Utica Junior College - Uticanite Yearbook (Utica, MS)

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' ' ja,-.3 E 1 r ff' vm .W ' V my 'inf P-Q ,,- 'ff-2 1- gg 'LE f 'f ' N ,Q 5, a W 1, , .., V4 ff ll ' ,. , 6, 1 If 5 f- -s ffl' Q2 'Q Q.,. A1 . M-- e . ,4-M 1-. '-,N qs? J 'ltJ!g,':r-' -1 F0 , K Q -'M wf Qg,' , ix-:ff A 2 Ag' ' f - X 2 Age had nothing to do with our victory mp:-1: My ,,,- - ..4-+-442 G 1' 3 K, gs ..-,,,.,- v ' , I' 'f i' i g K !'Ql'1y.g.qw, 3 af - ' 't-gh win QVC? -qw w,,,, ,- QV: U as--,,,,- 'sg ff J ., l 8 I'-gn we ...,, Q Q K ' 0 Km WW' 2-AQ 'V if GRADUATION-A TIME FOR IGY im ,, , ' P 'ggllilsa ,.O.mv - 1533 'ww X, 'f Wfflts .f is Qs. 1- 'L fx 'P -v AND A TIME FOR US 1 S ,Q Q II THE EIGHTY 'mv www. N . 1 i ij XJ , Y 1' aYa p- ' . 45 1 1 '+ M I as 'Iv -:lr 'P - :V - . Lu g ,Q t ,J-A Q Y V 1 ' ' 4 ' Q -. N 1. 3 ,. 1 r i , yrfwbll I Q' I J D X .-. , 4 .- x v,,4-' - I 3 1 M V 1 49 ' f ,, 1 Q '-,, '? - w 'Jia 5 , ..4,. Sf' L QLY '. 1 -I1 TABLE CDF CONTENTS ACADEMICS 4 ....... ..... FEATURES ......... ..... EVENTS ........... ..... CLUBS ...... .... . PEOPLE ........... ..... ATH LETICS ....... ..... ACADEMICS t . V-,K V' -5 . ., , ' . A . , , fi . N A IIIIQY r I T, ' IIA V V ' I ' XS is R . it 4: K Sw- . i X 14 .iv ' ' YC, X 1 Mx i i' 3,4 'fs 'hgkw . . 1-Q M Hi If 'ia l 4 'i N I ,,. I wx 51 1 4, by 'I Pl , ' ww v ,S 1.5 5 L Oh. ,af -ui 4.25 4-1 .Q W x. 7 49 A 1 Qln ,ff 755 , ' -1.1 x vi I 1 980 M . AC. 1 W ,z ivy f , 'If S-'c'.'?'., :Y 1' fi ff ff1f'xlH:vPf, ggv- ' ' , FE TURE ' rn-. '5'11 5-, ,- or 'A,. 255' fiv lv , 18' ' 4 ww' MISS U.I.C.!ALTERNATES CLASS REPRESENTATIVES WHO'S WHG NOMINEES S.G.0. REPRESENTATIVES MISS UTICA JUNIOR CGLLEGE ,I Apr- F-A 33 if - fffg I 1 if ,lp V' 5? f 'U G. H FD V5 22 'QE' U25 .cr ,C -03 fe.. U35 :O ooo Q3 o--'E 'DBFD' Sw' 391W QDQ. wofqg Q18 355 sig 1022 'U.u1 -1: 02+ -1'Q' 'HTS-0 330 2-as ao. . -L1-'lsgh' -ff.-PK - AAJLA 1151 i'li.4u-1.7.2-ggi X it ' WWW? 'S an -'-as .l if if ' 't - , ., J 'gist' mn! . . f -QQ . vi' , wil? 'T 'f Qc. . XA V . M ,Av-Magnus' .1 . 1. 1 RO E IONES 1 I Gemini . , . Utica . . . Business Administration . . . Phi Theta Kappa .. . Phi Beta Lambda. . . Science S.G.O .... reading. . .dancing . . . meeting people . . . plans to attend ISU in Business and open a small fashion business. 'If I . Cancer . . . jackson . . . Accounting . . . Phi Theta Kappa . . . w. Thespians . . . band . . . reading . . . meeting people . . . GWENDOLYN J. D 1 9 -r 1 1'- Capricorn .. . jackson . .. Physical Therapy . . . dance troupe . . . choir . . . sociology . . . Annual Staff . . . Sagittarius . . . Hazlehurst . . . Data Processing . . . basketball . . . softball . . . volleyball . . . dancing . . . plans basketball . . . baseball . . . plans to attend a university to become a Physical Therapist. upon graduation 'D . M - , eq, Y --rs , I A N 4,5 1 M4114 1 ,w ' bw, 133. 55' . D, u X .2 0 X ll Ling ' 'vgvg it X, z .5-4. I ,N 'fa I 1.1 . . list ' Q D ll ai' ai? Fltr A H! U L,-at is K 113 ti 3- 'ff'-auf ind Libra. . .jackson . . . sociology. . . P.E .... cheerleader. . . Virgo . . . jackson . . . Physical Education . . . football . . . acting dancing . .. plans to become a cosmetologist baseball . . . plans to attend jSU MISTER AND MISS SGPHOMORE LS Q 'V .f 0 4. S .:Sf7E'n , BARQA EPPS , MISTER AND MISS FRESHMAN JOHN FLOYCE BEEMAN Campus Ministryp Library Clubg Miss Library IOYCE BEEMAN Campus Ministryg Miss Campus Ministryg Library Club RUBY BENSON IANICE BROWN Basketball BARBARA CARSON Campus Ministryp Sociology LAURIE CRAWFORD Campus Ministryg Thespians CYNTHIA FLOYD Phi Theta Kappap Science Club EUGENE C. FRAZIER Campus Ministryg Chess Clubp Choirp P.E. Club, President, Executive Council-S.G.O. LOUISE HACKETT Cosmetologyg VICA OTHER NOMINEES NOMINEES FOR WHO'S WHO IN AMERICAN IUNIOR COLLEGES 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 TWENTY-FIVE UTICANITES MERIT THE DISTINCT HONOR FOR NOMINATION IN 1979. , vw- i G ' fa G f ws ai 5 1 9 A v .,.g,. . ' I . :xg , i K I 6 S. 'el A an v lj l V' -V .-', A . ln' W XV is , f b e s y l' ijxl it K -A ,l il U l n. . my 1 sf I fftgy Ta S Y' ,ye ,. fl 'wx af' ff?Y',-YP? h N Ffa' J HQ I MARY BROWN BRENDA GRIFFIN Dramatics Clubp Phi Theta Kappa at , J, -ti' W1 -'Za A v Q Q- ne, LF ,ms-0 GWENDOLYN HUBBARD Phi Theta Kappap Thespians WILLENE IOHNSON VICAg Miss VICA CURTIS IONES ROSIE IONES Miss UICQ Campus Ministryg Library Clubg Phi Beta Lambdag Phi Theta Kappag S.C.O.g Science Clubg The Uticanite ROOSEVELT IORDAN IANICE LOFTON J ' f Science Clubg Sociology Club 1,1 IAMES MCINNIS Chess Club IOHNNY MORROW MARTHA RICHARDSON Phi Beta Lambdag Thespiansg Usher Club Q 'Y 0.9 I Y '--1l it X1 LORRIE SIMMONS Editorg Maroon 81 Gold Flashp Phi Theta Kappap ,Q S.G.O.g Associate-Editorg The Uticaniteg Usher E 5 Club IOHNNY SMITH 1 ' A- ' Special Services Tutor fx . I ' MICHAEL WATERS . ' Chess Club .:' A V , f ' 5 .fx Q f. . - WWAM MAY OTHER NOMINEES MELVIN SAWYER 25 Members of the Executive Council were elected by the entire student body of Itica junior College. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL C.,- I 1 I I I A 'I I 'A ' My-:IN-at I . , M' ' , -- m zfizf I t T -' I .rr, I I f M I r if I ' ,ng f I fliif -X , ' Qi A I4 I1 Z4 i g , 1,34 JL, Mi' f . L an . ,.,a,.a,, f. I' f ' - , I 4 I 1 - , , ,K W' K .. X uk l.. 4, 29, If , Z 6 u- V' t A V Em I I 4-fa we I Q '-41-, 4 , . 5. ,,f I I E. . 26 X ig 3? at ,l ' I all I 0 if 'Q-xi ROSIE IONES LOUISE SIMMONS EUGENE C. FRAZIER Miss UIC Vice-President President BENITA ALLEN EVELYN MILLER ETHEL BAILEY Business Manager Secretary Assistant-Secretary STUDE TGOVER ME TORGANIZATIO The Student Government Organization is the key student organization at Utica junior College. Its purposes are to: IU promote the general welfare of the collegeg QI provide active participation in student matters and activitiesg and Up actively train participants for leadership positions. Representatives plan and coordinate student activities. Students who have displayed special leadership abilities represent all uticanites in the Utica junior College Student Government Organization Representatives from the freshman and sophomore classes were elected by members of their DEBBIE FISHER Secretary, Freshman Class OWEN IACKSON Treasurer, Freshman Class MIKE HAMPTON Parliamentarian SHIRLEY RHYMES Assistant Secretary, Sophomore Class EDWARD G. ROBINSON President, Freshman Class FELITA SMITH Miss Freshman BOBBIE STOKES Secretary, Sophomore Class CATHY WASHINGTON Assistant-Secretary, Freshman Class MELODY WILSON President, Sophomore Class 1 980 A BAYOU LECE D Chorus members Patricia Morris, Patricia Reed, Q --.fr-I .i and Etta Regan l 2 . E4 N ,.f any f 5 'r ff If V Z ,'.!'..f - f . 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T i , J ...t - 'JW ' ' T' vs-I ' ., X' , ml ' -ei ii? on li' C ,S , YI: mx l ...,s 8 0 if f..