H iff 2 W av Jlw i ,Nw wi A K R ,gy ,, ,W C y 4 R' 1, - .,m D We u ,whiny X. I i ll C , ix , N . ' '4 wig, '. ' 1' XB - fer. , f 4' +-.L , A im Wm? L. w., an 1 Q x 2+- . .X WMQQ X - ,ix - U. 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I H v , 'Z 2.55. 86' If 11, 1, Y ' 1 af ..., ,Q 'ls gg, . dn ii Mig' QV is -1 fn.'. 4 W 'ga 'Wu 5 BULLDOGS RALLY AFTER SUFFERING TWO LOSSES TO HINDS IUNIOR COL- LEGE, THE UTICA IUNIOR COLLEGE BASEBALL TEAM RALLIED BEHIND THE PITCHING OF IOHNNY WEST AND IERRY MITCHELL TO REVERSE A POOR BEGINNING SEA- SON. TWICE DEFEATING MARY HOLMES AND AFTER SPLITTING A DOUBLE HEADER WITH COPIAH-LINCOLN. THE UTICA BULLDOGS EMBARKED UPON THE PATH OF VICTORY WINNING THE NEXT EIGHT GAMES. COACHED BY HOSEA FRANKLIN AND SPIRITED BY THE OUTSTANDING BAT TING OF REX HARRIS, WILLIE RO- ZELL, AND RICHARD BRADLEY, THE BULLDOGS CLOSED THEIR 1977 SEASON BY POSTING A 16-10 OVERALL RECORD. REX HARRIS 1977 ROSTER I GARY ADAMS IERRY ANDERSON l RICHARD BRADLEY I DAVID DANIELS I TOMMY GOLDSBERRY REX HARRIS MARTHA HAYES I SYLVIA HAYES TOMMY IACKSON I MALCOLM MAY IERRY MITCHELL GREG PAYTON CALVIN PRICE WILLIE ROZELL I IAMES WASHINGTON I CALVIN WEATHERSBY IOHNNY WEST I IOHNNY WRIGHT RICHARD BRADLEY . , xy - -. I , '- ' ' 1 l. .si ff . o - 1- ,- .fi . cw, L: 5.s f l: x -.- . w if, , ,ju . R I was 2w.,m.SIF:.A 6,9 2 I Q I My s L -.L X K Ma .. it Q .2 V ,ij . A . , . , Xe A f mf I jig-A Mt' V , 'Egg ' Q, -bszmnli . WEST RETURNS TO DUGOUT AFTER HITTING A GRAND SLAM Q I L' I fp ff V ? I A Ex Q' . ff, 'V Ayr, , QV. ,A,'V E ' : . ff I , ,V V NVA, 5 vi' ' A? Q Ki + Q, 2:6 I 5 ,, 5' BULLDOGS SUFFER NARROW LOSSES TO A COACH FRANKLIN'S VALIANT BULLDOGS WERE NARROWLY DEFEATED AT RAYMOND BY HINDS IUNIOR COLLEGE EARLY IN THE SEASON. UTICA SUFFERED LOSSES OF 6-7 AND 6-7 IN A DOUBLE HEADER. IN EVIDENCE WAS THE SPIRIT AND DETERMINATION CHARACTERIZING THE TEAM WHICH WOULD PUT THE BULLDOGS IN THE WINNING POSITION IN LATER GAMES. 32 I ei lqjlxs X X t I , .rife -., uf' - ,, 'sg suf- - N... g. -Q .,. 5 FQ- A ' fs ' vg 1- , ' J s .F 1-'ff'is,,t'L . , I,gp,f:., . ' .R I W , ' . - .---T---i'-1r'. i 2 - . ...,. . Y W if fuk EQ-,xv v S 1 1 VG? 4 .- -R' ..,.. ' V u V . ' C ' -1 , ' ,, ' ' ' 'f 331- ' 3' X. - - ,. - . -- ,, Ls X .sf v- -, iq 1977 SCHEDULE Alcorn State University U.V.j Hinds Iunior College Holmes Iunior College jackson State University U.V.l Hinds Iunior College Copiah-Lincoln Iunior College Copiah-Lincoln Iunior College Southwest Mississippi Ir. Col. Southwest Mississippi Ir. Col. Prentiss Institute Prentiss Institute Holmes Iunior College Gulf Coast Iunior College Gulf Coast Iunior College Prentiss Institute Prentiss Institute , 7 , '- ,Ave-Nw . ,bv I siii . 1 ' I V,. W. , . , I tg . is P st 5 ' I ' I 1 ni 'f' - 1 L Q 'reg' FQ 's,' - 0 . 3 I ' f K ' I f-1,'QQ:':'?5f.g ,, . , W fr -'X if - ' 1 V s + l 1- 5 4 5 , - A 1 f ,ff . 5? , , ,,.,t . f -Q g,.p' A . ' . I f 4 f .,.,,. -- M , 1.55m I Vi, . f V 'f A , - Q -V I Jq. p wt 75? , Nw . I 55352-Zig t l 1 I PITCHING RECORD Iohnny West 5-1 Ierry Mitchell 3-2 Calvin Weathersby 1-1 BATTINC RECORD Rex Harris .571 10 home runs Willie Rozell .435 8 home runs Richard Bradley .420 5 home runs :gf-1 , ,-,: away home home away home away home home away away home away away home home away COACH Dr. Cleon McKnight MEMBERS Wayne Harrison F'sted, St. Croix V.l. Mary Hines jackson, Mississippi Charlie jackson TENNIS TE IS I Lx,- we 'M ,ss hug- vs iw 'I 'Q A . suis sig NNW W. in ,sms 5 as WINNER S iv, --,i Nc.. ,Q , .. 5 f 1 W Q '-s., . v ,W ,,.. , ex ' . I 5 'ri A ' V A 5 3 C ,X hx fa Q an S If 15 x QM 1' ,, , F , Q' Egg 5 ' gf ii - 1 Vi 5' E?filf's '2g!:,1'?'l gif? J Vs .LJ juli , ., . - in ' ss.s.,,,vQ -- + lvf 2 I 2 f '- ' .,.. 1 J' j lv :- .. 5' if F lv ., AA 44 ' -sg ., V , I ' 1 f ,. , f Q' , , I e . .M , O , , , f ,, f :ve 'rp W,-f V, - . f f 7,1 3 . si 1 f ..-5 v. , ,, 1' ,, ,wr 1 ,- gm ' r 1.4 . . , i -. gk y . .4 - ... , ,A . - , i Gftvz, , v Wm, .gm . , 1 A - . ' . 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Mary Hines and Charlie jackson led District IV in their respective singles classes, going on to participate in the State Championship play offs held in Meridian in April. .-nw ix j 'fly' ,!' -Q Z:-si, ,V I 1 y 3 qi.,-f. .I Q S W ,f is 54 iv 4 1, , 0 N . , ,,, , 4 r 1 1 ' .4 .......... or ,W W iii lf- A f t - 13 'i,. .. f.A.1 U.. I Iackson serves qi, X -V.. Q , will xx 2 ' if- I I 1. 3 , I ff I' A 3 X Qi X ' xl wi iq. -4 ' xy ., Iggy' 1 'ix ji W j A X, t .V 1, t , sw ffl ' XQ: ,i ' sis x A ,. I wg 5 K W Q , K y I , , . H ik .. A . ity .si . . , ity., I in I L .wg f ,YA F1 i A , , -'s 4 .afgv T 5 - K' ', N Q Q . lx A I N ' f v- , ' -'I si I . . X t I r ss r r I i ei ' V I A M' ns?-IMF? at Q. 1 25+ ., Qt M S3'.',R VHA.-fxxii, 1 5 7 s v ' vw 'Q Q' ' f ' f , ' , G . EIZ h ..p. ix l . ,pal , Ais. , P ti 8. Q , xx .,'..', A ,:sw,hx,,m Q. ,lax ,S A 1 I, , ' J -' ' QT: 'H-ct. ' ' .: lay . .r p 'QE-V. .-fs.-e,x i V19 an 4 , wsygjfriggfgtw .rx J . D .- n , ,I '. V.. v, irc , Li' ,bud G 'ki J Q4 ' ,, A, 7 ' Wi' V, . 'o Jt sf i fm.. '--,-f . jing' 'I 'I f' V' if W . , I '45 i ,ff if-1-gi.f..la, i:? g.,,W't I I , A f- I ' cfs,-5-...yi -fee M --I - an-1 1s Q. jackson displays his skill Hines proudly displays her trophy-lst Place District IV Women's Singles I Q i fi- I , I ., 4 . it it ' 5 i ,l Qibi. Qs pl fv I ,4 vga g p' 1 ' , 'sis w Y ' , 'Z I , 1 f 'ik .I 'Q 5 is Green goes up for the toss 36 St? x 'V fn , . .4.., f .. . Q 1 f ' it una: 1 I i NN-r N--.. M BULLDUGS DEFEAT PRE TISS Fans were treated to an exciting game as Utica hosted arch- rival Prentiss Institute in outstanding floor action. ' Switching scoring leads several times through out the night, the Bulldogs pulled a 77-76 victory. The final horn sounded a note of relief for the exhausted team and fans. Y' 'N'-up Q iv i ,, : - Ratliff scores lm. ll , lf, nm:-wf ' -v -'ff ,. Free shot for Green Harrison leaps for the rebound Ratliff shows his jump-shot 37 THE UTICA IUNIOR COLLEGE . .',- hllv ' N ' y -:-' Y it f , L 3 S ., S' 'RMK If 3 ,, ..,, .,.. . , Q E ? - '..4 : 5 Xu, xx t Q, W Q V .I L :R v 7: . i' rw t P ,Se Ax . if-Q 'C In ,wwf aa 5 ik mx 1 A 'V-aesswmslx Y H X. M X COACH EARL I. NELSON During eleven years Coach Nelson has Compiled a most impressive record of 269 wins and 70 losses. W? A' 4 A 7 p , , i 5 Y A i l ' ,O x es ,' X f Q, l . qs-x ROBERT STRONG ASSISTANT COACH uf' -4 pi' MIAA A ,f QQIICA I ff l Cf! 2 71 num., .- I , CARY ADAMS Brandon, Mississippi LEON ARCHIE jackson, Mississippi ARTISS BERRY jackson, Mississippi LARRY BUCK Flora, Mississippi BURTON DAVIS, IR. jackson, Mississippi LEE ELLIS jackson, Mississippi ROBERT FERGUSON jackson, Mississippi RONNIE GREEN Camden, Mississippi WAYNE HARRISON F'sted, St. Croix, V.l. ELLIS IOHNSON Vicksburg, Mississippi IERRY IONES Helena, Arkansas IOHN MCCRICCS Utica, Mississippi LARRY POINDEXTER Tougaloo, Mississippi STANLEY EARL RATLIFF Pearl, Mississippi WILLIAM WHITE Vicksburg, Mississippi 39 Green gets the tip for Utica as play opens against Hinds in pre- season game AO M9365 f K s AQ A A ini. 1, I, f-nh-.W xx'-W4 10 ugygpqgwkigi . .. ..-' vii Ratliff gets a free throw After downing Southwestern 85-79 in opening action of the Utica Pre-Season Tournament, the Bulldogs advanced to meet Hinds in a hard fought contest. Though leading by one point at the half, Coach Nelson's valiant team saw the lead switch again to Hinds in the second half. Final score: Utica 85, Hinds 88. W UTICA NARRUWLY LUSES TU HINDS Monica Sue Alexander McNeil, Arkansas Shirley Barnes Utica, Mississippi Beverly Buffington McNeil, Arkansas Maggie Callahan Utica, Mississippi Mary Calvin Vicksburg, Mississippi Cora Lee Grayer Flora, Mississippi Mary Hampton Manager Iacqueline Hunter Edwards, Mississippi Beverly Ann Martin Raymond, Mississippi Linda McCune Edwards, Mississippi Carolyn MCMillian Hazlehurst, Mississippi Barbara Turner McNeil, Arkansas 44 1.-,K . l 'Y' Xwwf ' : g r ' 5, --UA , ..., V .R an , ,, XX e Q - COACH MARY ROBBINS Coach Robbins enters her third season at Utica junior College with a 26 won-24 lost record. Miss Robbins has a wealth of experiences to import to the Bulldogettes: she was All-State in high school, All-State in junior college two years, All-Mississippi Valley three years, AAU National Foul Shooting Champion, three years professional basketball, and All-American. k M-,mmm -NA-'NN Q . , X CM K... 1 My ,ff ? 1' -ES 1 H 3? , .. Q E Qi 8 -Q UIC WINS BY ONE PCINT! RIVAL CO-LIN DEFEATED The Bulldogettes narrowly defeated their old rival Co-Lin in one of the most exciting games of the season. Hinds Iunior College hosted the pre- season tournament which saw Utica lose 58-71 to Southwestern on the opening night of play. Bouncing back, the UIC women's team displayed their outstanding skill and determination against rival Co-Lin in a game which changed leads several times before the final horn. Final score, Utica 64, Co-Lin 63. X ' Q 1 E, ,vu v-.ygw-Qu xx 5 f I 4. W +4 nw ', 04 3 .. ,tx -1394 . x-ax, 'v ' -ui P 7 -1 nw-'-M T'- - A2- 3 Wi - fi NR 'Sum T rx. BULLDOGETTES CRUSH PRENTISS Fans were treated to a stunning victory as the Bulldogettes rolled over Prentiss Institute 108 to 20. The Prentiss Team just Could not Cope with the outstanding UIC women. 4 K sri. ,gb ,. 7,11- H. gps-V .. s-1 ss W iT,.-.Iii i Q A K 7 w xg CHEERLE DERS Vw- wb. mV .ages '75,- -:asm ,ya Nun 1 -Q. lf!! 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A 4' 1 ' 0 , -5 ' H V. , , v p v 4 I ,Fl , V vfl . . .. , 1 V ,Q , -nuagw, , . , , -O 2 I ' .MWVV J . il - 2' ' , L - s ' A f u A JM wi' AA W' . Vi .M 14 -ei Vs! .-f '. ' 1 f 1 ,-f , ' V, 1 a 1, V 4- :Ss :V 'A' I' law n 95 , -iff 7 - ,' V VV- 1 1 V iw. N' . , ' .V is . Q . 1 1 .. ' Vnvbx' I fl: my . , . . 1 ' - :V . A ' I ' Ulla -ae.,-Vw-.s-V 1 ', .vga .4- VV . S.. VV A .s x K r ,9 . 'fn - 'fr' v ' , v- 1 u J '. .', 1-.M-.V' , 'V ' -. if 'x. 4- V .a UH- 42 -. Coach Robbins shows her pleasure. Annie Eason Bolton, Mississippi Barbara Epps jackson, Mississippi Martha Hayes McGee, Mississippi Sylvia Hayes McGee, Mississippi Diana Iohnson Utica, Mississipr Susan Knight Vicksburg, Mississippi Mary Lou McDuffie Edwards, Mississippi Brenda Myers Pelahatchie, Mississippi I4 F. ,, .opt .1 . .ff gi, - ' 'Q A. X 11-1 .yi , ,. . A 'f,v':, vgr 47 2' -E fix? ,-Hx fx, x ax x VSAM., 375 ft X ..: X-, A s., , ' vy J, 1 s-. K X x x ..v .. 'z' Q.. ,, .X X lf ,,.,,v,.. ., . .-A ' X 55 , W wwf' -. .X fx 1- -S W Y' ..v . mfg N: mf 5 1 Mg. Ls- fri. , ,x I .5 wghiw' 4 tw., , , .3 .x?h3L-r V... 5, . .951 ' ., Sf -if Q , wk... Q 1 U f 1 FRESHME SUPHOMORES COLLEGE BO ADMI ISTRATIO FACULTY STAFF 1 Odessa Alexander Barbara Alford Alicia Allen Eura Anderson Leon Archie Wanda Ashmore Iosie P. Atchison Sandra Atkins Lucinda Bailey Patricia Bailey Zebedee Baker Crystal F. Ball Dolphnette Banks Frances Banks Elvin Banks W i ff is x sg Q 752. ss? V. 15: , 4 X ,, as f ff' e VI: 'f .