Utica Junior College - Uticanite Yearbook (Utica, MS)

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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.