-a--ua--suv 5 . . -S Elig- ii' X 1 OPERA SOUTH Opera South, founded as a showcase for young Black artists as well as to give its founding member schools opera choruses a chance to work with professionals, mounted a special production of A Bayou Legend by William Grant Still, which was teletaped at Tujon Lodge in Vicksburg, Mississippi. Mississippi Educational Television assembled a large production team for the teletaping, headed by award winning producer Curtis Davis. Ed Van Cleef of the Mississippi ETV staff was executive producer. A Bayou Legend, by William Crant Still from Woodsville, Mississippi was originally set in the Gulf Coast Bayou. Utica junior College, one of the founding members of Opera South, played a vital part in the production. Its chorus and ballet dancers teamed up with units from jackson State University to serve as the Opera South chorus and ballet dancers. Dr. Bobby Cooper was director of the choral unit and Miss Bobbie Mason was ballet choreographer. UIC CHORUS BARBARA EPPS MIKE HAMPTON AARON IOINER PATRICIA MORRIS PATRlClA REED ETTA REGAN HEZRON ROUSER GLENDA SMITH DANNY SWILLEY MECHELE WALKER Uticanite Patricia Morris 31 HCMECUMING AT U.l.C. Utica junior College yielded a beautiful and bountiful harvest of homecoming festivities for the 1979-80 school year. The Coronation Ball got underway on Thursday night in the LD. Boyd Gymnasium. The theme Forever Mine was perfect, for the persons associated with the pageant were forever ours. Making the first appearance on the floor were royal subjects, kings and queens representing various clubs, organizations, and classes. The charming young ladies wore ice-blue gowns with a draped neck and the kings were dressed in white tuxedoes with matching white shoes. Capturing the attention of the audience was the lovely Miss UJC, Rosie jones of Utica, who was escorted by S.C.O. President Eugene Frazier. Alternates to Miss UIC were Gwendolyn Hubbard, escorted by PJ. Palmer and Carolyn Hunt escorted by Willie Stimage. The radiance and beauty of the queens filled the audience with glee. The traditional parade, held on Friday through downtown Utica, was the largest and the most attractive ever. Numerous gaily decorated floats and bands combined to entertain the spectators. Scores of local townspeople turned out for the gala occasion. I . E V ' .5 2 , X . 1 ' R Alcom State Band , . F,,f,f3 5 egg, V . - Q Q 1 'igevfta sw 'l..f'J 'lx .1 dw C ,Q , E v , .W ,Q vi V 5? g In I ' 1 . WA, 3 if . .. fi.tw F 1 1 4. F ws as f M, ' .. 1 af: . 1 ' ' ' .' A- 'A T 7 it, it? 'lgt?,a...5,'V'I I S ' 5, . ,4 42-,Q 1 1 'I .1 I N bvi,v,,1v JJ , ,K . 4 :A YLX5. V- l - F 'T A 'W' I Yy J.. -J . i 2 Z.. E A . Q ' 'fatig- ss' N -pg,.' 2 i ....,,-, x Ypmff . 'YIM 331-usa L, , T' im.. t . 1 f 4 J Q .ha A 5 i 9 A. aunt... 5 fy ig? .ti ' 51 i ag , ' 9 'A:'JX Q 1+ Jg if if .ss t I ,pf 1 M L ,Mp 'G ' 1 U Q 47 ' -' r ' ' I P 4, ,A 1 K ' ' an L .4 1 ' W, .,-Y 4 A v-. , .,, W r :Qt .gh . J I 1- is 1 - ' 4 3 I ' mg.. Qv V A ,, Q 1 4 W , 1 - 1 n tv ' ,f f ' , A sv . ,t . I. 2 ,f I .4 , sg 1 , - le, f ..f' 'fl 1, J 4 'ft f, Q sg -sr 2 c H , , ff jf ff - Q Y 1 ., ,T , 5, ., Q gf, ,q -2 Q- 233, rbgatfx 5 2 i ' QQ,-my 4:-' 4' a .K S , -,Q O fa CGRONATION Homecoming celebration festivities officially began October 11 with the annual Coronation Ball held in the college gymnasium. Forever Mine was the theme for the gala event and music was provided by Storm, Rosie jones of Utica was crowned the 1979 Homecoming Queen by U.l.C. President 1. Louis Stokes amid an array of splendor. Kings and queens from various campus clubs and organizations were a part of the Royal Court. President Stokes crowns Rosie jones. UTICANITES RETURN FOR CHRISTMAS MUSICAL Tracy is presently a junior music major at Tougaloo College and is studying voice with Professor A.M. POPS Lovelacef While a student at UIC, Tracy was a soloist with the college choir and sang numerous times on programs both on and off campus. She appeared on Channel 16 and was featured as lim in the opera jubilee that was performed by Opera!South. Tracy studied voice on the UIC campus with Clara Porter. Tracy returned to her Alma Mater in December and sang with the college choir on its annual Christmas concert. She delighted the audience with her .K . 'b :LSI nf 4 ' '54 519 lacing f 8 i -.4 interpretation of Malotte's Lord's Prayer. Our annual Christmas concert also featured Mr. Vernon Robinson, music instructor for Hinds A.H.S. and Utica junior College. Many returned to take part in this once a year affair, Cleophas Henderson . J, and Clifton Brown were also .LA among the returnees. 33 CH RISTMAS DRAMA- a smash The Thespian Club presented Christmas at the Gables, a one act comedy by Lidian Moore, on December 20, at 9:00 a.m. in the amphitheater. The drama satirizes the foibles of the Gable family, an oddly assorted group of four spinsters dominated by a masterful dowager named Mrs. Lamb. Temperament begins to stir in the Gables teapot when the aged and fierce Miss Neville arrives on the scene. Miss Neville is an opponent worthy of doughty Mrs. Lamb's steel, and for a while seriously threatens the cherished peace and harmony of the Gables. But an accident befalling a beloved cat, the kindly intervention of Violet Knox and the irresistible influence of Christmas Eve finally soften the adamant hearts of Mrs. Lamb and Miss Neville. For once and for all we see the Gables family happy and united whole, singing carols as they finish decorating for the Christmas party. -Ji- ' A J t L Q N , -0 'I . f N ' fo i g, q,4 - 5 In Y N s 3 ffm ' 73 ' 3' '-3 i 3 . . fi Q - , 4 .Q .:.. , , - ,ni 1 i ' ' . ' if g. Y I Ml , www. jg, ',-f 11,5-'Ai 1 fig T , Mm.-.':-,4:4T'f, fzfsaff-f ffm- n 1. ' - ' -1 . . ',f1 'a'gz'?f1afi-'5f fi,':'t'f1,-,:,.:. ,,Q,'- Q f ' gf-Q2 6 LZ,-.435 -1 ' .- jj, ' fi, . ,. 4sfz1'1+gf'1a1i2f-af ,N i 3731 ' ' ' t , 4 , S., fe .- jiri . T, P 4, ,Nu - f 7 i. ' ' a-qw '1- X -A, 1 6 wi-T ,425 ,. N r ' r I , ' ., f -Z' F ,tg V , l, I . t gi-I 1 lgiiiqf 'l f iifjft M 1 3, ,':A.f A afftgihf if f f .,- A if 'f , -,v'V' ' . 9 it fs ,if , ,w T ' 1 A I.-if -. , g: I Az- , 1 Q 2 K , .ff v 4 ' 4? will bfi ln SF, 1 Uv jig' ' V5 .. 4 , ff s 5 X T 3 1 s. iv gn! wif 3 iff . A.. 'v ya .3 x la.. + uv f , I 5111 T , t , s a X3 M -.4 1 P4 baggin- is. f 7 ? 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Its purposes are to: tlj promote the general welfare of the college, f2j provide active participation in student matters and activities, and t3j actively train partipants for leadership positions. Representatives plan and coordinate student activities. ADVISOR james jordan OFFICERS Eugene Frazier, President Lorrie Simmons, Vice-President Evelyn Miller, Secretary Ethel Bailey, Assistant Secretary Benita Allen, Business Manager Denise Shepard, Assistant Busin Mike Hampton, Par iamentarian Rose jones, Miss UIC 42 ess Manager Benita Allen-Miss SCO it if mi? f,. Q -in-... .WJ 9? t f . . , ljgalif- 'Q-F' .1 . wif' --...