- , y, ,M H V -51: -5. 5 I 5 ,,, . , . , . .,. 'I ' ' 'F' '- f I Y W qs ' ' C 'M n S .H P -. W A we ' 29' ' if , F - . A M5-x -A 151.45 :I s ' , Q., , 1 V V - -' , if Z-:.' -5-j -'Lf' ,, .gif -- , ' SS f 1s.? ::g-YQ 29 1 My R . ,:':?,1s::g.',,j,i1-if '- Q. ., A ffsiff- 1' .1 A f FN I' if -s ' 2' . V J . 3 flilri 1 - ., f ' 2- ' ., ,v w 1, -3 -' 4' ,J 'Q , .X :- ' .wif W 'f1'2f .,,, , . .Q , ,N 1 w ' , s- l fy -V ,t ' '-,EQ - 4, .YQ wg J 'i' . rf, V as - A- 1 M i is 1- . we V A , .,., . ,L.., sm s Q , A, ,.,A A . V V 1. ma ,. H CLASS OFFICERS Clifton Brown, President Cleophus Henderson, Vice-President Vertis Rockingham, Secretary Gertrude Iohnson, Assistant-Secretary ....,,.,x ,5, . Q ! sl:- 1 ., . 1?-f, . , L ,Q .. GJ is? Q 11 ,:1 Jef ' -sf .. .2 . : A' ,f',:'i'9 L ' W1 31 aiti f is ,gi rw! L L - SLA Lee Hedrick, Business Manager Barbara Minor, Reporter Maggie Robinson, Treasurer Iames johnson, Advisor Z t, fllll x xi 1 f I . -5'vP:'fPf :'f.,Kha? I , N .ggv ,F A is V P. 1 , r ls' , affix inf: 5 B w 3 i ' Tift C I? rf t ss: . L .,, X A 'ir 9' gl., 4 ex HQ. x I W A-FWZ, . win- ,Q ,, -. ...Af ' tr . L 1 its ' L. 2 !G. gg -Q 4-:fly ,, , I fins 1 ., ' -2 ' if . .., 2 . xv ff' l 'vl' fy N- . f ' 5-9 5- Y ! y. x x . -f f t -, . nf. iw -fftfll 156. ,ff -1 l , r' FRESHMEN Arneal Barnes Claiborne Barnes Shirley Barnes Cary B. Barney Beverly Bartley Edward Bates Linda Sue Beard Earnestine Beasley LaDonna Beasley Billy Blackmon Bobby Blackmore Charlie Blackmore, Rufus K. Bland Rella Bolton Ianice D. Bracey Beatrice Bradford Robert Bradley Karen Braxton Geraldine Brooks Amelia Brown Bobby Brown Brenda Brown Clifton Brown Ioyce Brown Lyman Brown Pearlie Brown Robert Brown Rose Brown Willie Brown Beverly Buffington 51 FRESHMEN Napoleon Burkes Renetta Burrell Ivory Burner Vertis Burns Alma Butler Sandra Butler Rommel Cage Maggie Callahan Mary Calvin Yvonne Cameron Iesse Carter Reginald Carter Larry Caston Loretta Caston Lenora Catchings Betty Cavett Cathleen Cavett Dorine Cavett Willie Cavett Lorene Chatman Tommie Claiborne Michael Clark Larry Clifton Shirley Cole Geraldine Coleman Ierry Coleman Lee Fuller Coleman Sandra Coleman Glen Collins Bernice Cooper 52 i ,yu Q, 4 -YW :K I .Nj IKLL . ,X 5 ,I ,Avia 9 .,,,,+.: .. , n ' ' . X df' L 'Q . ,J 4 N I, srl v fr? I 'mf V wig: Q X ' LJ! 2' 1 5? , ...A V If W,-X ,. WT Qx ?1, FRESI-IM Mattie Course Linda Crawford Andrew Creed Diane Crump Patricia Crump Mary Daniels Norman Daniels Brenda Davis Burton Davis Iohnnye Davis Kay Davis Susie Davis Phillemean Demby Barry Derby Cynthia Dugger Ronald Dulaney Sandra Edwards Lee Ellis Lee Ellis, Ir. Dwight Elmore Izora English Barbara Epps Iohnny Eubanks Anthony Evans Barbara Evans Doris Evans Robert Ferguson Ernest Fields Sharon Fisher Willie Flagg 53 FRESHMEN Annie Flowers Curtis Flowers Mary Floyd Robert Franklin Earnest Frazier Shirley Frazier Eddie Frierson Mary Fugvay Willie A. Fultz Aundra Funchess Beverly Funchess Willie Funchess Georgia Gaines Sharon Gaines Clay Galloway Deana Galloway Howard L. Garner Brenda Garrett Rose M. Gary Carrie Gibson Irene Gibson Velma Gibson Margaret Gilmore Wayne Goodwin Ford Gordon Hosea Gordon Williette Gordon Lorine Graham Bessie Graise Darlene Gray 54 f ' A . fi N , , f 'X 1 .if 1' r ,iiu 5 me -ii t . ng HW- 1 1 -,Y, i, W jf .,v,w , . M, l -nfl . f wt:, , ig. 24,5 9 fi ,E it ,Q ' I K - M V ,ww an ., 1 M , 5 - , ' Eff' , ,J aff J. - X '-'nl 'Li f A ' rZ i' 1414-F ' Q1 -.0 , 'ww V1 2, ff ' fri? A , 'rx f W ' gg? it my f , A- 2 I V , if yi, ' ,Mn ll - J, ,, f it :ww , . -L,-,,,f ' -fa.v My fr FRESHMEN Ianice Green Mary Green Peggy Green Brenda Greer Sam Griffin Tommie Griffin Barbara Guynes Betty Haley Mary Hampton Shirley Hargrove Diane Harkins Argustus Harper, Ir. Margaret Harrington Bobby Harris Donald Harris Edith Harris Iacqueline Harris Melvin Harris Ruth Harris Carolyn Harrison Loretta Heard Lee A. Hedrick Arrice Henderson Cleophas Henderson Terry Henderson Marbeth Hicks Regina Hicks Thomas Hill Gloria Hinkle Iohnny Holly 55 FRESHMEN Ronnie Houston jessie Howard Marie Hoye Dewey Hubbard Bobbie Hunter Lillian Hunter Anderson Hyder Alberta jackson Mary jackson Willie jackson Earnie jacobs Robin jacobs Betty james Clarence james Donald james Tracy A. jefferson Canera jelks Aretha johnson Charles johnson Charles johnson Charlotte johnson Diana johnson Earnestine johnson Franklin johnson Gertrude johnson jerry johnson joann johnson john johnson Vera johnson Willie johnson 'Flap l fmswvfua- M'a-'Fl,,s Q 21 H v 'i'3' mi- , V h s V fa 1 all Y --Y , A 'LI x A j We M L ff' 8 ' 55 . ' F -YL. NK 1 R 'x ? EN N Q, mga r' t A 5 Q rn 1. ,Q-...gr w n L- 1 L it it as ..- .ri Fr C I-'Jn fr I e me i ' i x M 1 --vii 4 . .. 3'- gfw-'35 'MQ P li' so 1 l 4 Q l Q E if 'i V , !xX M sf C 5 X? 3 5 S fx army ' hi 1 l 4 ,- il A 1 g 1 pmxzgi ,-..-.....-..-...M-... -pp.-.---T.., .,.. , , FRESHME Helen Ioiner Della Iones james Iones Ioyce Iones Notton Iones Sammie Iones Willie Iones ReElla jordan Robert Keller Ozella Kelley Terossa Kelley Randy Kimble Lorenzo King Eddie Kinnard Kirk Kinnard Iohnny Kline Ieffery Knight Lizzie Kyles Gloria Lackey Larry Lee Hugh Lewis Larry Lewis Linda Lewis Regina Lewis Brett Liddell Florence Liddle George Little I-Iarold Littles Martha Lofton Edwin Logan FRESHMEN Molly London Patricia London Marvin Lucas O.C. Luckett Darlene Lynch Lillie Mack Undra Mack Iohn Marshall Abraham Martin Gennett Martin Minnie Martin Linda Mason Margie Mason Iohnny Mayfield Belinda McDonald Ruby McDonald Lou McDuffie Mary McDuffie Alonzo McFarland, Ir. Larry McGowan Eddie McGrew john McGriggs Iulia McGriggs Shirley McKenny Brenda McKenzie Carolyn McMiller Lynda McVane Alphonse Micheal Lillian Mims Arthur Minor 58 4 A , L-f .V Q V ,M f I'-, :' KR:-. 5.-4,': - l L VV, , A ..,,-. ,, ,,. ,. ,, 'fm-.,...,.i it QR if .Y 6,4 9 fx , fu, A. ,-- -Nxnlnm ' R rv . .,fJ:, .n iss 5' Aoutwd A , . 'fthe iff' 'ss o 'm'?1l a , LN s It 1 .9- . vw VW '57 We-, ,. time ?f! -alibi had A Y 'jg A f 1 7 ZZ., ff f 1 'Bud X A , I . . , f 'Q A g W,-. ffl ff? . S - l 1 , 4. 1 I 5 , my dst -1, ,. N as 'P At-1 fyvwvf will .42-Q75 44,40 ,if ' ' , gr ' fisi- ill rl, - 'ffyrfil 'ln - 14.4 ,ee 1-:F 0 ' - g .:1' vigil . xi. 5:22 e. 5 'l :1 . V '93, :3 f ' i Qi af 'N I A , . . Q Q built.: f .i V i, 3 nf it 3 , 'sz 1 , 1- 'li ,vs , s- W.- G-4IL .ix 441 I ll EFS: J DOB if I gb. . l J 5 , Q ll M - I' ,Q X s 23, my 'V . 5 H2 i , H g X, 1 L ' Sit? . il, if f Q Kiki? I 1 l V l 5 I .B AA ', , ,-2L'LH5,X5 i--.aff 6 ' in , W, , or '14 2 rnl I ,v- n,,b Q .f j'fjT'f,' . 15, ', A, eq ,vi .. Q Cl, A 4 Aj .ff ft ' ., f Slf. ' f' V ff, A fi if gg? 5:4 to R I :':. , fi' A ,f 'bw ll IV' 'Uv 1 Vw CZAUTQOP A 5 -A asm swtgsi 1. Q-'L ' . 3 ' Y 1 f iw we ,f f tw 4 5 l 9 s , X A., A 'L .. 1 tw YW, .-i . 1, 'i ' 1214 1 '. t. -- ., :y.g f. - , v if . Y If . V it .535 L. 91 'iii' u l 'LES , lm . ,,.,-,- ff 1 ,FII . . 1 ,f X14 'I I 3 v fwsapy M 4' aa. I 1' ,,i,f!:,..-' 4 .','.'f , X f ww I ji, 9235 i .521 ,Q , 4' in- . 0, I. -2- 'll' it . - Za FRESHMEN Barbara Minor Iohnny Minor, Ir. Howard Mitchell Walter Mitchell Yvonne Mixon Gail Moncure Halbert Moncure Malcolm Monroe Diane Montgomery Sidney Montgomery Clara Moore Hortensia Moore Ioyce Moore Tanya Morris Thelma Morrison Robert Mosley Lee Myles Sammie Lee Iones Rosie Neal Stella Neal Susan Newell Brenda Nichols Keith Nichols Iames Norrell Linda Faye Norwood Alice Nunery Rebekah Oatis Geneva Odoms Bobby Overton Diane Owens 59 FRESHMEN Dorothy Owens Cherry Paige Ioann Paige Donald Patterson Mary Payton Christopher Peally Willie Perry Ianice Peters Iudy Poole Shirley Pope Henrietta Porter Linda Porter Ioan Powell Esther Price Iulia Redd Cheryl Reed Ivory lean Reed Iames Reese Bettye Rials Benard Richardson Billy Richardson Shirley Richardson Quincie Richardson Willie Richardson Loretta Robins Maggie Robinson Patricia Robinson Verdis Rockingham Willie Rolling Hanna Ross oo r , ia ,,f fi' 95- 1 ssl- , 'B 1 ,An 1 s E i f ' Q.. -, . ss, . tc mai if f x 'W 3 ,ts I., W, it ippi ik fir -. ' 'Q J. . . Q 4' . '- limi I i 4 . ! 1 I wa avg, -..wig l'Vx,q .. xi. q ... N .W , I 'X' tu-x , 9 y sv- Pwm ' V P- v N. fm wifi 1 I x s... .4-KW.. Nh Q' -slr' ix A 3 on 0 f K.. t NWN -Q- N . i X . ., ,tvs l 'W' QQI232? at 1- Y fktrlf Y ' -p u FRESHMEN Carolyn Rowan M.. Glenn Ruffins Vanessa Russell Bonnie Sanders Larry Sanders l Sky Wilma Sandifer Angelo Shakespear Sylvester Shannon Carl Shears Eugene Shears 1 Lizzie Shears Ruby Shears Agnes Shelby Bonnie Short Flora Shorter Z . 'WZ :Z E Q owl, ,itat r rr I 5' .3 Deloise Sinclair ' -fs, Franklin Singleton M f Brigitte Slack at Katherine Stinson F F Y- Betty Smith l V' 2 i, .z II- ll L LA ...fm Carrie Smith Christine Smith David Smith Fannie Smith Brenda Smith S 'RT ' Q1 Gloria Smith Iames Smith Iohnny Smith Mary Smith Richie Steward Et nfl' 1 bl FRESHMEN Iimmy Stewart Iohnnie Stewart Andrew Stokes Florean Stokes Mildred Tanner Barbara Taylor Ephren Taylor Pamela Taylor Anita Terrell Ioe Terrell Robert Thomas, Ir. Teresa Thomas Lizzie Thompson Loisteen Thompson Edna Tory Helen Townsend Barbara Turner Doris Turner Gracie Walker Iune Walker Beatrice Wallace Ioyce Wallace Doris Walton Iesse Warfield Lynda Wash Glenda Washington Ieanette Washington jimmy Washington Linda Washington Mary Watson 62 ww ' fw Q , ,, x 'Q ag.. L- x 1 ' ,.'L '-Az, , .w Q 4 . , N . 5 A I wX i Qt Q 1. ,, , Qt ., NPN-1 B.,-, :Sf W, 9 f .kj 1 J MX is 'ti- . f 410 , , Q - .lL.l1-1 . :fix- 'X Qs ff U -1 ij . Hi' R 'lx I , A 0. , -W , ie,,f.2g5h.f, 7 S xx z - N ' W' Y ' e X , ,s ' i ' L l V t ff-w...,.,. MW, x i A -n , . U y you u lx x!i, f N Q K, .:,, W Al 1 1 2 M 5 if .X ' K. t '- Q1 z Q ri Tx, .4 ' 'VF , . ,V FL- 5,7 f , g am, ,ities Vt f an fm .z , . -J, ...., 5 v f i Q1 I 'AA V ' .D ,, . cg -, I -wi A -1. . s 'I,,:ii,i,,l It -3 -21' ' , 5 -'rw 1' 5 , 'BW ,, rr. -- , 2' 2 .J t 3, .X hi ff ' 1 I if t we f i f 6 3 if l its Q 1,1 WX I J I 3 Mm JA -naw' FRESHMEN ly MQ dj, I I - .. 5, gi j'f,H 5' . Q 2 ' , kwa, ' . 