-ar 4-f '!!. ' DANCE TRC PE --Q., .7 A-.kv The dance troup serves as the halftime entertainment center for campus activities. The dancers display poise, coordination grace and an appreciation for the arts. Members take pride in the creativity of dancing It helps to maintain physical fitness in body and mind Dancing is truly the art of relaxation in motion. ADVISOR Mary Austin OFFICERS Brenda Calvin, President Jacqueline Allison, Vice-President Shelia Pendelton, Secretar MEMBERS Billy Bailey Barbara Epps Deborah King Debbie Lynch Renita Myles Dennis Sibley Lilly Williams Y '10-ul COLLEGE CHOIR binds I 491' The college choir participates in vocal musical programs both on and off campus throughout the year Membership in the choir is determined by auditions. DIRECTOR Dr. Bobby Cooper OFFICERS Etta Regan-President Ethel Bailey Secretary!Treasurer MEMBERS Ioan Banks Roy Burton Gloria Cage Nelma Dotson Vanessa Durham Ioyce Elmore Barbara Epps Diane Fields Eugene Frazier Elmira Gaskin Sandra Green Mike Hampton Iessie Howard Myra jefferson Aaron joiner Ianice Lofton Alfred Morton Patricia Morris Patricia Reed Hezron Rouser Glenda Smith Danny C. Swilley Audrey Taplin Mechele Walker Desi Ware Lillie Williams Mary Ann Wright Juanita Young Mechele Walker-Miss Choir E 'S NIElQLl MUSIC EDUCATORS NATIONAL CONFERENCE ADVISOR Dr. Bobby Cooper MEMBERS joyce Elmore Charles Higgins Tammy Lodge R.H. Rouser, jr. M.E.N.C. is the professional association for music educators at Utica junior College. Membership in the 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. vf'sr'.-1-I. W... ' ww- . ', i v ' . . , ' I ' M A .H ,V ,. .'f l', gi-I'-I r 1 . 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M, Jwf:-5 ' 'ff' Mfg. - .S ,, f'i'QgQf.f-is ADVISORS COSMETOLOGY MASONRY joseph Bartee Louise Hackett Larry Caston Lester Owens Willene johnson Michael Green AUTO BODY William May Vernon Heath Edward Bates Eleanor Smith Anthony Hedrick Kenneth Floyd DRAFTING julius Hedrick Robert Harrison Donald Burns Dennis Kitchens Thomas Knight Odis Chess Turner Pugh Charles Lyons Gregory Martin Carl Sims Eddie Steele Karl Turner Henry Welch Robert Wilson AUTO MECHANICS joe Sanders Garry Sprville Alonzo Thomas Guy Thompson Theodis Walker jessie Warfield Calvin White james White james Haynes Roy White Robert jones Ronnie Williams Calvin Lee WELDING john Shinard Calvin Bingham CABINETMAKING Alvin Calhoun Timothy Coleman Vincent Durman CARPENTRY john Beal Clyde Moore Herbert Thompson Steven Chambliss Robert Chester Christopher Draper Harry McMillian Virgel Parker Bobby Phelps Noble Richardson Vernon Smith Donald Taylor Over Lee Trunell Elaine Trunell Charlie Watkins Elvis White Chancey Williams Michael William rx as .Ji I 1 ',t F ' 'Aa' A E my W' Mi 4-1 .. . 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An effort is made to promote high standards in trade ethics, workmanship, scholarship, and safety to foster a deep respect for the 'dignity of work. Willene johnson Miss V.I.C.A. Q8 41 ESQUIRE cLuB a f z api 4 is 1 Q it 'Q as-I-mf' The Esquire Club at Utica junior College strives Bose Bruce, Advisor to maintain a better understanding between Amanda Hughes, Advisor facultyfstaff members and the student body L.T. Walker, President through the process of exchanging ideas and to Sylvester Walker, Vice-President help young men in becoming leaders of A. Hubber, Secretary tomorrow. Berry jordan, Treasurer Willie People n, s . Q n U I nf':xgl I0 0 gi .,-elf l 9' 'Xe ,,,-19 -1-' ytfws-La ' B if 'r ,i X, ESQUIRETTE cLuB The Esquirette Club promotes and enhances womanhood on campus. It offers ladies a chance to become leaders that are informed on current issues as well as fashions and social events. The purpose is to offer service to all mankind through school and community projects. MEMBERS OFFICERS Irene Butler Theresa Myers, President Diana Harri5 Auguleda Bennett, Vice-President Christine jameg Sandra Brown, Secretary Sharon Moore ADVISORS Teresa Terrell Debra Woolman Cherylene Woods Margaree jenkins Sharon Moore Miss Esquirette 49 LIBRARY CLUB ll. sf? . 5 wi E 1 The Library Club provides students with training fo assistants. Membership is open to all Uticanites. MEMBERS Floyce Beeman loyce Beeman Lewis Hakins Gleniss Harris Lorraine Hunter Vera jackson Regina Luckett Ollie Mae Neal Helen Perkins Alice Rockingham Dorothy Ross Toniet Shelton Clara Thomas Barbara Vincent Hazel Walker Sharon Williams Priscella Hayes OFFICERS Bonnie Cole, President Eletha Walker, Vice-President Ruthie Dotson, Secretary Eva Hamilton, Assistant Secretary Shirley Rhymes, Treasurer Ora Thurman, Business Manager Sandra Howard, Parliamentarian ADVISORS Alma Fisher Annie Harper 0 ,uma-1 ' EQ? Q, ,,,.-I--M45 1 L if H. 4 if '33-A1's'!'-5-lst. 3? 'j 1 . r student library I 4455! Carolyn Hunt, Business Manager MEMBERS Eugene Frazier William May Timothy Mims Mary Sandifer Michael Waters johnny Weathersby Reginald William Fredrick Vaughn ADVISORS Frank Powers Lonnie Haynie L.T. Walker, President james Minor, Vice-President Regina Todd, Secretary THE CHESS CLUB The Chess Club of Utica junior 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. ',Wwxad! 'W ' ' A 4 c eu 1,1 q fi I if 315-gf W :FJ 7' ,I wr M , i A 7 4 ,. I -.ff - U- .. . , 1 ,N ,, ' 'fm , 'lui' I L THE BARBERING CLUB The barbering club provides better service to the community by training with professionals. It offers the best service to people that are interested in hair care. ADVISOR Samuel Richardson OFFICERS Tommy Garner, President Aaron joiner, Vice-President Mary A. Butler, Secretary Faye jenkins, Assistant Secretary Aurthur Scott, Treasurer MEMBERS Althea Faye Byrd Ida Lee Frazier Dorothy Harris Edwin Hillard Yulanda Martin Katie McDonald Capucine Moore Fred Neal jerry Parker Beverly Toney Ruby lean White i I Kathy McDonald Miss Barbering - . PM - gEt lv ag i S - -- E 2 ' + a X Q V 1, l -Q ll i f .1-61. l l': i , ', -- - Q. T . 1 . '. .JM ,Y-pq 5- l 'frrnnlrrw W . Q ,'x- E ll' 1 f Kglfl - xpgj rw' , 'E 'll T' A 5 . 'fli- i T , T1 ,el ,Z - Q' K , Q V 7 ' x K r A q I I k . w -5, i 0 if THE THESPIANS X QL r 63 . 'ii' 1 ' 'f , 'f f 'Ni 1 f Us i x .1 'f M .Lllli The Thespians is a dramatics group providing members an opportunity to develop their abilities in all forms of the dramatic arts. MEMBERS Lillie Calvin Lorrie Crawford Dewayne Davis Cherly Gettis judith Hopkins Gwen jackson Wardell jackson Renda Lucky Wilbert Murray Brenda Newman Betty Smith Brenda Vincent Gegie Young Lorrie Crawford Miss Thespian OFFICERS Brenda Griffin, President Edward Gee Robinson Vice President Gwendolyn Hubbard Secretary Helen Thompson Assistant Secretary Linda Myles, Treasurer!Business Manager ADVISOR Rosia Crisler Christine Tanner SCIENCE CLUB X rf , :fr .f , - -. ,. ,- A, ..,M 4 . S i iz Q.-ns ? Q f' L z 1 . 0'-x 1, sv The Science Club is formulated to stimulate creative thinking through valid scientific approaches. An awareness and appreciation of the aesthetic value of science in relation to everyday life is an important goal. The club is open to all Uticanites enrolled in science classes. OFFICERS Carla Thomason, President Lorraine Hunter, Vice-President Sandra McGowan, Secretary Bonnie Cole, Assistant-Secretary MEMBERS Cynthia Floyd Brenda jackson Annie Williams ADVISORS Mike Berry Cleon McKnight Sandra McGowan Miss Science 34 .Qi ws 15 sk -.f ug ., .,' wj itil '- ' n , -,u fl. H, I 4 ,M 5 ff I H u.... f fjfif lf, . A NJ Qu Liga ,Q 9, , gf.: 9 'fl is a 4 5 , .Fa 53 , N gflngys , W' X .A 'Y f - J' 1 s' ' at . IM Q 31 f V .af ,Q ll' . ' f if ,r D. .il f l f it ,.,1 f 'i' M N My Linda Broome Miss Sociology OFFICERS Brenda Newman, President Ester Farmer, Vice-President Ethel Bailey, Secretary Wendy Walker, Assistant-Secretary Diane Welch, Treasurer Annie Greene, Assistant Treasurer SQCIQLOGY CLUB 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 Dakley students, and the donation of easter baskets to children at the Mississippi State Hospital. 