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Z, , 1 A. .A , I 1, MDA, X W gy. ,, A iivi , Daisy Alexander English David Allen Cosmetology Manuel Allen Drafting Er Design Martha Allen ChildACare Er Development Alan Anding Electronics Carol Avery Business Administration Mary Bailey Pre-Nursing lay Lee Barber Barbering Percy Barnes Welding Iohnnie Bass Drafting!Design Brenda Beechem Media Technology Debra Belton Clerical Science Susan Benson Pre-Nursing Lynda Bland Business Administration Cressandra Bourn Cosmetology 65 '4--'ii' -?V Dennis Bradley Auto Body 8 Fender Lee Ann Bradley Child Care 8 Development Linda Bradley Child Care 8 Development Frankie Braxton Cosmetology Brenda Brooks Child Core 8 Development Kenneth Broome Health!Physical Education Charlie Brown Auto Mechanics Shirley Brown Clothing 8 Textiles Iimmy Burrell Auto Body 8 Fender Carolyn Butler Clothing 8 Textiles Earl Cage Cosmetology Elbert Campbell Computer Science Hattie Carson Drafting 8 Design Ioe Cavett Drafting 8 Design Melvin Chase Auto Body 8 Fender Pamela Chess Clothing 8 Textiles Mary Cole Pre-Physical Therapy Lula Coleman Child Care 8 Development Ray Collins Cabinet Making!Carpentry Resa Cotton Food Administration Ida Craft Drafting 8 Design Mildred Craft Media Technology Edna Crawford Social Science Yvonne Crawley Child Care 8 Development Gregory Currie Health!Physical Education Ierland Curry Welding Olive Curtis Business Administration David Daniels Auto Body 8 Fender Dewitt Davis Auto Mechanics Diane Davis Child Care 8 Development 66 ' AW 'rv-v .Q SUPHCMORES ft .. i pa, l nn. , ,J 9 . in ,fn 04 ,glfgxsw 1 X 5 jr ffm if MW: 4 ,W I ' , R tu 1 A ? 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Welding Willie Franklin Electronics Norma Frazier Secretarial Science Iosie Gardner Clothing 8 Textiles Linda Garrett Business Administration Iacquelyn Gary Computer Science Charles German Auto Mechanics Aaron Gipson Food Administration Laura Graise Secretarial Science Anita Gray Child Care 8 Development Cora Grayer Social Science Ethel Green Clerical Science Laverne Griffin Business Administration Pinkie Griffin Accounting Cheryl Gustavis Pre-Nursing Robert Haley Cabinet Making!Carpentry Lula Harris Child Care 8 Development Arthur Harvey Auto Body Er Fender Martha Hayes Pre-Nursing Sylvia Hayes Pre-Nursing Dora Hill Clerical Science Mary Hines Pre-Nursing 67 Charles Hodge Auto Body 8 Fender Coredene Holmes Child Care 5 Development Henrietta Howard Business Admin istrotion Emma Hubbard Cosmetology Iohn Hudson Business E Eddi c ducation e Hunt arpentry Alphonso Hunter Machine Shop Betty fackson Business Administration Carolyn fackson Pre-Nursing Charles jackson Welding Frances fackson Clerical Science Patricia 'ackson Media Technology Tommy fackson Health!Physical Education Albert Ienkins Masonry Darlene Ienkins Electronics Helen Iohnson Clerical Science Mary Iohnson Sociology Patricia Iohnson Clerical Science Alvylyn fones Media Technology Beverly fones Pre-Nursing Bruce fones Media Technology Christine fones Elementary Education Cinder fones Clerical Science Dorothy fones Computer Science Earnes t fones Media Technology Iessie fones Computer Science Larry .ones Masonry Pendora Cones Elementary Education Stella fones Clothing Er Textiles Yvonne Cones Secretarial 68 Science SOPHC CRES ww Wh 1, , ,gi f 'mga Je 2 , 1 S s , e f-5 N , Q V K ' . 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Thames Child Care Er Development Iohnnie Thomas Auto Mechanics Charles Thompson Machine Shop Timothy Thompson Machine Shop Ella Tillman Cosmetology Melvin Tillman Cabinet Making!Carpentry Alean Tolliver Business Administration Timothy Toney Cabinet MakingfCarpentry Dorothehe Torry Social Science Verlene Tory Clothing I9 Textiles Billy Walker Masonry Linda Walls Pre-Nursing 71 l SOPHOM RES Sterling Walton Food Administration Bennie Ward Machine Shop Annette Washington Cosmetology Iames Washington Machine Shop William Washington Welding Shirley Watts Art Robie Welch Child Care Er Development Billy West Drafting 8 Design Iohnny West Health!Physical Education Charles Williams Carpentry Helen Williams Elementary Education Marlyn Willis Electronics Estella Wilson Clothing 8 Textiles Frank Wilson Cabinet Making!Carpentry Frank Wilson Cosmetology Frankie Wilson General Education Quillie Womack Welding Mable Woodall Barbering 72 1 , .,, . 'W MQW: , SH' 'Sit 1. 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Jil! w ' w QU- fra OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT January 27, l978 Faculty, Staff, Students and Friends... ...There are historic moments in the development of every entity that deserve special attention, so it is with the publication of this yearbook. We take special notice of Utica Junior College arriving at its Hdiamond jubilee.H This enunciation proclaims seventy-five years of educational service to the citizens of this district and this State. This HDiamond Jubileen distinction brings about a sense of pride, honor and humility in all of those Cfaculty, staff and studentsl who accepted the resolve to better the plight of mankind. It tells us that we devoutly merit the confidence that has been reposed in us by our fellow humans. Our fervent prayer is that educational institutions which address these needs will continue to exist seventy-five years from now. We congratulate all who gave lavishly of themselves toward the completion of this publication. Educationally yours ' O . Louis Stoke eside JLS!em ,,..-an ' lm-'u- 1---' W- ,.--ii... ,, .... Ml., Utica J u mor Col lc ge .-'lialll f UTICA MISSISSIPVI VI, '1 4 1. LOUIS STOKES PRESIDENT CDF UTICA IUNIOR CULLEGE DR. GEORGE BARNES ACADEMIC DEAN Eddie Dawson-Director Continuing Education .f k. AE? fi x In IN '.' . ' ' 'x 'i - 'l.i ' .- Q 4 ' - .-. . m-.F A f , ADMAINISTRATIDN 'I f fi , , , ' X .?.,,, A 34' ' f ,mgp-,,.fg...an-dw .ANN R . N: iii hu- -,-X . . - - . N ' 'A wa ' . u .- x' ' .' N K. ' 3- . r .1 X .Q xn, P' .0 J DARREL HERRON-CO-ORDINATOR -u- X v, ,. ,-f , v MAINTENANCEXTRANSPORTATION ADAM IENKINS BUSINESS MANAGER QE' J . A 1 4., fi ,X J . V, ,a ., .gf I I Q Charles Bell-Director Student Union . F I ,ze Wi I x i' . I f X Xx 1, N35-, , X LQQQ. Ae Q. XX ff, A. - i 'x Y A me 'J .- N QE' :fum 'Q R , H. f 'lfilgff' 'H R JI I - f .r . , xr ' , 5 I '- yi:-f'!Q rf ty it 'Q ' - r f ri w.,,,..1,lQ.'gw,Q' 1-'rf 1' ,i?ff !a iff il: ,. A415 or qi an ' -aj? 154' M ' ' 111513 vm-:Q Q 4' -'xiiafglff' .1 nie? IOHNNY CRISLER DEAN OF STUDENTS dw 5 , ' I f ff-we i V .gmv i I :ii i i s .v-5 f , 5 x i 1 I Jv- x f , ., Mxgfv F7 , ,QA ,kigx yvkm ,Mix K qu, A . , . ' if 'Q' My-s,xfk7N 1 .gg My-,.gvvN aw., gvvv' M1 Megw M . I-Simi! ,,.: L L M, Maude Kendricks Levi Rogers-Director Bookstore Manager Maintenance , Alma Fisher-Director I . S Learning Resource Center Delores Mays Postmistress MINISTRATIVE STAFF Dr. Eugene Gaston Director lntitutional Research tl 1 it William Walker Director Computer Center ill it ' e 4 ., 'Q -XXRN 'KZ ' ff! . li . ee ' 1 Mary Nell Scott Academic Sl-:ills Director Terry Collins Financial Aid Director Ellestene Turner Registrar Lonnie Haynie Co-Op Director ' '.7r,:f ' wi 9 I wg x ,J ive i -Q-Q., . . ,f', '--or 4 VS:- :' ff he .,,, ' 3 5 f r e e C Wit S ,E t X- ' S ' . Q. 'gf ' N P q - 5 I with W. E , ii V.iz W fl f tz., A A ia' ig Q ,E I .,.-iw., 5 Q 1 Q IAVVI K i. i, A V K ,Ii ,, ,V .,.-A 'N su K , if e 2 -we-, 'any F233 is ,t ga it :iii : 'v':'19 ,0l., 0 . , 'jun QA-0' ' 4 .nxlszplz .L 5.1. 'lgl 0 l 'f J 'r '2: I ,Q :nl 704' .'ll ', :lll' X A V, 5 , sas - 'Q . Q, 'lg I A : '.'n A af::aFglni Aux! IQIN hh If 'flffi -'Z-'Lf-2 .. 'af 'Q jul' MW .l.' .Q ,igll .l..xg ' ,gal :u ' Q , iylgiiflx 3 it A - ,if it i 2 t A 155977 t i' e 'il N. l gl' Lf , Q i J E Qi' K . '- Vs 1 -C w ' L -' A ' L t I 4 ,,,,n E A W + Q. se: ' L ll 1 fi X A dpnip' 39 K 4. x 51 i C.R. Porter-Media Director Theresa Battle-Assistant Librarian Penelope Owens-Media Assistant Veronica Dampier-Assistant Librarian Amanda Hughes-Secretary Mary Banks-Circulation Control SECURITY Mary Banks Clyde Henderson Thirley Lewis L.I. Robinson Clarence Sproulls lean Donaldson Director Public Relations A if YN Mm -:wasmnua...,m-'ailing-5 fa' M N , 'X f f V , X' 'W x. L 'a -. is W , f.-..-... Hazeltine Fouche Director Title III LEARNING RESOURCES CENTER FACULTY VUCATIONAL ioseph Bartee Welding Eugene Cage Auto Mechonics Earnest Campbell Auto Mechanics Freddie Edwards Welding Frank Caskin Mochine Shop Wilson Harris Auto Mechanics Bernard Hubbard Mosonry Ida Hubbard Cosmetology Margaree jenkins Food Services Isiah Iones Auto Body Iohnnie McGee Mochine Shop Iames Pates Carpentry Shirley Richardson Nursery Debra Woolman Clothing BUSINESS EDUCATIGN 8: ADMINISTRATICN Earnestine Black Minnie Hawthorne Shirley Mason Tony Raburn S Y ' 'il . 1 sie N f fi? A .- ip ' -1, Y X J f if 'VJ SHI ,lt .Qi X H, S 'Q lv K if 133 asf gf alia: six, Q35 in mf Tw. ,E 698 Q 0 ??4E:f f -' Xg1i,,53f:wi3w -93 f ' if 4i2 X 1f?fi?f:e was o' if 3 .mrfff f Captain Iohn Bailey R.O.T.C. r Shirley Richardson Nursery Director Hosea Franklin Bobbie Mason Earl I. Nelson Dr. john Powers ED CATIO fF45J jf,'-1 5 4 inf? k-5. P Q i ' iff A GX SOCIAL SCIENCE Iames Iordan Frances Staten Floyd Tate Mary Austm Ioyce Denson Patrinella DlggS james Iohnson Beulah Varnado ACADEMIC SKILLS Aww Y X ' li M211-...M,, i sg. ww N., ,N 9 X?Nr -W-. i 'W A T T7f5if i 3 if in ri , , f Q 3 4 J I 1 i I f 45 ny 1 1 eg, ' - fffx Nwt, l - 31. 1, .- - w ?'iQ1i'w.., ,. i 2 .s.,.,,,x,gxw LIL, l l I TECHNICAL Minnie Battle Secretarial Training Marilyn Binion Child Care Phillip Booty Electronics Elba Britton Drafting William Davis Electronics Freddie Iackson Child Care t George McQuitter as 4 -A Media Lester Owens Drafting Albert Ross Related Areas!Math X? Q6 X li 1 N' z. X w ,- . , mv- ' ' , ,z, 1 f. - , ' :ff 5 ,. A Helen Warner Director Special Services Arthur Anderson Monica Daniels Iessie Dawson Cornelius Horton COUNSELORS K --A nf: A wav l I FACULTY Mary Austin Bessie Brown Anita Coleman Dr. Bobby Cooper Rosia Crisler Michael McCarty Clara Porter Iames Waddell HUMAN ITIES NATURAL SCIENCES AND MATHEMATICS Mike Berry Iohnny Halsell Helen Hampton Benjamin Harper Dr. Linden Haynes Willie C. Iohnson Dr. Cleon McKnight aw' ? 4,-1 I 4 im. V M . 1 :LAM -m fl L E M .r, s 3. -...M ' 5 'LMS 'X 1 -,'Cf?ff'f J L 1 Q.. a A 1 . fp 1 , 1 , Y' Y s 0' 'R . - ,N . 1 f , .' . ,, .. K as 1 .wr -- A- '- ff ,fi 1.1 iz 5 QA . .. ff- in 1? rv, . 7 QV! 'E N 4 4' K 4' ,Q-lf? Q gl ? X Q, l '11 ' ' 7 l ,,l ,., in, ' iii' an . W., 'Wm XR- Ar 0.1 il as ,,.,, 4-Q7 D, g, 'E 4 BA il pwfgt..-5 . w' Q 1 ' . O s 1 . ,M was , , My , A A 1.w r ,- i-lg-wt ..,' A , t... J.-H it L 1 ,N Q -A' x sf .....v . , 1 '-vwv..-3, ,, .,-s 1 va- ,,., . ' i.i in .W 2 ,,.-r- uw- ,FM 's .. ff . X ,C,.fi-:A . ,.-. ,lt rc 'MCL-5--N f 4 C Ms--'-i f'wTf S f 'Q 99 .-- , 5 . 3 - .ik-is . i ff 1 ,S A f ' Q Dr. Worth Haynes Director .NX Vocational-Technical Frank Crump wx Assistant-Director Vocational-Technical STAFF B F2 lf l A , Gloria McKnight i Accountant , W Wardell Sullivan ll Cashier .Qi . A c.-.- l .4-ff 4 .yy Earlene Washington Accounts Payable BUSINESS OFFICE SECRETARIAL STAFF Gladys Banks Lois Barnes Betty Bohannon - Mary Iackson Iosie Mallett Emma Miller Hazel Scott A Alma Simmons Gwendolyn Strong V6 WNVVOWVM P is-s im 5 5 3 12 E. A 2 2 lc o 55 FD 44 V Arlene Thompson F It E haw. ' .l 1 g f 'l I .f Av 85 CLUBS AND URGANIZATIO S ,-'ii 159 ii A y ,s xv.: 4' DT. .Q l X K . wi Q sf- s ji fi if . ' J ,. A ' ' E J, I ' , . . 4-5' ir . 1 x 4 4 L , ji' 'YY' if , 3,1 1 Ji .1 'ii 1 3' A, 4 !.r,.g. ,A 7' , ,f 4 Q is .fm I . A 1 -L- g. P, : f 0 Q,- 1 1 5 luJLw,,...-- -5 , in uU 4 -.J --4 ff if S FUDENT GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATION Zi? , , .5 - C nfs t The Student Government Organization is the key student organization at Utica Iunior College. Its purposes are to: ill promote the general welfare of the college 121 provide active participation in student matters and activitiesg and C31 actively train participants for leadership positions. Representatives plan and coordinate student activities. MEMBERS: Clifton Brown-President, Freshman Class Cheryl Custavis-President, S.C.O. Cleophus Henderson-Vice-President, Freshman Class Patricia Iackson-Miss Sophomore Debra Mims-Business Manager, S.G.O. Parthena Singleton-Assistant Secretary, S.C.O. Luella Smith-Miss U.j.C. Deloris Tennon-Parliamentarian, S.C.O. ADVISORS: james jordan Frances Staten wg, S 3 4... If MEMBERS: Iessie Cary Harold Little julia McCriggs Patricia Neal Melvin Wilson ADVISORS: Lonnie Haynie Dr. Frank Powers iff' -I un, 1 at 5 ..f' ANT THE CHESS CLUB The Chess Club of Utica Iunior College provides literature, equipment, and an opportunity to learn the fundamentals of chess. It seeks to develop chess as an educational-as well as recreational- game through the promotion of various types of chess matches, tournaments, and exhibits. The Chess Club is affiliated with regional chess organizations and the United States Chess Federation. LL-- ' a -J '!' 1 i M.E.N.C. x-.A t'Q1 M 1 , sf A '55 f i 4. H i 'f'g' f it 4 Ti .qv . av? Q 1' 5 :Y J y Qrfl J .xt f ,.. ? MUSIC EDUCATORS NATICNAL CCNFERENCEW M.E.N.C. is the professional association for music educators at Utica Iunior College. Membership in the new campus organization is open to any student interested in teaching music. Members are provided opportunities for personal professional development and are introduced to the duties and responsibilities of the music education profession. M.E.N.C. members become acquainted with music education leaders through participation in a variety of programs, demonstrations, and performing groups arranged by the local chapter, the state Music Educators Association, and the Music Educators National Conference. MEMBERS: Lorene Allen Dolphnette Banks Aquleda Bennett Amelia Brown Eddie Brown ADVISOR: Dr. Bobby Cooper Anthony Evans Tracey Iefferson Howard Moses Lessie Redmond Ben Ward Dolphnette Banks Miss M.E.N.C. 4 M , 5 S 'Q -Z-vwwwd Y. , A. rw' A 5 oo 1 DIRECTOR: Dr. Bobby Cooper MEMBERS: Verline Abby Lorene Allen Dolphnette Banks Ivory I. Barnes Aquleda Bennett Brenda Brooks Armelia Brown Clifton Brown Eddie Brown Shirley Cole Carlton Cornelius Gregory Currie Ronald Dulaney Barbara Epps Iacquelyn Gary Ianice M. Green Laverne Griffin Cheryl Gustavis Martha Hayes Sylvia Hayes Cleophus Henderson Tracey Iefferson Sammie Iones Ozella Kelly Brenda Myers Eugene Perry Shirley Pope Lessie Redmond Betty Rials Vertis Rockingham Betty I. Ross Luella Smith Katherine Stinson Ben Ward Robbie L. Welch The college cholr participates in vocal musical programs both on and Tracey Iefferson off campus throughout the year Membership ln the choir IS Miss Choir 7 7, ,,,,, ,WW3-1 MAROON 81 GOLD FLASH ,Q 'N . dw - ' L ima , in-left. x ' ' LL. 1 W I '13 A .gg 411' Elf 1 xx. pf- iq, X4 4 M if tg I. L Riva? Iwi A at we y X Q ff I i f W fi A -.,. 1-' I I X' it mg --.- , .. A ' x ' ,f it . ' I W,-' , ,x ' ,tix .. A l t V S I A , , - , I :. -2 Q W W Ll A iufvemnt' wi i n T , .' 'Q Q, I Q -uw. iJ'17f2-c3g:l 'j7r':'V emi I ., 1 I K Q , -- , . W, , n ,rl K , -X . N I - V f MTE 'DIS' up .1 fl Ejg xwl VI xwylw' I ' , I f' 4- EXECUTIVE EDITOR TYPIST Frances Iaokson Gloria Smith ASSOCIATE EDITOR STAFF WRITER Shirley Pope Gail Moncure EXCHANGE EDITOR SPORTS WRITERS Brenda Brooks Charlie Blackmore, Ir. Bruce Iones COPY EDITORS Willie Nutall Karen Davis Greg Payton Larry Lee Luella Smith ADVISORS Mildred I. Donaldson Terry I. Collins 92 ll Y Luz.b?:'3 Mes.. Q 5 Q! Karen Davis Miss Maroon 8: Gold Flash The Maroon 8x Gold Flash is the U.I.C. student news publication. Work on the college newspaper is designed to give interested students an opportunity to acquire and develop skills in the area of journalism. Members are introduced to the world of investigating and writing newsworthy features, layout design, and preparation of the newspaper for printing. Students also learn how to prepare and release news stories to the various media. Open to all interested students regardless of major, the Maroon 81 Gold Flash is a member of the Mississippi Iunior College Press Association which holds Spring and Fall conferences hosted by member institutions. The Utica staff hosted the 1976 Spring conference on the Mississippi Gulf Coast. I I 4' ' i if? The staff arrives in Biloxi to e .. . ' , M ..... , QSIIE1 J , as Q 'tt if host the '76 Spring 51.12 conference. -i 'Eli H-aj 93 V.I.C.A. MEMBERS Leon Archie Zebedee Baker Ivory Barnes Charlie Brown Lynon Brown Robert Brown Iimmy Burrell Larry Caston Alvylyn Iones Larry Iones Ieff Knight Dwight LeMore Harold Little Ierry Mitchell Halbert Moncure F.L. Pendelton . -,g . 'lf- ' , - 1 ,1 N Q f sq In Q L i '-1 ,L eeea ' , -tv V ax Lf' 'Hi 8? ' , ' sf 'i ' W-- 12-4 ' If 1. ' at ,. 5 f cf N- 4 ,,.,....-if Melvin Chase Sylvester Shannon Resa Colton Agnes Shelby 'rf Ierland Curry Linda Spates Ierry Davis Brenda Summers Ronald Dulaney Gggrgg Swillgy 1 A Michael FOI'd Ioe Terrell SHIT1 Griffin, Ir. Iessie Warfield K ' I Eddie Hllflt Iames Washington Howard I0hl1SOI1 Riginald Wince f in Q i, OFFICERS 'Nl - Ida Craft, President Q W, M as W 1 Hattie Carson, Vice-President 1, 1, , ' Gracie Walker, Secretory gasp . 'Q Michael Shaifer, Porliomentorion , ,Rini-,J - tg ,,.4j,,k,Qf':fii,Q' ' 'Y ' ADVISOR Ioseph Bartee VOCATIONAL INDUSTRIAL CLUB OF AMERICA iw! , is V.I.C.A. seeks to unite all Uticanities A, , X, ,Et enrolled in vocational, industrial, and 5 ' technical education and to develop their 'C V leadership abilities through participation in I various educational, vocational, civic, ,p,A M W, I recreational, and social activities. An effort i D' . -., is made to promote high standards in trade 'lilzi' Vf5'T3'l :tt -s'f tl ethics, workmanship, scholarship, and 2 'A safety and to foster a deep respect for the -,ii --wllll dignity of work. I Mary Reed Miss Veteran VETERANS CLUB A-QW .X , x 'M ess! - N A Yi: is ' X N Q x -X x. s .- ,, X-,,.., xi I' i Hattie Carson Miss V.I.C.A. .. hm W ,wir - g 121:.?Vt, P ,-, , ,,,A, ,,.,, V l , ' ,Y wffl 562. I ', ,f w 1 tl A si S l Wy P ,, , , 4 W , .. I V 1 . X '- -.rf'.1:.,' : , - . ,f , W t' s- 1 ' ' T X .Q ' .4 M 3, -- f- M: A D .. 4 . , , H, .. ,L ,,,.I V , w xl'- S Q 'tx ww 1.: w e ' ii' ' ff . A--2 IJ if m l A -' 'f'2'f2 1. .::'Tl3f '.. . T7 2 1 5 H .palms-, -QQ, I f A , . f OFFICERS Freddie Wilson President Thomas Albert Smith Vice-President Charles McDonald Secretory Charles Iohnson Treasurer ADVISOR Tony Raburn MEMBERS Iohnny Eubanks David Hooks Iohn Marshall Robert Neal Iimmy Stewart Melvin Tillman Glenn Walker William Washington Randy Williams A , . .,.. , , ',.. , .,,. , f't. ,V ', ya,- 22.1 -if x ,Y , 4 MEMBERS Mary Cole Susan Benton Iackie Cary Iessie Iones Cerdalstine Miller Florida Terry Barbara Wade Linda Walls ADVISORS Benjamin Harper Mike Berry Helen Hampton Dr. Cleon MCKn1ht ,,-mmiivi j'A ,wff ' , 4 , -. OFFICERS SCIENCE CLUB Eljrsggfntjones The Science Club is Vice-Plsidem formulated tostimulate Mary Hines Creative thinking through valid Secretary scientific approaches. An Ruth Harris awareness and appreciation of Assistant-Secretary the aesthetic value of science Fannie Sandifer in relation to everyday life IS Treasurer an important goal.. The club is Eugene Purry open to all Utlcanites enrolled . . in science classes. Porliomentorion Cheryl Custavis Reporter FLORIDA TERRY MISS SCIENCE EUGENE PURRY MISTER SCIENCE 5 ADVISORS Cornelius Horton Terry Collins PRESIDENT Patricia Iackson MEMBERS Verlina Abby Lavern Griffin Cheryl Gustavis Vera Iohnson Linda MoVane Il I lmy:vnazzW.m1mvvlznwnW,mwz1fx Debra Mims Shirley Pope Parthena Singleton Langenette Tedford Deloris Tennon Marie Thompson USHER CLUB The Usher Club develops skills of escorting and seating persons for various college events. It is open to all interested college students. PATRICIA SHEARS MISS USHER z1v.vzen1mnFz'z.:.:a'e 'sz' 114 . ,f f:w,11msxa ffwvrr fan. 'fc' RESERVE OFFICER TRAINING CORPS Army R.O.T.C. has become a popular program at Utica Iunior College. The program is designed to prepare cadets for advanced study at a senior institution and a future as an army officer INSTRUCTOR Captain Iohn Bailey COMMANDER Q Elbert Campbell . 1ST PLATOON LEADER Luella Smith A V 2ND PLATOON LEADER Q ,aff j Cleophus Henderson -ff 3RD PLATOON LEADER Willie Iones PLATOON SERGEANT Dorothene Torry MISS R.O.T.C. i Pinkie Griffin f + , A ,d ' Q MI , 4 4 :ff f CADETS Lorene Allen Dannie Bailey Hattie Bailey Reggie Booth Clifton Brown Eddie Brown Pearlie Brown Vertis Burns Sandra Butler john Carrol Micheal Clark Mary Cole Geraldine Coleman Georgie Crowder Flowers Curtis Diane Davis Francis Dixon Cheryl Gustavis Shirley Hargrove Margaret Harrington Geraldine Harris Lowanda Henderson Betty Iackson Mary Iackson Beverly Iones Maxine Iones ul' A. .W- 1- an gn, n if ft Q.. QAM Q- 2 a' . .X Q . 'Z 3:1 '.,'1 r -W t R. Q M3 E Ax!!-i ,A ik , f A 1 r tiii i xg' V, If ..- ' X K ' ' 'l -, 13 : '.., . . E: I . 5- I 1 1 ', , '- Q .,,,. .,.,. I X 5: , .... 'A 5 wk? 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' 3 2 11? gig f r Q ff' F Q , 2 I1 , , 8:55. 4 .v Q ab if fix 'ar 'Q Pb Q R1 av 4-f, , ,r fy, a , , I-,' rl z rig fix -9 t 4 l H x -1 -- . if ,Q B' CADETS Susan Knight Cora McGriggs Geraldstine Miller Debra Mims Brenda Myers Lee Myles Stella Neal Henrietta Porter Loretta Reed Mary Reed Verdis Rockingham Nora lean Sims Parthena Singleton Betty Smith Carolyn Smith Mary Smith Pamela Taylor Anita Terrel Rosie Thomas Alean Tolliver Iohnnie Vann Barbara Vincent Shirley Watts Earnestine Webb Yvette Webb PINKIE GRIFFIN MISS R.O.T.C. Y I ,. LAVERN GRIFFIN MISS ESQUIRETTE ADVISORS Rosia Crisler Debra Woolman OFFICERS Mary Cole President Shirley Pope Vice-President Verlene Tory Secretory Patricia Shears Assistant-Secretory Ruth Harris Treasurer Shirley Cole Porliomentorian Earnestine Beasley S.G.O. Representative MEMBERS Verlina Abby Shirley Brown Pamela Chess Karen Davis Iackie Gray Lavern Griffin Pinkie Griffin Delores Iackson Brenda Iohnson Diane Iohnson Parlean Iohnson Edith Lomax Cora McGriggs Debra Mims Brenda Myles Linda Porter Mary Powell Tammie Sanders Brigitte Slack Carolyn Smith Shirley Thomas Marie Thompson Dorothene Tory ESQUIRETTE CLUB I is 1 A I uv, x , ,M , I f ,ff I X - I I ,Ji 5' 3 14' ' M.,-.M . U Y H , I 3 of 5 uh' il 5?