1 l l 4 l wZ. ..f ' I 1 ff ff . 'Y Z' Lf ,H 3 -M ADVISOR Christine Tanner MEMBERS lannie Amos loyce Andrews Floyce Beeman Joyce Beeman Linda Broome Ella Burrell Barbara Carson Mae Caston Nelma Dotson Shirley Ellis Bernita Hamlin judith Hopkins Roberta jones Pearlie Kinnard janice Lofton Vanalsa Lyons Evelyn Miller Maxine Montgomery Linda Moore Darlene Ransom Shirley Rhymes Dorothy Ross Betty Lee Young Lorrie Simmons Linda Moffett Miss Maroon 81 Gold Flash ' EDITOR REPORTERS Lorrie Simmons Brenda Calvin ASSOCIATE EDITOR Deidre Carter Patricia Thompson Linda Lonnie SPORTS EDITOR Linda Moffett Carol Dennis Nikkie Robinson ADVISORS Dorothy Ross ' Bessie Brown ARTIST Terry Collins Reginald Williams The Maroon 84 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. .1 ,-5 a H? ,-. s ' . ,Y-fa V , -ww, .. ,. , . - , 5.1. -S:-T-A V ..4. is .MLN :A , ,A ..,., 5, E. . V,,, . Q0 0-Q MAROON 84 GOLD FLASH CHEERLE DERS p- ,,,,.:4,,isv,g5g, 32,-l ' s .. sfflw ,gf ,D 1 . ab w,,At?., 'whiqiifrilggpl-'Qg,1j7. '-1' ',?3'f3:.'fgg-'fbcgq A 1--Fe lfvfffqyz. .::'3lf3 4x:f '1 b h- rig wlfji Li?-Q 'f 613:-l '- gz'ff? !!Z?f?' 'K' 'nl r if ' I ' lv ' . ' 'V 1-lffl ' af-- li no ' fa 'f ..A-- .,-'V' UL 'L 3- ff fl 4 s- '- 41, p ff is. 5 wiv K .,M -3,5-.if ,,f ,U ,xg,Mg,g,Mg,, 53, Y ,Q ,.rH,:.it4,,. 1 1 L,i1,,,2ifdwf71vfM-Al icky w f'2r'.a,7U -,ff 11. ,. pep -, , 1 ff . - .fe gg , , , vm tiiivfitfif f R E- f. ' :V Mb.- 4f'6r9'.:,.t fn, , . ' , gags P515,1'55i ?'34se-if Y af: pains U f.J':' K :zur 1, f 'ima-lf 0' xi 1' fl! ' .. '. 'H :'i421,4' , ' -1 Y '---' , . gf? nel: , M The Cheerleaders help promote good sportsmanlike conduct, arouse real school spirit, and accompany and cheer the teams to victory. This club is open to all eligible students. MEMBERS Mary McDuffie, President Ella Burrell, Vice-President Ernestine james, Secretary Espie Brooks, Treasurer Deidre Carter, Business Manager Erna Wheeler, Parliamentarian Brenda jordan Tammy Lodge Shirley Rhymes ADVISOR Bobbie Mason Mary Ann McDuffie Miss Cheerleader 5 ADVISORS Monocia Daniels Cornelius Horton OFFICERS Gwendolyn jackson President Shirley Ellis Vice-President Etta Regan Secretary Patricia jackson Treasurer MEMBERS Bobbie Barnes Glenda Body Gwendolyn Brown Irene Butler Cheryl Davis Dewayne Davis Cheryl Gettis Annie Green Anela Hay Christine james Maxine Montgomery Brenda Newman Patricia Reed Martha Richardson Noble Richardson Lorrie Simmons Gloria Thompson Helen Thompson Patricia Thompson Patricia White Cheryl Woods Betty Young The Usher Club develops skills of escorting and seating persons for various college events. It is open to all interested college students. Patricia White Miss Usher , 3 P,,m-Q-1 PTA ww Q Y .. ig if -Q' HMA N if it-755' fi r 1 it ' 'St -. C 1 7 E I Q . N E -4 . X' if. -53.2 , .ar- X .F iv T! 1 3 j xfiij f 'Q I , I 5 L i . . 's - . , Q ,.,, - - M C fl' I igqikk fr, i i -ii' .. , -uf ff' xg v xl, ,. M: - ' . 'b- i A 1314?-'wf 1 H USHER CLUB rx 'X I S, .L iv' ,fn . , Q. , r-'1vne1 9 'nl lk: 4 W' Q is C 1 - lslkllil I A H '5 I ' 53' 4' ll, v'v i s v l S , X I , . x X ' 1 .,gv? ' 1 ,f Q!! T4 h . . ,qs D , ff A I ir ' ,. .1 ful 5 A' V4 , , 44' , I 3 T PHI TH ETA KAPPA The Utica junior College chapter of Phi Theta Kappa is Alpha Beta Xi It is a national honorary association composed of students who have achieved academic excellence and who have demonstrated outstanding moral character. Anita Griffin, Advisor Patrinella Diggs, Advisor Cynthia Floyd, President Gwendolyn Hubbard, Vi Rosie jones, Secretary Mary Bradley Debra Carter Doris Carter Redia Dee Brenda Griffin Lori Simmons luanita Young Cynthia Floyd Miss Phi Theta Kappa ce-President ADVISO RS Earl Nelson Bobbie Mason Neilma Doton Christopher Draper Eugene Frazier loyce Wilson OFFICERS Lucendia Frazier . . . Rachel Kinnard Michael Green Mlss Physlcal Educatlon President Larry Hardin Katrina Stokes john Harrington ' Secretary Angela Hay Bobbie Stokes Priscilla Hayes Treasurer Edwin Hillard Ricky jenkins Betty johnson johnny Liddell David Linzy Mary McDuffie Randy McGrone Bennett Mclnnis Helen McNeal Deborah Moreland Minnie Noel Gary Scott Felita Smith Sonia Smith Paul Stewart Barbara Thomas Beverly Toney Michael Upkins joyce Wilson Debra Townsend Business Manager Evonne Gibbs Parliamentarian MEMBERS Richard Anderson Shardrick Benjamin Lestria Bennett Fredrick Brown Gwen Brown janice Brown Tracie Brown Ella Burrell Harold Carpenter Keith Claxton Timothy Coleman Earl Cooper Larry Coston The Physical Education Club is designed to enrich the student's knowledge of an organized physical fitness program. This club is open to any Uticanite interested in physical education and physical fitness. PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLUB ,aliv- 3 se,- Q ft-at R' ,..-Q 2-.-I: W ft--f ' if Q f 71,5 g Q N, , , . H. '-ff .1 , H35 A Y 1'f'f r 1 '12 i. .iffvt 5 4. s 'T , Y. 1 , J X I f . fn. il i i t . v .1 f pi , fl - K - ge ' i g E . r U:-:lurid !sn--vw K 'X s - 2 .., A , 4 X -- t, X 1 M AN? l A ui X R' A M th 3 1 V F . , A ff -Y ' rf . x ' - 1 15 , . -. f so N ' S if ll - r ' . 4 1 V ' 1 7 rc. lg 1 , ' i .V as ,gg if . 2. a -i 1 P F 'T .' 'sl an 60 Louis Hackett Miss Cosmetology ,xx kv T 1 Q K.. .Q 4 A gsf' 2 a l ra Av w, ADVISOR Amanda Thomas OFFICERS William May, President Sylvester Walker, Vice-President Clara Redmond, Secretary Willene johnson, Treasurer Patricia Morris, Sergeant of Arms Shirley Lee, Reporter Louise Hackett, Parliamentarian Mary Pugh, Chaplain MEMBERS Esper Brooks Mary Cousin Ruby Daniels Janice Galloway Jacqueline Harris Lizzie Kyles Barbara McNulty Etha Myrick Alice Patton Harry Powell Eleanor Smith Donnie Walker un , 7 L 1 . 1 if rig' il P '., .wh , ' ,. 5 . , l 9- V has tt , . xii T ,327 . 'V si, ,Q 'iff-f A 8 I :fp l f ':E CGSMETOLCJGY CLUB The Cosmetology Club is open to cosmetology majors and provide opportunities for members to work together and become future leaders. It is designed to unify class and daily activities and to promote individual styles and ideas. PHI BETA LAMBD 1 .fi S rt- 'T-li f.g,f' 2 tx x' -A X 9' -z,.ffFZ-liry 'I ' as ,W ivy ' f Q- I Ft, F 'warg 5 Y mp E A -'-cz, , Le ,D i .x, Q J 5-at ,QSL f 5, it . ' 1 - -arf-'retlg - Q4-J?'? , : 4-' . . 344. fn 1. if N, V 7-fd. .JV-,g 9' V5 . , Q A .,,' '55 ,If-ag' IA'.L':ff, T 'fl .B . xx Q 5 T ' L ' 4 It f- . 4 .AA ',i:.:i,A,, -56,1 W. - Q ., -,v 'Q . -15.1-rea., lljfsxg-J 1v,g'5':,'-3'5-J-'jf I wr fffzblsgve , at-iafaw-,5 ' Phi Beta Lambda is a national fraternity open to all student enrolled in business FQ: S - 3-3 oriented degree programs. It is designed to broaden student's understanding of Y: if . ' , 'tt' . 