-fi' 4 Z -ff' .ax ,, f .1 ,y ' ' - , r -fy A . J ...Q ,f J' 'X' , W ,- ....,. Q. ADVISORS Anita Coleman Patrinella Diggs OFFICERS Luella Smith, President Clifton Brown, Vice-President Anita Terrell, Secretory Carol Avery, Treasurer MEMBERS E. Abdullah Akbar Shirley Cole Mary Floyd Pinkie Griffin Cleophus Henderson Gail Moncure Dorothene Tory PHI THETA KAPPA The Utica Iunior College Chapter of Phi DOROTHENE TORY MISS PHI THETA KAPPA Theta Kappa is Alpha Beta Xi. It is a , national honorary association composed Q of students who have achieved academic excellence and who have demonstrated outstanding moral character. Q mfs X , 'B 3, Q 5 x W --'.,. .X 3 X is .tk B? Q - if .-f S 1 5' A fs 1 s fb 9 EP ,Q - - g -i -' A y Mg ii Q 1,4 ,QA J l I Y . ii i , ' xv 6 M A 2 X3 5 3, A '. 5 .. .sr 'K Eff Q as ' . X' A E , E 5-1 if is so ES' M s o ,,.... 23 is iw- .fr 'www-W' 0 'M N ii S ' i ' , . . ,elif K -sszfsg 'L.,. s L y M f-r WAA CE TRU P ADVISORS Marilyn Binion Debra Woolman MEMBERS Ioan johnson Lou Ann McDuffie Langenette Thodford Shirley Watts Lou Ann McDuffie Miss Dance Troup N333 LSXN i I Qzio w :X 3 s , ,wig W A ti .wa lf 61. --1':' is ,, Q, 5 x M ,-x,,.4,.n , fr' 'if OFFICERS Cora McGriggs President Laura Broome Secretary Betty Ross Assistant-Secretory Brenda Myers Treasurer mr. MEMBERS Shirley Dixon Iulia McGriggs Patricia Neal ADVISOR T, I , ,X I, Alma Fisher Betty Ross Miss Library 4? if LIBRARY CLUB A at Denise Ayers completes a drawing I trips to art centers. The Art Club provides opportunities for art students to develop their creative abilities through exhibitions and The Library Club provides students with training for student library assistants. Membership is open to all Uticanites. study ART CLUB ii,..t ' I I 4 Denise Ayers Rommel Cage Glen Collins Cynthia Dugger Deana Galloway Diana Iohnson Shirley Watts MQW I B 'Wi I-gw Mary Younger ADVISOR Michael McCarty -'Winn' 5'4 -2' in n....'-at . L Zn 103 PHI BETA LAMBDA MEMBERS Verlina Abby Belinda McDonald Iosie Atchison Shirley McKenny I, Shirley Gherilee Clara Miller ' t. xl' Tommiesine Dotson Ruby Moore A ' W , Pinkie Griffin Henrietta Neal Cleophas Henderson Theresa Pittman Delores Iackson Wilma Sandifer Patricia Iohnson Georgia Shelby Shirline IOhI1SOn Nora Sims Barbara Knox Shirley Watts Iulia Marbra Lena Wilson OFFICERS Annette Easterling, President Ella Ratliff, Vice-President Patricia Bailey, Secretary Marie Thompson, Assistant-Secretary Gleophas Henderson, Treasurer Carol Avery, S.G.O. Representative Mary Reed, Reporter Debra Belton, Reporter ADVISORS Shirley Mason Minnie Hawthorne Phi Beta Lambda is a national fraternity open to all students enrolled in business oriented degree programs. It is designed to broaden student's understanding of economic and business phenomena. The organization also seeks to engage participants in projects that will strengthen their working relationships with others. ,gf 'X VF. S ,. .W , i ix. S'.s,:if rob. 'Q ilvz vm: 3 x HX.. ff 5. T OFFICERS Dorothene Tory, President A y L Shirley Pope, Vice-President Pinkie Griffin, Treasurer VBFUS Rockineham MEMBERS Miss Thespian Norma Frazier Pendofalones THE THESPIANS Larry Lee Loretta Robins The Thespians is a dramatics group Veftis Rfmkiflgham providing members an opportunity to ADVISORS develop their abilities in all forms of the '30 ' fm if Rosia CNSICP dramatic arts. Mary Austin get My ! X ,Mf.,.,, . V 1 . 5 W ,Yx'x----' Y 3:-:X-' ' P, . ' f V-v. .- .F a - X w . Z. '. .' W ' .,1?.p1'fXQ W a ' ' J. a, , rg, f , af ' ,Q ' s tx Q I f . vnu I - ,f -' A :V '- -. - . Affv ' A ,,' QQ- ,ae k 4 '- a+ X 9, 1' . ka ' ' l. Q. :fax xg x N I X XI! ma- H' r 4 ' , ' L .Nw , 9 f 6 ' '2 i f H321 3 fag f Ag' fi if , X Q JW. if-so -'af' r' t n pt' Q' 2 V lp -a 1, Clara Moore TN! i' ' ' X, J 'W fag.. fa,-L , Miss Phi Beta Lambda , 1, V Ain I ' - i 'Q Q xx Q2 x 1 fl I 1 , 3 .V V . . I wr - Q X I ' , Q V ' - .L', ..a-d . dm., at 1 ' Q ff 1 A 0 L 3 S' - 7 ., , T E l 'N F 'A ' ' M- - . , 1 A - -4 aw. I 5, ,, X . V N-:E , ,x I. - ,-ily. vb ' -1 . pu- -N ,- M. M: 'f' '- si A ' QQ, a if i. Q fa ' . +' -qs 3' ,. p. L Q '5E.i41,a if lu' f E 1 n YE Liv IO OFFICERS Elbert Campbell President Amelia Brown Vice-President Dorothy Iones Secretory Ruth Harris Assistant-Secretory Ianice Green Treasurer Iessie Iones Assistant-Treasurer MEMBERS Laura Banks Mary Ann Floyd Shirley Frazier Iacquelyn Gary Edith Harris Pendora Iones Charles McDonald Cail Moncure Nick Nicholas Io Ann Powell Christine Smith Iune Walker ADVISORS William Walker Willie C. johnson MU LPHA THETA 6 ,. J' ' f i , - ,Lt haf Mu Alpha Theta is a national honorary mathematics association sponsored by the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics and the Mathematics Association of America. Membership is open to mathematics majors and others having an interest in related mathematical HIGHS. Laura Banks Miss Mu Alpha Theta . J. 'bg ':.r J-tsvi 3-1 '. 11.1 -E ante., Q, .. 3.1 tx-s.'fQ'i -:-'4-. 4'4 N1a':,v f-,.A h', 'robs :. hav, -cv., -, s 4' X ,- .. ,.a- ' 'F F-'fifff n-' ..1 .' ta ,v.K-4,5.1.- .1,,.- 1 .,,. rg. - -f v,,- at.-:. 'w . w'i H- ' fl. 'Q' L- ','f. ,af v,-4-.410 A 0 l .. .. .5 .o . I I l as ff Martha Hayes s ' 'Q -g n A 5,xi s x Miss Physical Education MEMBERS Lillie Iackson Arneal Barnes Mary McDuffie Kenneth Broome Artissa Moore Larry Buck Mary Myles Theresa Christian Gregory Peyton Annie Eason Calvin Weathersby Arthur Harvey ADVISORS Martha Hayes Bobbie Mason Sylvia Hayes Hosea Franklin The Physical Education Club is designed to enrich the student's no S 1 knowledge of an organized physical fitness program. This club is open to il, 3' ,. L Ti fi Ll c , any Uticanitet interested in physical education and physical fitness. i PHYSICAL EDUCATIU CLUB 1, 1 . .j I t 1 '- vw, .M QW, . v t we fm M4916 ti 5 y ., My 1-0' .QQ tmgq , I ff T 1 . .9 J' 'z-,Qin gh A me ,M , Q j ,, .! IO7 DEBRA MIMS MISS SOCIOLOGY ADVISOR Christine Iones Frances Staten Linda Lewis MEMBERS Deborah Mims Ianice Bracey Gail Moncure Barbara Epps Diane Montgomery Pearl Flowers Theresa Pittman Mary Floyd Bessie Redmond Coredene Holmes Rose Terry Mary Iohnson jerry Wright ,sal- The Sociology Club attempts to develop a greater awareness of social problems in the community and provides services to those in need. It is dedicated to the cause of Humanity, and the club motto is joining hands to serve humanity. Annual projects include the November Bread Basket Drive, the Christmas party for Oakley students, and the donation of easter baskets to children at the Mississippi State Hospital. i ' ' 2? A ' , f . ' ' ,W t 1. , if . I at 1 -Q.. if .9-.av 'Q 121.31-'9'fwax4' . gf: '- ff ,,. ., . -ifqlf 'Q ima? V a+ , 5- ,, A l md .4'flr,.?.. ':.f3: 1 Wu- .h 'ty SOCIOLOGY CLUB I IO8 Q ,Ms 3 i U ITED CAMPUS MI ISTRY . ,- . 4' i . 'H Q oc. 'l Nl L 21 JL x 5 -4 'f' 4 . a j' 'K H FQQ 0 Q. -at S 1 l 5 I il Q A f, n .J :Y Q it The United Campus Ministry is an interdenominational organization open to all Uticanites desiring Christian association and participation. It seeks to cultivate and promote individual religious growth among those persons in higher education through an involvement of students, faculty, community residents, and churches of the area. The organization promotes weekly religious study and sponsors Religious Emphasis Week and an annual Gospel Music Festival. Alicia Ann Allen Sandra Edwards Gertrude johnson Ivory Reed Linda Beard Anthony Evans Beverly jones Bettye Rials Charlie Blackmore Lucinda Farmer Stella jones Bernard Richardson Charles B0lt0I1 Debbie Fisher Willie jones Shirley Richardson Laura l3r00m6 Curtis Flowers Patricia Kent Maggie Robinson Shirley BrOWI1 Pearl Flowers Barbara Knox Alyne Shears Napoleon Burkes Evelyn Fultz Hugh Lewis Eva Shelby Renatta Burrlell Sharon Gaines Harold Little johnny Smith Faye Butler Howard Garner Mary Mann Luella Smith Katie Butler Carrie Gibson Margie Mason Linda Spates Elbert Campbell Bessie Graise Danny McCoy Pamela Taylor Hattie CarSOIl Ethel Green Mary McDuffie Anita Terrell Ruthie Caston janice Green Alonzo McFarland Flora Terry Pamella Chess Lavern Griffin Clara Miller Shirley Thames Edna Clark Lula Harris Debra Mims joseph Thompson Shirley Cole Carolyn Harrison Treney Moncure Verlene Tory Lula Coleman Sylvia Hayes Haywood Moses Ben Ward Susie Davis Gloria Hinkle Rosie Neal jeanette Washington Albert Denlis Verlene Hodge Stella Neal Carl Watts Tommiesine Dotson Patricia jackson F.L. Pendleton Odessa White Lajon Edeven Diana johnson Cheryl Reed jeri Wright Ricky Moncure, President Ozella Kelly, Vice-President - - Clifton Brown Chaplain 02611 K 11 Patricia Shears, Secretary I h ' , M. C y Brenda McKenzie, Assistant-Secretary Willie 101168, Chuvlqm ISS ampus lnldtry Martha Hayes, Treasurer 188516 Dawson- Advisor IO9 -- -mhz 3, ' 1' ' ms! ,., ' ,ff ,..., ., , 1' .N .iz U.. ' 1 V ' , wx 1 Y ' ,. ,,. NM. . , N1 . ..1- :': .r1f ' ' H' ' - ,.,L'Cf,,'f'4ff .1LOfw ,:..-- U M V . ', xlY1'.'s.-jx,-v - 1--1 - ., t x--. x --K j- ww, ' ' 1. g '-- , .W img Agm, W . x 1 4,5 i. -..x,:. - W , X--H Y, , ,- ,, 1 -.--, . H - - 'A - .. 4 xv N X ' X ' , A , , -H S ' X ,K -- N U 1 fh- 1 y , Vw? . X , X ..1 , ,f - 1 f 'i' . - r 1 1' 1,40 I -Hz, .5 'uh 'La ,lfx 1 . , .. : 'L'i.'t3.'f ,iz ,Ll ffm,-E.,-viWWZ-,-fmnfwwo,-wrxqfmf:-:Q-an-qvn1,rfcn:,azwafwmrnueszzizmcfew' ww -. V.:-www :Afzcwwim-1'-.ffffih'-1114-'. ifdeiifflfi-2ff2' H Mrk .2 x- ..-4 s E55 Curtis Rayam of the New York City Opera portrays Innis Brown. UTICA FRESHMAN WINS FEATURED ROLE IN OPERA Tracy Iefferson, a freshman music major at Utica Iunior College and a voice student of Clara Porter, captured a featured role in the fall production of Iubilee . Winning through highly competitive auditions, the Hazlehurst native sang the lead role of lim, Vyrie's son. H2 OPERA SOUTH'S PRESENTATION FOR THE FALL IS Iubilee', In order to give their students an opportunity to work with professionals, to provide a showcase for young Americans, and to present opera to new audiences, a group of traditionally black institutions established Opera South in 1971. Since its inception, Opera South has presented two operas every year. The fall production of jubilee by composer Ulysses Kay was based upon the novel of the same name written by Margaret Walker. Donald Dorr created the libretto and Ian Strasfogel directed. Opera South signed Paul Freeman of the Detroit Symphony as conductor. 