1 ,, v economic and business phenomena. The organization also seeks to engage participants in projects that will strengthen their working relationships with others. OFFICERS Debbie Fisher, President Alice Rockingham, Vice-President Cynthia Curry, Secretary Berry jordan, Treasurer Ruthie Dotson, Chaplain Helen Dixon, SGO Representative ADVISORS Shirley Mason Minnie Hawthorne 8 7 Vanessa Durham . , Miss Phi Beta Lambda , Vanessa Durham Linda Fields Annie Graves Eva Nell Hamilton Priscilla Hayes Vera jackson Arnell jones Barbara jones Carla jones Rosie jones Carolyn Mallard Minnie Martin janita Montgomery Ollie Neal jeanette Nichols Alma Parson Martha Richardson Mary Robinson Nicky Robinson Hazel Ross 'vtary Bradlev Herticene Brown janice Brown Irene Butler Gloria Cage Belinda Chess Dorothy Christian Gloria Claiborne Barolyn Dixon 62 Xu Shirley Rymes T'Tannya Taylor Diane Thompson Gloria Thompson Shirley Thompson Vickie Watson Phyllis Wells Patricia White Elaine Wilson Hazel Wolfe '-5 fit. A 83 Z. hi UNITED CAMPUS MINISTRY 'I ...ggi-' . .F A ' fy L F o - - f an ' -,N ,Lv '-L 8' 1 I ' yt. ,g . w ,,, If 'T' 5 , Q Q 4 I t L. .- on A' .QTVVJ - is in . Ze. 4 1- The United Campus Ministry is an interdenominational organization open to all Uticanites desiring Christian association and participation. lt seeks to cultivate and promote individual religious growth among those persons in higher education through an involvement of students, faculty, community resident, and churches of the area. The organization promotes weekly religious study and sponsors Religious Emphasis Week and an annual Gospel Music Festival. janice Amos Cheryl Davis johnny Liddell Glenda Smith jessie Amos Louis Dixon David Linzy Rosie Summage joyce Andrews Dorothy Ellis Rigina Luckett Danny Swilley Bobbie Barnes Shirley Ellis Roxey Marshall Shirley Thompson joyce Beeman Dianne Fields Sylvia Mayes Ira Thurman .h , Rose Brown Eugene Frazier james Minor Elaine Trunell ' . 'A ' Sandra Brown Sherrie Green Sharon Moore Desi W2-Ike 1, Shelia Brown Mike Hampton Theresa Myers Elefha Walker ' li Y, . 1 lrene Butler Elizabeth Hannah Francie Neal HHZCI Walker - Q T' Rosie Butler Cuntistine Henry Marcunes Newell Chery Weathersby Lovenia Carroll Mary Hyder jeanette Nichols Gregory Webb ' ' I Barbara Carson jessie Howard Darlene Ranson Diana WelCl1 Marilyn Clark Dora jenkins Gwen Robinson Ruby Wilson Shirley A. Collins Mildred jenkins Rearline Robinson Mary Wright Earl Cooper Elizabeth jones Ethel Savage Gloria Craft Roberta jones Mariea Shelton ,NL 4 Loria Crawford Leresa Lerrell Charles Smith Louis Green, President Pat Reed, Treasurer Betty McGee, Vice-President Etta Regan, Business Manager Ruby Stratton, Secretary jessie Dawson, Advisor loyce Beeman' Miss Campus Ministry Floyce Beeman, Assistant-Secretary 63 l 1 6 fx I' L ' 7'v .QP . is Inf s. fL 'n Y, ,nn ' an Vo 1 '. 'I'-01 'xl s n 3 K' 51. 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W , -sv ..,. .,-sl yy. 1 A FRESHMEN SGPHOMGRES CGLLEGE BOARD ADMINISTRATIGN FACULTY STAFF F R E S lacqueline Allison Hattie Anderson Robert Anderson Lewis Atkinson Billy Bailey Cordelia Bailey jeffery Bailey Lula Barnes john Beal Esther Bell Larry Bell Irrna Berry Lestria Bennette Calvin Bingham Eva Bland xxx l,Qxf+vWvav '-22 '14 .AE FBI' or rf, GLASS OFFICERS Edward Robinson, President Sherry Green, Vice-President Debbie Fisher, Secretary Kathy Washington, Assistant-Secretary 'il' Gwen jackson, Treasurer Leander Monroe, Parliamentarian Helen Hampton, Advisor Georgia Wiggins, Advisor A ZS T X 1 f vf, I FRESHMEN Vivian Bland Darlene Brown Gwendolyn Brown Lyon Brown jackie Brown Rosa Brown Sandra Brown Shelia Brown Thomas Brown Gertuda Brison Frank Bullock Michael Burton Althea Byrd Shirley Callahan Alvin Calhoun Eddie Calvin Lillian Calvin Kenneth Campbell Harold Carpenter Deidre Carter Alexander Caston Barbara Caston Darlene Caston Loisa Caston Mary Chambers Steve Chambliss Dorothy Christian Henry Christian Marilyn Clark Ronnie Clark 67 FRESHMEN ,QR fx. ,... yvyiy FR - Gloria Clairborne Norland Claxton Albenna Cole Bonnie Cole Many Coleman KW F' nf Earl Cooper Mary Cousin Cynthia Curry Charles Dairl Annette Davis D iii? S Donald Davis W Howard Davis Leon Davis Redea Dee Roger Dollison Q - 'H-.::ftt..gt.F . X9 4 9 9 1 Hx it tif ,f be V , 5 FTW ' I Linda Dixon 'E A Willie Dixon ' B 7 Sylvia Dixon ' vri. Q E Edward Divinity ei Q' 1 jimmy Dorsey l 7 N rf 1 n Ruthie Dotson .a fa. Neiman Dotson Patricia Dozier Vanessa Durham Annie Edwards s ?3..Qflf. Dorothy Ellis Stanley Ellis Janice Elmore Betty Flagg Elaine Fleming 14. ff ,A FRESHMEN 5 4'- 'v..4 Q' 'iii I Clement Floyd Kenneth Floyd Linda Fields Debbie Fisher Linda Ford limmy Foster Mike Fowler Lucinda Frazier Roosevelt Funchess Brenda Funchess Af ' 5 4 3 fl 1 9, i . , ,. 32 1 f ' 'FK WR 'WW 'ii lanice Gallaway Elmere Gaskin Billy Gaston Cheryl Gettis Walter Gillman Robert Gordon Annie Graves Karen Grayer Matilda Green Victor Green Diane Griffin Benita Hamblin Eva Hampton Rosa Hampton Larry Hardin I 1 'WW Dorothy Harris jacaqueline Harris Angela Hay lames Hayes Pricella Hayes 69 FRESHMEN l Clara Hedrick Carlene Henderson Pamela Hilliard juanita Holmes Sandra Howard f' Shirley Howard Dewey Hubbard john Hunter Lorraine Hunter 1 ' Sharon Hunter X1 - 'vy- Mary Hyder gi ja ,f Gwen jackson ,123 Sandra jackson fy- L ' Sidney jackson i , Vera jackson X I, Luther jefferson N 1. Myra jefferson 'V -R Dora jenkins , ' S- Faye jenkins ' ' A Alicia johnson l ' l I A L I I ' xv F ' ' Betty johnson 0 Beverly johnson 'E Q Eunice johnson 1 'N lames lohnson 'S ,5 Lillian johnson ' 9 QV ' 1 Q1 pw If 1 1 1 mg vm 5 Mary johnson -E L. E ' X Maurice johnson . ' l I . 4. Willene johnson 7' , - ' 4' Y ' Aaron joiner , ' ly V ' N4 ij! , Arnell jones . l 1 ,vip 1 I1 x ' ix . gf' ,S ,l X -gin 'f U FRESHMEN Barbara jones Carla jones Carla jones Gregory jones Savannah jones YW -E. Brenda jordan janette Keller Charlean Kenzie Deborah King Gwendolyn Kirkland janice Knight Thomas Knight Mary Kyles jeffery Lackley Brent Liddell Margaret Younger Vicksburg Ms. Drafting and Design After leaving Utica I plan to go into Engineering at one of the major universities. The blue print for my first house is almost complete, but now comes the hard part the money. 71 FRESHMEN lohn Liddell Windfred Liddell Bobby Lindsey Harold Little Tammy Lodge N af l mi -1 L' Tammy Logan Ted Lofton Regina Luckett Charles Lyons Debbie Lynch me 'f Cassandra Mack Dennis Mack Fredrick Mack james Marshall Gregory Martin wmv , Linnie Martin Minnie Martin Wilfred Martin Wilford Martin Yolanda Martin Darlene Mason Cathy McDonald Diane McFarland Betty McGee '-' wi ,. in 4 1' Marvin McGee al l , c I -T'-'V L J nt. v' Y 'T . I, up-A 'w A 'wx , 4, K I 4, Yvette McGee 4 Sandra McGowan Samuel MCC.riggs Mary McKinley Amos McLernore 72 1 l 5 . l l FRESHMEN Harry McMilIian Connie McNair Helen McNeal Sandra McQuitter Booker Mims Francine Minter A.C. Moffett LeAnder Monroe juanita Montgomery Clifton Moore Frank Moore Sharon Moore james Moris Gregory Morrison Wilbert Murray Linda Myers Renita Myers Teresa Myles Frank Neal Ollie Neal Robert Nelson Marcune Newell Annie Nicholas Minnie Noel Alice Nunnery Delores Odem Geral Owens Chris Parker Alice Patton Helen Perkins 73 FRESHMEN Hezron Rouser, Hometown: jackson Mississippi, Major: Music, Ambition: After graduation I plan to further my education at Tougaloo college afterwhich, my goal is to become a professional musician. Hezron was in Opera South filming of A Bayou Legend. Look Mom, after your spending 515,000 and my 15 years of practice, I got it. . . Yes, I finally got it. And who ever said good things don't come to those who wait? K BH' Willie People Leon Pendleton jesse Philips Beverly Pillman Connie Pollard ,fix , A' ' 4 xl! lj Qi. AI Z 'N Kevin Poole Clara Porter Wanda Porter Cary Powell Mary Pugh ww' -' Leonia Ragsade Willie Rand jerry Ratter Bertha Reed Custina Reed fagl T-'I .F i. 'I by 5' 'I S 'I I-.J gag: N ,Z 'R' zffonff 'R' 'nw' luv' 'FW' ff lf' '1 FRESHMEN David Richardson Emma Richardson Noel Richardson Earlene Riptoe Betty Rhymes Chester Roberts Anita Robinson Eddie Robinson Edward Robinson Harold Robinson Mary A. Robinson Wallace Robinson Lucille Rollins Edmond Rose Celeste Ross Hazel Ross Michael Salem Ethel Savage Laura Selvy Bailey Shears Bailey Sheeton Morris Shelton Elsie Shoulder Dennis Sibley Henry Simmons jerry Simmons Gayle Sims Robert Singleton Mary Sinwotts Carolina Smith 75 FRESHMEN Carolyn Smith Cassandra Smith Charles Smith Eleanor Smith Eleanor Smith Felita Smith Glenda Smith johnny Smith Sonia Smith Tommy Smith Marilyn Spann Berlinda Stamps Daisy Stamps Eddie Steele Ernest Stewart james Stewart Shirley Stiff Gloria Stimage Steve Strong Rose Summage Danny Swilley Robert Sykes Donald Taylor L'Tannya Taylor Barbara Thomas Carla Thoas Dewayne Thomas lacquelyn Thomas lerome Thomas Diane Thompson 76 5? 5, 1. ' VX fag! l if L? FRESHMEN Patricia Thompson Patricia Thurmond Vanessa Trimble Wade Toaster Emma Todd Elaine Trunell Over L. Trunell Carl Turner Ernest Turner Melvin Turner Fredrick Vaughn Sandra Vaughn james Villen Corine Wade Benjamin Warfield Hazel Walker Lizzie Walker Sylvester Walker Lillian Walters Pamela Warfield Vivian Warren Charlie Watkins Edna Watkins Carolyn Washington Cathy Washington Kathy Washington Michael Washington Patricia Washington Ceasar Watkins Charles Watkins 77 FRESHMEN Vickie Watson Natalie Weary Cheryl Weathersby johnny Weathersby Gregory Webb Wallace Webster Henry Welch PhyllisWells Erma Wheeler Danny White Lynn White Patricia White Ruby White Robert Wilson 78 lx 15.1 k Q 'me ' rw 1 li I ww' Wk. V 4 'lit Earlene Samuel, Hosmetown: Terry MS. Major: Auto Mechanics, Ambition: l plan to get a job working in my major field and someday own my own mechanic shop. As a child, I'd watch my brothers work on their car and there were times when they'd get stuck and didn't know what to do, then I'd hoped that I could help them but didn't know myself. So l decided that I'd learn not only to help them in distressed times, but to also help myself. I enjoy traveling alone and can never tell when my car might quit or even need oil or a simple tune-up, so it is time like those that I need to go for what l know, and if I don't know, my car simply won't go. l enjoy doing things for myself, I hate waiting on anyone especially when it is something that I can learn on my own, so mechanics is my thing. FRESHMEN Sadie Wilson Charley Williams Charlie Williams Dorothy Williams Evelyn Williams George Williams lessie Williams May Williams Michael Williams Reginald Williams Ronnie Williams Shelia Williams Calvin Willis Gwen Wilson lanice Windham Bernard Windham Mary Wright Gregie Young Laureen Young Margaret Young Uticanites enjoy a game of checkers- one of the favorite pastimes in the 79 CLASS OFFICERS S ga o A sos P lyi- H -J ,Yi fVi 4 , 9 o y 'zz R D E its S x H' Melody Wilson, President Donald Burns, Vice-President C Bobbie Stokes, Secretary Shirley Rymes, Assistant-Secretary ,X Benita Allen Data Processing lanie Amos Child Care and Development David Anderson Business Administration loyce Andrew Child Care and Development Mary B. Bailey Pre-Nursing tdward Bates Auto Body and Fender Floyce Beeman Child Care and Development Shadrick Benjamin Machine Shop Auquleda Bennett Clothing and Textile HJ Bessie Brown, Advisor U, Anita Griffin, Advisor , g K 'Rv 1 Y X , -if il SGPHQMCDRES Ruby Benson Accounting lacqueline Bingham Business Administration Glenda Body Accounting Kathy Boyd General Education Mary Bradley Business Administration Easper Brooks Cosmetology Fredrick Brown Physical Education Herticine Brown Clerical Science Robert Brown Electronics Tracie Brown Accounting Ella Burrell Child Care and Development Irene Butler Clerical Science Mary Butler Barbering Rosie Butler Clerical Science Gloria Cage Clerical Science Brenda Calvin Art Ethel Carroll Business Administration Lavenia Carroll Elementary Education Odis Chess Drafting and Design Douglas Clark Drafting and Design Timothy Coleman Carpentry Lorrie Crawford English Sheila Crump Food Service Tony Curtis Machine Shop Bernastine Darden Clerical Science Tracie Denham Clerical Science Caldonian Dilworth Masonry Barolyn Dixon Clerical Science Helen Dixon Business Administration john Dixon Business Administration 81 SGPHGMORES Vincent Durman Carpentry joseph Easley Welding Annie Edward Child Care and Development Shirley Ellis Child Care and Development joyce Elmore Music Diane Fields Social Welfare Billy Floyd Auto Body and Fender Cynthia Floyd Pre-Nursing Eugene Frazier Drafting and Design Tony Frazier Machine Shop Tommy Garner Barloering Dan Gaskin Carpentry LaVonne Green Clerical Science Louis Green Business Administration Mary Green Clothing and Textiles Louis Green Business Administration Michael Green Masonry Minnie Green Barbering Brenda Griffin Pre-Physical Therapy Louise Hackett Cosmetology Mike Hampton Sociology Rose Hampton English Eddie Harper Business Administration Diane Harris Food Service jessie Howard Elementary Education Gwendolyn Hubbard Accounting Wardell jackson Art Christine james Clothing and Textile Ernestine james Elementary Education Mildred jenkins General Education 82 if germ get it K. S' im' t -Ja ., , ,. .. if I I X35 1 gg e X li 'F' ll SOPHQMDRES Ricky jenkins Electronics Diane johnson Clothing and Textile Curtis jones Data Processing Mack jones Carpentry Roberta jones Child Care and Development Rosia jones Business Administration Berry jordan Business Administration Roosevelt jordan Data Processing Rachel Kinnard Computer Science johnny Liddell Machine Shop Cynthia Lighter Clerical Science janice Lofton Child Care and Development Earl Mason Electronics Samuel McDonald Machine Shop Alonzo McFarland Electronics Beverly McCriggs Child Care and Development james Mclnnis Electronics Timothy Mims Media Technology Linda Moffett Business Administration Delores Moncrief Barbering Clyde Moore Carpentry and Cabinetmaking Linda Moore Child Care and Development Robert Moore Auto Body and Fender johnny Morrow Electronics Donald Nelson Physical Education Brenda Newman