3 S . ,,.. I I I nk -In ... ss K X . at what I l. 5 vfsiigfa . ... I at .NV Sm -x. . g -.-. . -. .. b wk SN XS...-. X - t .-.., t -Q . ... . .- F391-. 32? 4, Q CASH 1? Tracy Iefferson rehearses under the direction of Clara Porter as Dr. Bobby Cooper provides the music. r Ama. -, 5' s4'4'fQ5.2.?,N x Q 1 l E i 3 . 5 ,ith- 'lwq k I Q Rx! r-ii a l tQ i , if Ozella Kelly watches Ioey fClemmonsJ approach Vyrie fHirshj. UTICANITE CHORUS Lorene Allen Dolphnette Banks Brenda Brooks Amelia Brown Eddie Brown Gregory Currie Barbara Epps Iackie Gary Iamie Green Lavern Griffin Cleophas Henderson Ozella Kelly Shirley Pope Eugene Purry Betty Rials Leontyne Smith Luella Smith Robie Welch K , - N sffK'YR1Ql5iYkEiTs3? A F'-eg ...ann-N...4,1 - A- : H 0' 5' 1 Q 3 Uticanite chorus members Cleophas Henderson, Eugene Purry, Eddie Brown, and Luella Smith look on as Vyrie hears proclamation. Francois Clemmons as Ioey THE STORY OF Iubilee ACT I Christmas Eve, 1859: guests celebrate Iohn Dutton's daughter Lillian's engagement to Kevin MacDougall. But Vyry Dutton, Iohn's daughter by his slave mistress, is prohibited from marriage to Randall Ware to whom she has borne a son. Vyry rejects escape without her son. Iuly, 1860: Vyry finally agrees to escape. Randall, waiting, urges assembled slaves to insurrection but the meeting is discovered and bloodily put down. Randall escapes unaware that Vyry has been captured. In a concluding Fourth of july tableau featuring the public hanging of a slave, Vyry is viciously flogged as a runaway. ACT II Spring, 1865: war sweeps the South. Kevin is dead: Vyry and Lillian alone remain of the Duttons. Federal troops proclaim freedom to the few remaining slaves, among whom is Innis Brown. Lillian, reduced to destitution and savagely attacked by a looter, grows mentally disordered. With her son lim also dependent upon her, and having no trace of Randall, Vyry consents to marry Innis. ACT III Summer, 1870: the hard Search for independence in the backwash of war creates hostility between lim and Innis. Randall Ware arrives to demand his son. Vyry pleads for love and understanding, baring the scars of her flogging. Reconciliation is effected. lim leaves with Randall for schooling. Vyry and Innis rely on maturing love to face an unknown but hopeful future. H4 Lillian Dutton fGail Nelsonl and Kevin MacDougall tDavid Brittonj embrace in a moving scene from the opera Iubilee . The gallows scene in Act I featuring the public hanging of a slave accused of poisoning her master and the flogging of Vyry as a runaway slave. 6'Iubilee ACCLAIMED AS BLACK HGDNE WITH THE WIND XQVY 5 Q it Federal troops have i proclaimed freedom to the slaves on the Dutton plantation and Innis Brown fRayamJ leads the chorus in a jubilant response. U.I.C. students shown with Curtis Rayam are Lavern Griffin, Eugene Purry, Cleophas Henderson, Leontyne Smith, and Greg Curry. i Wim The disoriented Lillian fNelsonJ points a threatening gun at slaves on the Dutton Plantation while Vyry tHirshJ attempts reason. Uticanites featured in the scene are Barbara Epps, Robie Welch, Dolphette Banks, Shirley Pope, Luella Smith, and Betty Rials. Vyry Dutton fNorma Hirshj is shown trying to comfort her half-sister Lillian fGai1 Nelsonj who is growing more mentally disordered in a scene from Act II. 115 HOMECOMING AT U.I.C. ,Q 'Ajit s 585 N 5 A vii Q ,A A . W K, . Xi::-'Rv-.?Q.' We Niwg ,. +L J I .A WNW N K ' O iv A iv? Q. I -I I 5. vw. 0 ff.-.H I, ww R y N V O ffm .wig-'Il Q Q Alvigx 1, 2, V F.: - ,. EWR I 4,5 Nu. D: A . ,1 M . T-I ffifxzq ' 'V 'E .M-'nur 1 ,iImI fs. .J S I A -six T IN f - iw fr' ' H X . me - ive, IEAE sg, A - A 1 I 'E I Q K. mu Q . x- ' W .CW K- ,,,, ' ,Nqnfx I Q '23 X if i 'I X TR M. . X' 'J if 44 w 1 LETTER I X' 4 N4 , I I A A A A yd .V I., fx, -v., t -My .1 Is? R x A A -. t IW 'mx-N ' , 'CIICIOE ' ' AA -I gm A - W bi R F' CQ 'A' E -4' f I A Q. I Mfr '-A 1 N + ' iw- '- Awwqr ,.'Q 'ff 3 W f I I N . 'N ' X I X Tx J ,,.--f ! 5 Qlm THE TRADITIONAL U.1.O. HOMECOMINC PARADE THROUGH C ' 1 DOWNTOWN UTIOA WAS THE 1 I L LARGEST AND MOST ATTRACTIVE YJ: ' T' ' A EVER. NUMEROUS OAILY J' 1 A 13 gg .ww 325 'T W DECORATED FLOATS AND INVITED - I Q . f - I -A Q JR I BANDS COMBINED TO THRILL AND Q' ENTERTAIN THE SPECTATORS. -5 SCORES OF LOCAL TOWNSPEOPLE F I TURNED OUT FOR THE CALA OCCASION. 'I l i N, P' -A I I I wr-, I N Q .5 fri, 1 I 1 I N I l R U.I.C.'s Own R.O.T.C. performs 5 N6 E O J if CORQNATION Homecoming celebration festivities officially began October 6 with the annual Coronation Ball held in the college gymnasium. Feelings was - the theme for the gala event and music for dancing was provided by .. the Sonic Funk. X V4 vi-'Q .1 t X Luella Smith, a sophomore from still.. Edwards, was crowned the 1977 if ' Homecoming Queen by U.I.C. Q President I. Louis Stokes amid an li array of splendor. Queens from various campus clubs and l organizations were a part of the 1 ' Royal Court. l Q. we Rs? , ,S g Ei! . ' f X N- rw mi . 8 Q 3 1 .i - X K or ' 'lr Q 4, in as . . 'wif I r A - nfl: . '- ' 6 u' .i it 1. 14 i . -f v r N 'K QQ' . Q 'S -. . 1 21 Q W, will fr 2? . - . ,- ..-ma... -.,, - .-,,,5,,Jt,,,. it A - E ,- President Stokes crowns Luella Smith Homecoming Queen. U fpwn in n ni , . K ai 1 'NC z an--..,l ' - Y Vp.,, div- sf if 75, .nm-u..', . 2 Everyone loves a parade! The Queen and Royal Court Alcorn sets the pace. :..,',g1f V A I Al ,ms Q it L xyqu Q . lin?-ip rg. I l , ' r ..-. . M -r tri! ., ffl' pf Has... ' A ' V: . '1wip. wi' K 5,30 5 sf' A ..A I, 32 t -P N 4- I '- .tl ' ' 1 ,- vm . -xx, -may H gs wr, .rr 1 . . wi ,QP , -- 4' , si , , . A . 'J ,Q V ri . .1 '. H ' A 5, if I , 'i 4 'J' ' 4 - . 31. ' , 1- . ' - 3 5. 'Q' I LQ- ,iii 1 14 lg ii Q. - - fi: A, at t Q '.4 n h 1 xt in A . xx .- N, '.- ' I V 1 be xv H. , , , Q .t VVA, 1. 1- V ' X l Y Q ' 'mix ' s. My r, 1. 25- .' X- 4 is t Q .M i v .M .A if N. E . , , M , RN' -2,11 I U ' 1: , PIL- all 9 ' -' ' 'I X X. 'vu-...Q nm? f 3' 'I 1 'Q ' mu ' 1- Q .. ' ' M-2' ,,,,v ,-'fir ' :, Y . 1,3 V .V J 'ff ' v tw W '1' ,A 3 5 '- ' if i if L.. 2 'L' 5' '-Qu, '-lu' if 3-.' , .tt 7 F vi 5 ..l EL c 'E a Q in-asf fl c c if il l 'f4Qgfef CES lu we l in ... affair'- Faculty, staff, and students enjoyed the antics displayed in the annual Spring Faculty Show. A l l A- Thelma lean Morrison and Sammie Iones Linda Walls and Lee A. Monroe Miss Brickhouse and Mister Zodiac runners-up in dance contest ain't gona bump no more with no big fat woman 6' . A it 3 2' is -. ilu . ,,' .f-fi, :piuggyja Q 1 1 ,K up 1 'Q 5' f V. t gf, .K+ - 3-, -f f, it is .. .-mf, 'a '- i.fifw'L 1' . ,1-gp ' -,ii nf ' in -A at -W 'qgamkaf , nr . V we 1 11. Q rg 42 , .igfiuff ZZ' ,. ' - 1-N .wwf A f :Z?g3.'5gz5f,. . Q . ' .5542?5rff:t.f 1' iiytgwf r 'iff VQMAHY MQW' ' 'Sa ' .wI...I :I , Alll: Miss BRICKHOUSE ai at M1sTER ZODIAC DANCE CONTEST Several dances are sponsored annually by the Student Government Organization. New to the U.I.C. campus was the Miss f ,. Brickhouse and Mister Zodiac ff Dance Contest sponsored in the blvu fall after registration. Winners of the contest were A Thelma lean Morrison of p Edwards and Sammie Iones of ' Hazlehurst. ' participation was overwhelmingly enthusiastic. The S.C.O. plans to make it an annual Iessie Howard dances to the beat event , M Student response and Q lI9 .P E v Ae, t . 5. 2 ? 2 2 The Montgomery bus confrontation in the opening scenes Dr. King fArthur Langford, Ir.j shakes hands with Uticanites on his way to the stage. The audience immediately became a part of the presentation and the empathy created was unbelievable! 120 THE LIFE UF A KING Uticanites had a most unusual and fortunate opportunity to witness the dramatic presentation of The Life of a King during Black History Week. The four act drama, written by Rev. Arthur Langford, Ir. in 1969, vividly portrayed aspects of the life and work of Dr. Martin Luther King. The drama opened with scenes from the famous bus confrontation that lead to the Montgomery boycott and moved through important civil rights events in Dr. King's life until his untimely shooting death in Memphis. The Life of a King has been praised by critics for its realism and charismatic presentation. The U.I.C. event was certainly no exception and was judged outstanding! Z f i f Q- mv Wkzlhm i if K 'sw-wt Q , 5 r 52 :I v fi t V 5 E S i n is is Z2 fi S t if lp ,T v K ' 1 4 .:NfH,gf: .- , , ,ul . .fgggiyj-f.1,: iv. , , , 5, ' . .,..,,., MQ, ,A f, . , Wx 'I BLACK HISTGRY WEEK ., Q' 5 H M L if .Qt ,4-w out 'HU NW n n f . 11:10 9 ,, , ., 3 , , r 1, Ji V ,. gif .ff Pr WS if f ' , fffifticg' ,, R A f i1 ,' A 1 -I 1 I 4 . 53 . f 2 My ga 2, aff flf' . Q Qlgfzy ,, W 9 A 359' ,fain f gs je, , . ,, , . ZW. V Q infix, fi g ' ' r 1 A PY-'1 ' . 9314 '4' 9, : 5 if vv 31 31, wi ,, ' ff? A- JZ fy., ,I 2 ? fl' gf. W if S I we 7, g , in 5 , ,. 'im - 1 2 4- . dh ,lx , x 1 X I ! ,f .5 a Q 1 F' K . 5 - 1 'EQ- 2!ft2'59r!svv'W ' 'f TF? ggv 99' 'W THE CAST Larry Barnett Wanda Howard Iames Cockerham Wilkemina Howard Eddie Dodson Arthur Langford, Ir. Brenda Hall Michael Langford lack Holt Iacob Martin William Pryor Sharon Spense Betty Vaughn Erika Vaughn Fred Williams D t I w H, 6 , 'ffl QW n A unv- Uticanites relax while waiting for the homecoming parade to begin. Lee Hedricks enjoys tossing the football between classes. 5 ,...,,V.w.,.u M. sim Students get it on at the annual Christmas Ball. I fo ff ag., ' 'hub I V . Another use of the ' library is demonstrated by a t Coredene Holmes. 2 gmt' ,fn IL '+A Mk K fi? P abr, W A af. 1 .v fs' 1 .,maa...,, - 'lf 1f:.zassmnm N, .9 x C., Children enjoy the SCO version of The Price is Right at te first UIC Halloween Carnival. 123 f f4'W?T?+?'Tff5f,Z Braxton, Frankie 66 -A-, Abby, Veriina 91. 97. 100, 104 Adams. Dorothy Adams, Garry 31. 