Child Care and Development jeanette Nichols Clerical Science Alice Nunnery Economics janice O'Neal Secretarial Science jerry Parker Barbering 83 SOPHOMORES Robert Perkins Electronics Harry Powell Cosmetology Etta Ragan Business Administration Barbara Ragsdale Clothing and Textile Arta Rankin Clerical Science Ronnie Redfield Auto Body and Fender Patricia Reed Pre-Nursing Shirley Rhymes Care and Development Martha Richardson Accounting Brenda Robinson Child Care and Development Bertha Lee Watts Hometown Fayette Ambition is to one day become a professional tailor or a professional model Bertha won the model of the year at the U1 D annual fashion show Sewing is easy but threading this needle is hard F,-1 SOPHDMDRES Nikie Robinson Clerical Science Alice Rockingham Clerical Science Dorothy Ross Data Processing Vanessa Russell Business Administration Ethel Savage Clerical Science Earnest Seals Media Technology Dennis Shepard Accounting Lorrie Simmons Pre-Physical Therapy Betty Smith Nursing Luke Smith Electronics Shirley Thompson Clerical Science Ira Thurman Clerical Science Beverly Toney Barbering Alvin Turner Electronics Michael Upton Machine Textile L.T. Walker Business Administration Wayne Walker Carpentry and Cabinetmaking Jessie Warfield Masonry Desi Ware Media Technology Mae Washington Barloering Michael Waters Electronics Rita White Clothing and Textiles Melody Wilson Child Care and Development Ruby Wilson Clerical Science Annie William Auto Body and Fender Ronnie William Masonry Alice Williams Auto Body and Fender john Young Machine Shop Loretta Young Clerical Science Juanita Young English 85 THE COLLEGE BOARD i 1 ' al a -- Q I ' u a 1 ' - 5 I f' . ' m 3 is I a ' -- . I ' I I 'l I 1 14. -I .u I Y 5. 5 1 I , 51 It -' T.H. Kendall, lll tHinds Countyj Chairman Sharp VV. Banks, lr. tWarren Countyj Vice Chairman W.M. Moss lHinds Countyl Secretary Walter R. Bivins, Hinds County Louis Burghard, Copiah County D. C. Fountain, lr., Hinds County Dr. lack B. Fowler, Hinds County Donald S. Oakes, Warren County I. LGUIS STOKES If PRESIDENT OF UTICA IUNIOR COLLEGE ,Z I3 DR. GEORGE BARNES ACADEMIC DEAN Charles Bell-Director Student Union ' 1 I Ffh. - 1 L -v Z - Us f Z .ff ,u: ,Za 5' . , 1 I x i'l-39, - gtg, A . ,.- '. J'-', - n '. ' . 'S- .' 0' 'f 2 4. - ,X-1.-H ,- . . ,- ff' 1' . ' ,x',1,'KK: . Nic.. -.-V ff .- 'gui' . V, if 1- . , L,-J... A, xt. -., -,'.,...', -'H ,..v-.,.-,.'.-- . 1 - -.,-..'.,.-.- . ' ..-g..,.'..'-. ' ich, 3-t.,-X-. ,-'. I. l. A H. --,..l.-,.',-,i, - '. . :A .. '--Q:--3.-55,7 - A . - - . .',-' V ' ' x 1 1 -, 1 x ..,-,-. -'xglu ,, 5 ' 1 ' x , N , gg . - - . -, , 4575.1 K' X t '-'.'-ti'-'.'.NX - -, '. v...-n',. ' J, w t .Q Q Q. -X' . . , - 'jjgfiuli X 1 'M' CC.,',',.s:,'.sx-Q.f,.,- ......au ,,K ' xX ,w1K,--Q.-,t't ' .. m::,,. xx.ss5,,-3,.-N,K,5.sts, -. -...mv X--,,sf'tsx-.m C' ,.? -....u.u'l,,,, s-A .asf t-,s,.x.!t- -A' -...uu.uz, ,,, X QQtxs3 .K'.-.-.-,sf 'n --'iisfkt-I-I-.WV ., num. K,.-sg -x.s.x,'t- .1 umm 4 'xCt3s-'.'.- '.-.m-'-' - N uuuu ,,. e 3:333,. s3,:,s,sj.5 N. uuu -,..,,,,H 'r:32333I.g232sI- 4.., 'm :z:' N f ' W 3:5 s ' . 1 . 3 , I f'.fuu1 4 - -., '.+ :'.u,.ff,,,, ,M I - ,L - 5 .lf 1ff' i , 1 ,fl , ,,.,. n , .-'f f .Af , - Q I ' E- X . ,K xxx. Q, . I v if . - x V I 0 x Adam jenkins Thurman Mitchell-Director Business Manager Continuing Education 1 . ,x ,f IOHNNY CRISLER DEAN OF STUDENTS ki-A ,amllx 2 ,Q s Q! Darrel Herron-Director Transportation .1 -Y If 42 G A K sf A fi' ! Q. R L 7 1 mv ' ' L i f Xilzra -- I - ,,. - 2 4 P , V' . 9 I , A25 , '-1 1- .' f 'Q 1 .figs Q- A V ' ,Q X-,,,. - . . i yvsfvs if-. 1 1 i 4 2 '. Q '- 3' Alma Fisher-Librarian Anni e Harper-Assistant Librarian Learning Resource Center Learning Resource Center ADMINISTRATIVEXSTAFF Terry Collins Mary Nell Scott Director Director Financial Aid Academic Skills 'P'- iv- x i Willie Mae Ealey Director Public Relations .- ,1 l fa l 'A ' . ff, 1 ft ' 3 'hex Y ' V ',k1,. H hx Ai 4 f ,:. g 222 'f a X1 'Vi Faye Stokes Director 1 Co-Operative Education HEALTH CLINIC josephine Gregory, Director Kay Killins Patricia Moore, L.P.N. Liza Mitchell 71' 4 l l l l I .1 il , . l T lei 51 Q :Jw ,gym D , 94 Q:- 1 1 till -A ' if 9'5 ,sf yzefilfaj . gt-Nfl! X , l. cr' Ill A ' F1 , f T'-V zgff., IF' sw . ' Lonnie Haynie Director 7 Placement FACULTY vocATloNAL joseph Bartee Welding Earnest Campbell Auto Body and Fender Fredie Edwards Welding Wilson Harris Auto Mechanics Bernard Hubbard Masoniy Isiah jones Auto Body and Fender Oscar Martin Carpentry and Cabinetmaking johnnie McGee Machine Shop Stephen Murray Auto Mechanics james Pates Carpentry and Cabinetmaking Katie Price Remedial English Samuel Richardson Barbering Albert Ross Remedial Math juanita Smith Food Service Ida Thomas Cosmetology Debra Woolman Clothing and Textile 4 -5? William Walker Shirley Hopkins Director Director Computer Center BaSiC Skills 91 Iesse Killingsworth Bobbie Mason Earl Nelson Dr. john Powers Marry Robbins EDUCATION Earnestine Black Minnie Hawthorne Shirley Mason Tony Raburn BUSINESS FACU LTY I 2 2 I 4 'xl r ' II: I , , f -fI .5 2 bxx EDUCATION 84 ADMINISTRATION Qi: Q 5:1 us -:x gf yfdl' 4' Frank Crump Assistant-Director Vocational-Technical Dr. Worth Haynes Director Vocational-Technical , I gr 2 1 A ll' . Q S ' 'fits 4 sfgxxis ,nF 3 ' ff' V 'A if , lwg-4.1 li 'ill - ,pw M-w 5' E 5 was Q, ,. X , N111 J 1 TECHNICAL Minnie Battle Secretarial Science Marilyn Binion Child Care Philip Booty Electronics Samuel Davis Drafting William Davis Electronics Freddie jackson Child Care George McQuitter Media Technology Lester Owens Drafting Christine Tanner Paraprofession Willie Mary Thompson Secretarial Science Dr. William Cornelius Director Special Services CGUNSELORS Arthur Anderson Monocia Daniel lessie Dawson Maudie jordan FACU LTY! STAFF 5 c,: ,vi A z I 4 Q K l S ,av ,r i A 1.3 9' s Mike Berry johnny Halsell Helen Hampton Benjamin Harper Dr. Linden Haynes Dr. Cleon McKnight NATURAL SCIENCES AND MATHEMATICS HUMANITIES Bessie Brown Anita Coleman Dr. Bobby Cooper Rosia Crisler Michael McCarty Vernon Robinson james Waddell MAINTENANCE Phillip Chocolate i Alex Fultz T Flora Funchess Leonia Roach Zora Shears Ruby Stamp . Cliffton Taylor Beauty Bell Wilson Nanthan Wilson Solomon Wilson STAFF Doris Evans Nursery Director L.l. Robinson Security Officer Delores Mays Postmistress Maude Kendricks Bookstore Manager 6 f W t I ON G. 'XY ,,-,. 