38, 39 Adams. Kenny Adams, Robert Agoro, Badnue Alexander, Daisy 65 Alexander, Monica 42, 43 Alexander, Odessa 50 Alford, Barbara 50 Alford, VValter Booth, Reggie 98 Bourn, Cressandra 65 Bracey, Ianice 51, 108, 112 Bracey, Larry Braxton, Karen 51 Allen, Alicia 50, 109 Allen, David 65 Allen, Deborah Allen, Lorene 40, 91, 98, 113 Allen, Manuel 65 Allen, Martha 65 Allen, Sara Allen, Willie Anderson, Eura 50 Anderson, David Anderson, terry 31 Anderson, Sadie Bradford, Beatrice 51 Bradley, Charles Bradley, Dennis 66 Bradley, Lee Ann 19, 20, 27, 66 Bradley, Linda 66 Bradley, Robert 51 Bradley, Willie Braxton , Ierry Brinson, Anthony Britton, Brooks, Brooks, Ioe Brenda 65, 91, 92, 113 Geraldine 51 Broome, Kenneth 66, 107 Broome, Laura 103, 109 Christmas, Gladys Clairborne, Tommie 52 Clark, Micheal 52, 98 Clark, Wanda Claxton, Otha Clifton, Larry 52 Cole, Mary 65, 96, 98, 100 Cole, Shirley 52, 91, 96, 100 Coleman, Carolyn , 101, 109 Coleman, Carolyn L. Coleman, Chester Coleman, Geraldine 52, 95 Coleman, jerry 52 Coleman, Lee 52 Coleman, Lula 27, 66, 109 Coleman, Sandra 52 Collins, Delecta Collins, Derek Collins, Glen 52, 103 Collins, Ray 66 Cooper, Bernice 52 Cooper, Deloris Cornelius, Carlton 91 Cotton, Resa 66, 94 Brown Anding, Alan 65 Anding, Bernadette Archie, Leon 38, 39, 50, 94 Ashmore, Walter Ashmore, Wanda 50 Atchison, Iosie 50, 104 Atkins, Sandra 50 Atkinson, Laura Austin, Martha Avery, Carol 25, 27, 65, 101, 104 Ayers, Denise 103 -B- Bailey, Dannie 98 Bailey, Hattie 98 Bailey, Lucinda 50 Bailey, Mary 65 Bailey, Patricia 50, 104 Baker, Zebedee 50, 94 Ball, Crystal 50 Banks, Dolphnette 50, 90, 91, 113, 115 Banks, Elvin 50 Banks, Tommie Brown, Amelia 51, 90, 91, 113, 106 Brown, Bobby 38, 39, 51 Brown, Brenda 51 Brown, Charlie 66 Brown, Clifton 25, 50, 51, 88, 91, 98, 101, 109 Brown Eddie 90, 91, 98, 113 Brown Gloria Brown loyce 51 Brown, Lyman 51, 94 Brown Pearlie Brown Robert 51 Brown, Rose 51 Brown Ruth Brown, Shirley 66, 100, 109 Shirley Brown, Willie 51 Buck, Larry 38, 39, 107 Buffington, Beverly 42, 43, Bunch, Robert Bunnell, Iimmy 66, 94 Burkes, Napoleon 51, 109 Burkett, Hazel Burner, Ivory 52 Burnett, Lee Burns, Diana Burns, Vertis 52, 98 46, 51 Course, Mattie 53 Craft, Douglas Craft, Ida 66, 94 Craft, Mildred 66 Craft, Sharon Crawford, Edna 27, 66, 109 Crawford, Linda 53 Crawford, Patricia Crawley, Yvonne 66 Creed, Andrew 53 Crisler, Derrick Crockett, Peggy Crowder, Georgie 98 Crump, Diane 53 Crump, Patricia Currie, Gregory 66, 91, 113, 115 Curry, Ierland 66, 94 Curtis, Flowers 98 Curtis,' Olive 66 -D- Daniels, David 31, 66 Daniels, Mary 53 Daniels, Larry Eason, Annie 47, 67, 107 Easterling, Annette 67, 104 Edwards, Sandra 47, 53, 109 Ellis, Lee 48 Ellis, Lee 38, 39, 49, 53 Ellis, Shirley Elmore, Dwight 50, 53 English, lzora 51, 53 Epps, Barbara 47, 52, 53, 91, 108, 112 113, 115 Eubanks, Iohnny 53, 95 Evans, Anthony 53, 54 Evans, Brabara 53, 55 Evans, Doris 53, 56, 90, 109 -F- Farmer, Iames 67 Farmer, Lucinda 109 Ferguson, Harry Ferguson, Robert 38, 39, 53, 57 Fields, Ernest 53, 58 Finch, L.C. Fisher, Diane Fisher, Sharon 53, 59 Flagg, Willie 60 Fleming, Vivian Flending, Linda Flowers, Annie 54, 108, 109, 112 Flowers, Curtis 54, 109 Floyd, Mary 54, 101, 106, 108, 112, Ford, Michael 94 Foster, Herman Fox, Leroy Fox, Susie ' Franklin, Carolyn Franklin, Franklin, Gloria Robert 54 Franklin, Willie 67 Frazier, Ida Frazier, Norma 67, 104 Frazier, Shirley 54, 106 Frierson, Eddie 54 Fugvay, Mary 54 Fuller, Coleman Fultz, Evelyn 109 Fultz, Willie 54 Funchess, Aundra 54 Funchess, Beverly 54 Barber, Barnes. Iaylee 65 Arneal 51, 107 Barnes, Claiborne 51 Barnes, Ivory 91, 94 Barnes, lohnnie Barnes, Lizzie Barnes, Percy 65 Barnes, Shirley 42, 43, 51 Barney, Gary 51 Barrell, Renetta 109 Bartley, Beverly 51 Butler, Alma 52 Butler, Annette Butler, Carolyn 66 Butler, Faye 109 Butler, Katie 109 Butler, Sandra 52, 98 -C.. Daniels, Norman 53 Davis Brenda 53 Funchess, Bobbie Funchess, Willie 54 -C,.. Gaines, Georgia 54 Gaines, Sharon 54, 109 Gaines, Theresa Galloway, Clay 54 Galloway, Deana 54, 103 Gary, Iesse 89 Bass, johnnie 65 Bates, Edward 51 Beacham, Fredrick Beamon, Allen Beard, Linda 51, 109 Beasley, Earnestine 51, 100 Beasley, 'LaDonna 51 Beck, Vanessa Beecham, Brenda 65. 128 Bell, Bernice Belton, Debra 65 Bennett, Aquleda 90, 91 Bennett, lulius Benson, Susan 65, 96 Berry, Artiss 38, 39 Berry, Carrie Berry, Mary Bishop, Micheal Blacklum, Alma Blackmon, Billy 51 Blackmore, Bobby 51 Blackmore, Charlie 51, 92, 109 Bland, Lynda 65, 128 Bland, Rufus Bolton, Charlie 109 Bolton, Reita l24 Cage, Earl 66 Cage, Rommel 52, 103 ' Cage, Wesley Callahan, Maggie 42, 43,- 52 Calvin, Mary 42, 43, 52 Cameron, Yvonne 52 Galloway, Ethel Campbell, Elbert 66, 98, 106, 109 Carroll, Mary Garner, Howard 54, 109 Garner, Leslie Garner, Iosie 67 Garrett, Brenda 54 Garrett, Linda 67 Gary, Betty Carson, Hattie 66, 94, 95, 109 Carson, jimmy Davis Burton 38, 39, 53 Davis, Debra Davis, Dewitt 66 Davis, Dianne 66, 98 Davis Doris Davis Homer Davis, Ierry 67, 94 Davis Iohn Davis Iohnnye 53 Davis Karen 67, 92, 93, 100 Davis Kay 53 Davis, Lenton Davis, Mary Davis, Melvin Davis Susie 53, 109 Davis Timothy Gary, Iacquelyn 67, 91, 96, 113 100, 106 Carter, lessee 52 Carter, Kenneth Carter, Reginald 52 Carter, Terrie Caston, Larry 52, 94 Caston, Loretta 52 Caston, Ruthie 109 Catchings, Lenora 52 Catchings, Patricia Cavett, Betty 52 Cavett, Cathleen 52 Cavett, Dorine 52 Cavett, Ioe 66 Cavett, Willie 52 Chase, Melvin 65, 94 Chatrnan, Lorene 52 Chess, Pamela 66, 100, 109 Christian, Fannie Christian, Mary Christian, Theresa 107 Davis, Valiary 67 Davis, Willie Demby, Phillemean 53 Denton, Andrew Derby, Barry 44, 53 Derby, Theresa Derby, Zoranda Devoe, Rosetta Devinity, Iames 67 Dixon, Angelean Dixon, Francis 98 Dixon, Shirley 67, 103 Doss, Calvin Dotson, Tommiesine 67, 104, 109 Dugger, Cynthia 45, 53, 103 Dulaney, Ronald 46, 53, 91, 94 Dunbar, Larry Dunson, Earl -E- Gary, Rose 54 Gates, Ianice German, Charles 67 Gibbs, Daniel Gibson, Carrie 54, 109 Gibson, Irene 54 Gibson, Velma 54 Gilmore, Auther Gilmore, Margaret 54 Gipson, Aaron 67 Goodwin, Wayne 54 Gordon, Bobbette Gordon, Ford 54 Gordon, Hosea 54 Gordon, Williette 54 Graham, Lorine 54 Graise, Bessie 54, 109 Graise, Laura 67, 106, 107 Graise, Letitia Gray, Anita 67 Gray, Darlene 54 Gray, Earnestine Grayer, Cora 42, 43, 67 Green, Ethel 67, 109 McCune, Linda 42, 43 Green, janice 55, 91, 106, 109 Green, Mary 55 Green, Peggy 55 Green, Ronnie 36, 37, 38, 39, 40 Hunter, Alphonso 68 Hunter, Bobbie 56 Hunter, Bossie Hunter, jacqueline 42, 43 Hunter, Lemuel Hunter, Lillian 56 Hurd, Barbara jones, jessie 68, 96, 106 jones, Larry 68, 94 jones, Laverne jones, Maxine 98 jones, Notton 57 jones, Pendora 68, 104, 106 jones, Sammie 57, 91, 119 Martin, Gennett 58 Martin, Minnie 58 Mason, Linda 58 Mason, Mary Mason, Margie 58, 109 May, Malcolm 31, 34, 69 Mayfield, johnny 58 Hyder, Anderson 56 jones, Stella 68, 109 McCoy, Danny 69, 109 jordan, julius Greer, Brenda 55 Griffin, Laverne 26, 67, 91, 97, 100, 109, 113, 115 Griffin, Pinkie 67, 98, 100, 101, 104, 128 Griffin, Sam 55, 94 Griffin, Tommie 55 Guice, Mark Gustavis, Cheryl 24, 26, 67. 96, 97, 98 Guynes, Barbara 55 -H- Haley, Betty 55 88, 91, Haley, Robert 67 Hall, Robert Hampton, Mary 42, 43, 55 Hankins, jessie Hargrove, Shirley 55, 98 Harkins, Diane 55 Harper, Augustus 55 -I- jackson, Alberta 56 jackson, Betty 68, 98 jackson, Carolyn 68 jackson, Charles 68 jackson, Charlie 34, 35 jones, Steve jones, Willie 109 jones, Willie 57, 98, 109 jones, Yvonne 68 jackson, Delores 100, 104 jackson, Deouse jackson, Evry jackson, Frances 68, 92 jackson, johnnie jackson, Lillie 107 jackson, Mark jackson, Mary 56, 98 f jackson, Patricia 68, 88 jackson, Patricia 20, 22, 25, 97, 128 jackson, Tommy 31, 68 jackson, Willie 56 jacobs, Earnie 56 Harrington, Margaret 55, 98 jacobs, Robin 56 jacobs, Venus james, Betty 56 james, Clarence 56 james, Donald 56 jefferson, Tracy 56, 90, 91, 112 jelks, Canera 56 jenkins, Albert 68 jenkins, Darlene Clara 69, 104, 109 Harris, Bobby 55 Harris, Donald 55 Harris, Edith 55, 106 Harris, Geraldine 98 Harris, jacqueline 55 Harris Lula 67, 109 Harris, Melvin 55 Harris, Reginald Harris, Ruth 55, 96, 100, 106 Harrison, Carolyn 55, 109 Harrison Gregory Harrison Mary johnson Aretha 56 johnson Brenda 100 johnson Charles 56 johnson Charles 56, 95 johnson Charles jordan, Reella 57 judge, Kenneth -K- Keller, Robert 57 Kelley, Terossa 57 Kelley, Ozella 57, 91, 109, 113 Kelly, Larry 69 Kent, Patricia 109 Kimble, Randy 57 King, Lorenzo 57 Kinnard, Eddie 57 Kinnard, Kirk 57 Kinzie, janice 26 Kirkland, Robert Kline, Gloria 69 Kline, johnny 57 Knight, jeffery 57, 94 Knight, Susan 47, 99 Knox, Barbara 104, 109 Kyles, Lizzie 57 ..L- Lackey, Gloria 57 Lampkin, joseph Larkins, Leona 69 Lattimore, Debbie Lawson, Linda Lee, Larry 57, 92, 104 Lee, Willie 69 Lemore, Dwight 94 McDaniel, Willie 69 McDonald, Belinda 58, 104 McDonald, Charles 95, 106 McDonald, Roby 58, McDuffie, Lou 58, 102 McDuffie, Mary 47, 58, 107, 109 McFarland, Alonzo 19, 58, 109 McFarland, Lee McFarland, joseph McGloster, Donald McGowan, Carrie 69 McGowan, Connie McGowan, Larry 58 McGowan, Mary McGowan, Nettie McGowen, Earnestine McGrew, Eddie 58 McGriggs, Cora 69, 99 McGriggs, john 38, 39, 58 McGribbs, julia 58, 89, 103 McKenny, Shirley 58, 104 McKenzie, Brenda 21, 23, 25, 58, 109 McKinney, Laura McKnight, Curtis McLemore, Lavern McMiller, Carolyn 58 McMillian, Carolyn 42, 43, 46 McMillian, Hervert McOurse, Mattie McVane, Lynda 58, 97 Memeh, Teri Michael, Alphonso 58 Harrison, Wayne 34, 37, 38, 39, 41 Harvey, Arther 67, 107 Harvey, Sandifer Hayes, Martha 31, 45, 67, 91, 107 Hayes, Sylvia 31, 45, 67, 91, 107, 109 johnson, Charlotte 56 johnson, Diana 47, 56, 100, 103, 109 johnson, Dieann johnson, Earnestine 56 johnson, Ellis 38, 39 Lewis, Fred Lewis, Georgia Lewis, Hugh 57, 109 Lewis Larry 57 Lewis Linda 57, 108, 112 Lewis, Malinda f joiner, Helen 57 Heard, jean Heard, Loretta 55 Hedrick, Lee' 50, 55 Henderson, Arrice 55 Henderson, Carolyn Henderson, Cleophas 25, 50, 55, 88, 91, 98, 101, 104, 113, 115 Henderson, Clyde Henderson, Lowanda 98 Henderson, Terry 55 Hicks, Marbeth 55 Hicks, Regina 55 Hill, Alonzo Hill, Dora 67 Hill, Micheal Hill, Thomas 55 Hilliard, Danny Hines, Mary 34, 35, 67, 96 Hinkle, Gloria'55, 109 Hodge, Charles 68 Hodge, Verlene 109 Hollins, Micheal Holly, johnny 55 Holmes, Coredene 68, 108, 112, 123 Hooks, David 95 A Horwood, Samuel Houston, Ronnie 56 Howard, Angela . Howard, Henrietta 68, 104 johnson Eliza johnson, Franklin 56 johnson Gertrude 50, 56, 109 johnson, Helen 65 johnson, Howard 94 johnson, jerry 56 4 johnson, joann 56, 102 johnson, john 56 A johnson Kenneth johnson Lela johnson, Lillie . johnson, Mary 68, 108, 112 johnson Paralean 100 johnson Patricia 68, 104 johnson, Roberta johnson, Shirline 104 johnson, Thomas johnson, Vera 56, 97 johnson, Willie johnson Willie 56 jones, Alvylyn 25, 65, 94, 128 jones, Betty jones, Beverly 68, 98, 109 jones, Bruce 68, 92, 128 jones, Christine 68, 108, 112 jones, Cinder 68 jones, Della 57 jones, Donald Howard, jessie 56, 119 Howard, Mazine jones, jones Donnie Dorothy 68 Hoye, Marie 56 Hubbard, Dewey 56 Hubbard, Emma 68 Hudson, john 68 Hunt, Eddie 68, 94 Hunt, Marsha jones, Earnest 68 jones, james 57 jones, jeffery jones, jerry jones, johnny jones, joyce Lewis, Regina 57 Lewis, Shelly Liddell, Brett 57 Liddle, Florence 57 Lilly, Ernie Linson, Shirley Lipscomb, Steve Little, George 57 Little, Gerald Little, Harold 57, 89, 94, 109 Lofton, Betty Lofton, Martha 57 Logan, Edwin 57 Lomax, Edith 100 London, Molly 58 London, Patricia 58 London, Sarah Love, Linda Lucas, Marvin 58 Luckett, O.C. 58 Lynch, Darlene 58 Lyons, Ledora -M- Mace, Robert Mack, Lillie 58 Mack, Undra 58 Mahaffey, Oletha Mahaffey, Ruthie Mann, Mary 109 Marbra, julia Marshall, Carl Marshall, john 58, 95 Marshall, Robert Martin, Abraham 58 Martin, Barbara Martin, Beverly Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Mims, 108. Mims, Mims, Mims, Minor, Minor, Emma Geraldstine 96, 99, 128 Shirley Debra 24, 27, 88, 97, 99, 100, 109, 112 Irene Lillian 58 Rosie Arthur 58 Barbara 50, 59 Minor, johnny 59 Minor, Morris Mitchell, Howard 59 Mitchell, jerry 94 Mitchell, Walter 59 Mixon, Yvonne 59 Moncure, Gail 59. 92, 101, 106, 108. 112 Moncure, Halbert 59, 94 Moncure, Rickie 109 Moncure, Treney 25, 65, 109 Monroe, Charles Monroe, Leander 69, 119 Monroe, M'alcolm 59 Montgomery, Diane 59, 108, 112 Montgomery, Sidney 59 Moore, Clara 59, 105 Moore, Hortensia 59, 107 Moore, joyce 59 Moore, Leonard Moore, Louis V Moore, Mary Moore, Ruby 104 Morris, Tanya 59 Morrison, Thelma 59, 119 Moses, Haywood 69, 90, 109 Mosley, Robert 59 Murray, Beverly Murriel, Fred Myers, Brenda 47, 91, 99, 100, 103 Myles, Lee 59, 99 Myles, Mary 69, 107 t 125 Myles, Sammie 59 -31, Nal-5-i, Linda Neal. Patricia Neal, Robert Neal, Rosie Neal, Rosie 59, 95, 109 1 11 Neal Steed 59, 99, 1,09 Neal, Vickie 69 Newell, Susan 59 Newton. Micheal Nichols, Brenda 59 Nichols, Keith 59 Nichols, Nic 106 Norman, Eddie 70 Norrell, james 59 Norwood, Linda 59 Norwood, Willie Nunery, Alice 59 Nutall, Willie 70, 92, 128 -O- Oatis, Rebekah 59 Obie, Herbert Odoms, Geneva 59 Oliver, Bennie 70 O'Neil, Bobby Osborne, Robert Overton, Bobby 59 Owens, Diane 59 Owens, Dorothy 60 -p- Paige, Cherry 60 Palmer, joe Parker, joyce Parmley, Dock Patterson, Donald 60 Patterson, jimmie 70 Patton, Carolyn 70 Payton, Gregory 31, 92, 107 Payton, Mary 60 Peally, Christopher 60 Pendleton, L.F. 94, 109 Peoples, Willie 70 Perkins, joe 70 Perkins, Robert Perry, Willie 60 Peters, janice 60 Pickett, Robert Pittman, Theresa 70, 104, 108, 112 Poindexter, Larry 38, 39 Poole, judy 60 Pope, Shirley so, 91, 92, 97, 100, 104, 113 Porter, Helen Porter, Henrietta 60, 99 Porter, Linda 60, 100 Porter, Nora Powell, joan 60, 106 Powell, Linda 70 Powell, Mary ,70, 100 Price, Calvin Price, Esthers 60 Richards, Evelyn Richardson, Benard 60, 109 Richardson, Billy 60 Richardson, Quincie 60 Richardson, Shirley 60, 109 Richardson, Willie 60 Riley, Ray Roach, Desmond Robins, Loretta 60, 104 Robinson, Bobbie 70 Robinson, Gwendolyn Robinson, Larry Robinson, Maggie 50, 60, 109 Robinson, Patricia 60 Robinson, Ronnie Rockingham, Verdis 25, 50, 60, 91, 99, 105 Rolling, Willie 60 Rosell, Willie 70 Ross, Betty 91, 103 Ross, Carson Ross, janet Ross, Lisa Ross, Mary Ross, Hanna 60 Ross, Arthur Rowan, Carolyn 61 Rozell, jerry 70 Ruffins, Glenn Russell, Vanessa 61 -3- Salter, Fannie Sanders, Bonnie 61 Sanders, Larry 61 Sanders, Louella Sanders, Fannie 96 Sanders, Tammie 100 Sandifer, Wilma 61, 104 Scott, Nathaniel Seals, Earnest 70 Shaifer, Micheal 70, 94 Shakespear, Angelo 61 Shannon, Betty Shannon, Sylvester 61, 94 Shears, Alyne 100, 109 Shears, Carl 61 Shears, Eugene 61 Shears, Lizzie 61 Shears, Ruby 61 Shelby, Agnes 61, 94 Shelby, Eva 70, 109 Shelby Georgia 104 Shelton, james 70 Shepard, Robert Shirley, Cherilee 70, 104 Whitlock, Dianne 63 Purnell, Denise Purry, Eugene 70, 91 96, 113, 115 -Q- Quinn, Henry -R- Raburn, Charles 95 Ransom, Ruby Ratliff, Ella 104 Ratliff, jimmie Ratliff, Stanley 32, 37, 38, 39, 41 Rattler, jimmie Redd. julia 60 Redmond, Bessie 70, 108, 112 Redmond, Lessie 70, 90, 91 Reed, Andrew Reed. Cheryl 60, 109 Reed, Ivory 60, 109 Reed, Mary 70, 95, 99, 104 Reed, Shirley Reese, james 60 Rials, Bettyc 60. 91, 109, 113, 115 Rice, Henry 126 Short, Bonnie 61 Shorter, Flora 61 Shorter, julia 70 Shoulders, james Shoulders, jim Simmons, john Simpson, Delilah Sims, Emma Sims, Nora 99, 104 Sims, Sherry Sinclair, Deloise 61 Singleton, Donnie Singleton, Franklin 61 Singleton, Parthenea 24, 70, 99 Slack, Brigitte 61, 100 Sly, Charles Smith, Alexander 70 Smith, Arvester 70 Smith, Betty 61, 99 Smith, Brenda 61 Smith, Bryant Smith, Carolyn 70, 100, 128 Smith, Carrie 61 Smith, Christine 61, 106 Smith, David 61 Smith, Delphine Smith, Evelyn Smith, Fannie 88, 97, Smith, Gloria 61, 92 Smith, Irie Smith, james 61 Smith, jimmie 70 Smith, johnny 61, 109 Smith, Luella 18, 20, 25, 26, 92, 98, 101, 109, 113, 128 Smith, Mary 61, 99 Smith, Micheal Smith, Robert 71 Smith, Steve Smith, Thomas 95 Smith, Vanessa Smith, William Smith, Willie 71 Spates, Linda 94, 109 Stamps, Belynda 71 Stamps, Gloria 71 Steward, Richie 61 Stewart, Anita Stewart, jimmy 62, 95 Stewart, johnnie 62 Stinson, Katherin 61, 91 Stokes, Andrew 62 Stokes, Dennis 71 Stokes, Florean 67 Stovall, Billy 71 Strong, Abraham Sulliven, Lorenzo 71 Summers, Bernetta 71 Summers, Brenda 71, 94 Sumrall, johnny 71 Sutton, Sharon Sutton, Willie 71 Swilley, George 71, 94 Swilley, Hugh -T- Tanner, Mildred 62 Taplin, Audrey Tate, Dennis Taylor, Barbara 62 Taylor, Ephren 62 Taylor, john 71 Taylor, Pamela 62, 99, 109 Tennon, Delores 24, 88, 97 71, 88, 91, Terrell, Anita 62, 99, 101, 109, 128 Terrell, joe 62, 94 Terrell, Melvin Terrell, Shawn Terry, Brenda Terry, Florida 96, 109 Terry, Ray Terry, Rosie 108, 112 Thames, Shirley 109 Thodford, Langennette 97, 102 Tory, Mary Tory, Verlene 71, 100, 109 Towers, Bobby Townsend, Helen 62 Turner, Barbara 42, 43, 46, 6 Turner, Doris Turner, Williams -V- Vann, johnnie 99 Vincent, Barbara 99 Virgil, Shelia -W- Wade, Barbara 96 Walker, Billy 71 Walker, Glen 95 Walker, Gracie 62, 94 Walker, june 62, 106 Wallace, Beatrice 62 Wallace, joyce 62 Walls, Linda 71, 96, 119 Walton, Doris 62 Walton, Sterling 72 Ward, Bennie 72, 90, 91, 109 Wash, Lynda 62, 71 Washington, Annette 72 Washington, Glenda 62 Washington, james 72, 94 Washington, jimmy 62 Washington, jeanett 109 Washington, Karon Washington, Kathy Washington Linda 62 Washington Linda Washington Micheal Washington Patricia Washington William 72, 95 Watson, johnny Watson, Mary 62 Watson, Pauline 63 Watson, Rosemary Watson, Sidney Watts, Bertha 63 Watts, Edward 109 Walls, Shirley 72, 99, 102, 103 104 Warfield, jesse 62, 94 Weathersby, Calvin 31, 32, 107 Weathersby, james Weathersby, johnnie Webb, Earnestine 63, 99 Welch, Robie 72, 113 Wells, Bobbie 91 Wells, Learie 63 West, Billy 72 West, johnny 31, 32, 72 West, Peggy Thomas, Barbara Thomas, Bruce Thomas, Calvin Thomas, Ester Thomas, johnnie 71 Thomas, Ray Thomas Thomas , Robert 62 , Rosie 99 Weston, Henry 63 Wheatley, Mary Wheaton, David 63 White, Denise 63 White, Myrtis 63 White, Odessa 63, 109 White, R oy 63 White, William 38, 39. Thomas, Shirley 100 Thomas, Teresa 62 Thompson, Alonzo Thompson, Charles 71 Wilder, Alton Wiley, Elaine 63 Williams, Anthony Thompson Thompson Thompson, Thompson, Thompson, Helen janice 1.L. 109 Linda Lizzie 62 Williams, Cassie Williams, Charles 72 Williams, Cora 63 Williams, Diane Williams, Earlene 63 Thompson, Loisteen 62 Thompson, Marie 97, 100, Thompson, Timothy 71 Tillman, Brenda Tillman, Ella 71 Tillman, Melvin 71, 95 Tolliver, Alean 71, 99 104 Williams, Helen 72 Williams, jerry 63 Williams, Karl Williams, Kathy Williams, Larry 63 Williams, Larwance Williams, Mattie Toney, Timothy 71 Torrain, Mildred Torry, Dorothene 71, 98, 104, 128 Tory, Edna 62 100, 101. Williams, Margaret 63 Williams, Michael Williams, Randy 63, 95 Williams Reginald 63 Williams: Willie 63 f.ff??233??37N??fgf,?ff:'5,e QW: Tai ,352 g, L:fifff,-'ii' , 'Ni ft - ,QL 334115. -,.-,gre 1 il f Vai, 'Sex ,lfwifg . Xu., I. 3?-5 Willis, Arnold' 'V Willis, Linda Willis, Marlyn 72 Wilson, Wilson, Wilson Wilson Wilson: Wilson, Wilson, . ,am Curtis Estella 72 Frank'72 ' Frank 72' Frankie 72 Freddie 63, 95 Issac if , Wu. Wilson, Wilson, Wilson, Wilson, Wilson, Wilson, Wilson, Wilson, Ianet Lena sa, .104 Linda Mary Melody 34, 63 Melvin 63, 89 Ruby Wanda Wince, Reginald 63, 94 Winters, Clarence W- W N-4 zu, W. , fm 'fi-, 3 , iw . X fig? ,Q ,X ., -1. ,,,... ,Y , ,. , s i.g,',,4.-:J ' ,,.., tm , Winters, Percy 63, Womack. Quillie 72 Womack, Robert 63 Woodall, Mable 72 Woodard, julia 63 Woodard, Kathy 64 Woods, Cherylene Woods, Willie 64 Woodson, Betty Woodson, Ianice 64 Wright. Ierry-64. 108 109 112 Wright, Shappy 64 , -y,, Young, Barbara 64 Young, Howard 64 Younger, Charlie 64 Younger, Guestina Younger, Mary 64, 103 128 Q' 1 THE UTICANITE STAFF Brenda Beechem Patricia Iackson Cora McCriggs Carolyn Smith Linda Bland Alvylyn jones Ceraldstine Miller Luella Smith DOFOUTGHG Tory Pinkie Griffin Bruce jones Willie Nutall Anita Terrell Mary Younger r - --- ,, -Y. ' 7 Eggs:- an to I 4 ' ,Q fyf -ek +135-5. 't - X1- Tliw-all ' 15: 1: iw. ., R 2?3 i'j 'L rf 45, t ,,. iw EDITORS MESSAGE In a far cornered room on the second floor of the Campus Union exists the office of THE UTICANITE, in which the process of creating a yearbook goes on. However, it seems that about the only time most students are aware of its existence is when the book is being distributed or when they voice their complaints. Some people look through a yearbook once or twice to find their picture tif they bothered to have it madel, while others never bother to pick them up or to make arrangements to have the book mailed to them. But the appreciated yearbooks are those which are taken out often and the pages turned slowly as pictures recall those days we thought would never end. And it is that frequent trip down memory lane that makes the whole process of creating a yearbook worthwhile. It was the purpose of this editor and staff to capture those moments of the year 1977-78 and put them together in a yearbook that would please you. the students. Our thanks is extended to our advisor, Mr. McCarty, for his suggestions on design and layoutg Mr. Porter, for his untiring efforts in photography: Mr. Bell, for his help in identifying students: and Mrs. Donaldson, for her valuable critiques and advice in writing. As you turn the pages, I hope you can feel the spirit that reigned at UIC this year and maybe even discover a candid shot of yourself somewhere along the way. ' Luella Smith Editor 128 :ffl , . W L? Q. 4: Ewa. 1. eo... :ya L 1 7 4 Y I 1 l F.- V0 ll 1 Vw-..j 'U' 3 V . , ff A S1712 'qhff f ,, ,A f N I .. . . . L. f, A- H1151-.5.V-51:-1zgfgvfz-Q4W5?,':5ji?1f'bf 951,!11'22:LfL,EZ95?7ffEf1f???fQf?'335 'T '7' tz xfj s' '52 y 7 ', in i ' ' V M - -,..,.-J,--,xv,,1,.-,g.f,f,. - -. -A-.4-,1:,.ps:gf--1:-. -J -1 , -f X - -- - A - ,I ,,,4,f..,,-,,.., ,f M .1 ., ,- 14