49-.ar , A MTL K 1 fr i 2 X ,aaa f Q E ,it '96 .x--f , w FACULTYXSTAFF ,f :A bd-an., SECRETARIAL STAFF Loretta Caston Edna Curtis Cynthia Erves Amanda Hubbard Linda McVane Hazel Scott Arlene Thompson Delores Thompson Q :- f 11 5 f I c ,gl 'Oc 4 Y req 2 5 Q... t g ' 5 - : s 3 - it 3 sw. OG Ogg., as Q Q ' in N' , ,..' A f Q K if I 'X 5, so 0 -l 3 ia.. 1 XS SI . aa '79 r?5, YQ rl' R, S., N-I 'aa 4 - 1-gg W- UTICA JUNIOR COLLEGE TH E B U L L D06 S Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec, Dec Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan, Jan. Jan, Jan. .Jan Jan, Jan. Jan Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb 100 1979-80 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 2 G 3 Mary Holmes Tip Off lmenl ...... There 7 9 I3 I6 I9 27 29 I 4 6 B I3 20 8 I2 14 I7 I9 22 24 26 28 2 5 9 Lawson State Community College. .Hereki Mary Holmes ., .. ........... . . Here Prent iss ....................... There Northwest ..........,.......... There 8 20 Preseason Tournament lwomenl . There Mary Holmes ................... There Co-Lin ..,..... ,,............. Th ere Coahoma .... ...... H ere Gull Coast . . .,... There Jones .......... ,,..,,,.... T here Prentiss .,........,..........,.. Here Lawson State Community College. There 8 21 Utica Tournament lMenI ...,....., Here Pearl River . ....,. Here Gulf Coast. . ...,.. Here Hindsw, Jones .,.. ,.... Pearl River.. ..... Southwest , .. ..... East Central ,.,, .... , Co-Lin .,,..,, ..... Southwest. ,... . Hinds . .,,,., ..., East Central .,,. ,., . .... . Coahoma .....,,,...,.....,..,, There . Here There There , Here . Here . Here . Here There There I. TBA ll-I3-I5 South Divisional Tournament fMen l2'l4-I6 South Divisional TournamentNVomenJ TBA I8 21 8 I9 Overall State Tournament lMenj . ..T8A G 22 Overall State Tournament fwomenl. . TBA Lester Bennett Fredrick Brown Frank Bullock Carl Cline Ron Glaster Norman Hamlin Ricky jenkins lack Lewis johnny Liddell Donald Nelson Wallace Robinson Micheal Upkins Managers Eugene Frazier William johnson COACHES Earl 1. Nelson Robert Strong 1978-79 STATE CHAMPIONS il5 gn-1-M-..,,,.m .-..1.---. .....,....---- oi 'llll 2 ..-1.- .-A-. 19' ,- ,- 1... S 3 1 ' A 'E W in VT X, IT'S TIME FOR BASKETBALL WHERE THE WINNING IS IUST BEGINNING A W .hl:'-- 7'SA3l'o Will you look at that! ' P , .rfb Q A -'. . ,ffm .: tg V I t , we ' .:- -Tk' l ' 1: 4 ,559 1. Q 4. 1 5,:EY,,H , 1 3 ink 3 I 1 f f' tk f , . 'E 'Qs 1 5-'Q .LY-i gi ting i lx Whoever wants the first Look' He hlt me on my hand, now isn't that two must Ioe able to catch Considered a foul? I got it now and I can't let it go. Al' , twig, . tl If . 'X . 5 , , K 0 1 1 T,:fY'ff? '.l4'.A,.l :Xl fi 9 E' 5 z .. Q l HG! 2 Qgffg, n 'B 'lr P' 58 X, '--v,,,. 1 I l ' fl' 5g tang 1 K X Q A .,, 35 in ,.. .J l l K Z N . , , . ' El' .13 - , I V tn gt :B , 5 1, Vw, :ay 3 eb' , dns f lf-QF 73. l i 'lv ,tsl i lvl., N-' 'sl' Z 5 tx N , -v ' , Hg.. Stop llfjlillng my l13l1d. Between the two of us-one of us should at least get the rebound if of course, there is J one. Q U4 i' E 1 v i Q3 Uwjl 15 806159 I FSI L .L5 L QU 4 ' ,,- , -V.. .,,,,.'. ..-...,., ,L L' 'fur .,,. , -fm. . ,L . n , A X -LP. M'-arm? , , I4 A gl ' 152, f 'af 54 4 wg. W ..- PLAY BALL 2? 2 L I bfVf l1::f TX ' ' if ,S .-., 'Ava-4 s .,..f- 0 'I 9.-5 'ul 5 'sv ,XSVW EQ T 'I' 1. 47. ll ...W -.J PT ee 1 r X-ES is Gi '41 '.' -:ff .41 Q K' 5 .1 ,,, .J . V ....,' f 5'-. N: if! 11 ' . 1 ,,,,.,!,.,- by-Q. ' zu., t , Q. ' .ef ,L ya.: - 4 fn' E 1 5 ' 1 11' W-. , 4 ,n .Q ,K Al j . I a A an- H This one is mine, johnny That's right-stay down everybody ? L L e I .J 1-ff-'1v ' S E , K X s W ive, f.wf.g1nlsll2s:wn-J 4 11 1 ' 33 ,, bl 4 1--A U- 9 e J ea' 'f ' . 9 ,.-V X . 1, b ,,4 , 2' ' Z' NK! fl it In Q If-f 1 K 4-' ' : A ' .-w . 1 I :QQ - V a Q f x A1 'M - x ' - '- ..,,.4 3 While we're up and out of the crowd-Iet's hold hands Watch this one hand shot In a 1 sf i N T us i ' , ii c .0 V E D 0 at v' t i iq b? - . .41 Nl if v tug. N ilxtjuffi sys-s.,,fc . s a 1- -h-H -. .-Q ' -vq itz' :f Q13 mlb. 2,-'.L'. -ru' gb. I' 'fb -, i.. I 5 -537: 4, .. r . '. .0 ' 1' , Y i 12 4A i, i X h X-:Q :gag 3-H el '- i ' i 'if ifjk i t 5 ' s Q ' ' f s i 2' 2: i X I ,. 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'f K, K, N, yfffvi . , 1 - W ,n':Yi' 1 Mhmvw, 4, ' , A .NS :4 r .K - vxgg-,A .,, I. ., , 1 A JW fu- ' --nge i1Q:l:gg.,gi1 J W' 'Z' -W. -I 5 ' H '4 . 'ff1-vwsuqy. ' gftf'-' : ' , Q J'f:'-' 4 X '.f.fv QM' ' ' WW-'ff . A ., -Y. M fy ..A' ,Q A 4 ,4 V ty W, , ' R M 5 I l ' . Qi yvfy -Y ,., 1- fhggvv- vi' TWO YYY M6,,,.,., 'law ai' my 145729 nun 'fs.. Q.. 'uw--... -ef My ' . ',Mq,,:. 1-,xp 91,4 l - N - 1 4 ll ,X 1, an 'E 3- JI 1 'Q gg wait' -- J nv ,perl-W ' 4.-vi S: M ...Z U , its' .!3'. N' W4 3. g.'e' ,W , ,,, , tm, 5 , r.. ,,..A,i,,l 1-A H 4 , My, her nails are pretty You Can't Stop Us Now Thanks-Up There ..'4i -l k 'Yvknrvw-nUN44,-eq on-v-nw-rwmv.q..,.m, -nag, 111 x gl sf. '. 4:55 ,X 8 I'll just tap lightly. V, swvnv, , ,, 4 X v . lv X 9,----... M ,, L 21: iz-2'-9 'fixff ,rf 1:3155 . y- ' we 4:51-' 3 , ,W , ,X ,Ur A I, , t g , 4' .':-1. fx Z , . A , 1 5 .yi eff 35 f N f ff' 3' 5 , 2 , kr . six-if I ' 1 f r s t ' 3 7 J : ' 4 1 1, ' 1 -an-......... l Q ,Q 4 -M. . . I .l s 1- 1 D ,.,4 QQ 4' ' Wv 'A 1:-.wM..4,.:ynv 1 3 ov' F A '-. lf-1 C ,. IU 'Q Elect, 'W Q lk 'hz lil J ' 1 ll 3-MQ' g ,Q N. .1 All noise ceased as they Let's all grab her. watched with glee. is at x 1' f , 5 , J ff 1,?A1Wgf, 133 W if! 43? F Wk rf. 1- .i,4Pf.j'f.- ' zur W hy QM, 1 ',F',f1.' . -f in 'jfs V25 - V '57Q1FEyl2L? '- .. Z ,,L' fuiff., , ' 1315-Y . 'ff 52.95,-V 1-5: 'aa 1- .72-1-'9fs,.-31 .lifg gfyyi L... nf e V-',,.-:gr jiijugzzfg- ' gf3f9! ?9, nf. ,ue f'-,, rfqff'-ff rqwff , 43.6. Q, ,. , P 5'5gff9.g5, f fc, '.,:,-,L- : Yy1e'a . ,z1'!5,, j J jfrglin ff!! ' '73 J 14 , 'rfrr ff, .1, 4.1 fq' P af ' U rg, -,. Pri' ':'y' :nf Z Qz?'7f4A'1, XE-211: f - fy- 1,33 :vim-Zr5'.2x' 4? A ., ,- 'vAg1Zpgr5g.43' ,, ,,,1.,,,J.,,w, .,,. , ww' wha Q f',2g,7,.g,j, za-Mzfi 5 5. . . . ,.f A fl-Qi x ' . I 552 f ti u X This one IS up for grabs III protect this ball wlth my life Ill S. This is a sure one H - ' 1. n n Q an ic, 4' bv A , W Y s - do A W 1 I -Q . la-.wax -Q , ' 1 5 If ' u x t.suUr ' ,K W. 'A C - .,-- --I ,' vt' H 1, T f- i 1 .ii Rf-r-12110:-' f. 'I 3.4 dl. up o I ' ' .il ruuumunmnwalu :intra mzn.- U un:-an I V .II L-'l3llfl n1l -1 Q ll 'Q 4-4 -1 dba-10' J ' .. AA .56 '. , , - nr A -I . 1,19 . 1 - ef.'.fL:-'-1' . .-.gif-'22 Y' 'Q' ' -mr . .W -1.101161 9 gg :4 ' J ' 4 .Q H 'Sf' -1 9 is 1 Lx 1ta , ' I 'V J- , K .I J ' Swv X 1 ,J 6Q 5 L5I .-:.'gLZ,ggZ.g 1151 KYQEP 4-4 ff ...:1l 'i:lllB. ali . snub' 4 . 'JJ zmfqluhh rlissw- 'stair -v a ..... - lY .-8 Q! Q 3. 'H .. ' -f 9 fa U 'll l V y I Y ui If 1 . svHA - 5 Y 1 NE .. 0 , - ' N ' K i 3 ' ' ' law an 4, ,Q wg Q 2 5, ' 'A 'fi' 114 It doesnt seem to want to come our way 'S 51 z w , x x S K U - - fp M f O This one is ours for sure I TENN S TEAM COACH Dr. C. McKnight MEMBERS 1 ...,..4..a-s-1 ggmcsazf x I ffifnlll R H , 'L u.'l7ffl,'g,',2,'4J' in ,S ' 11,91 1'-z, 6','P,l,-r. liil 4 ,:s:1f2 'mio' A 0 P V! wi 15.-95:13 ' I 'i'n'4 U ' LY' 4y.'a'i 5:11 .7 5r,xu'1fUQ ' Us 1, -,1' i r . M A ' 4 f,.,3s,5,.,: 'ff X - A' xg-.SI !f2!'igN Yjff! ' 1 - gm janet Elmore I L 1-'nag L Lillian Hunter -- A Se- f' Tm . Il df' , 1, -31 Delecta Collins ! l Willie Stingley .....r fifl l-F. 5- 2 ,M Z 'o' ?319'Q'0vi A. '53 'If2'I'3f 'mum ' lzlffrfff li ' If bw Af, ' 'I'E 5 ifiiiiezi -3: kat . 24:91:99 h I g iogigqg h: 'fjraigg W- 1.-f fl Q - J 4 x s's'i'l 55N GIMZSI-:'lg 1 ,fl ' ,iq . A' Ln. 'fb-Z ,- ...,,,,,,..f-Q . . -...ir '- ' i5 'lu , .. -,. ...- ..,l-mf f-M 'z f- v' 'fa-'e'e's'4'4'9'f Q Q Q fl 4 0 0 Q ofof4fo7070'+7e 4'n'4:'a'4,'v ' c iw Tvfnfffffufz' a 4'Q'o'e'o'Q'd 9?4.b?i.8.8?K.4: ii 9'..' f 99 so 4 on 4 u.ofo,o.-4.2.4 ' -, 2:53 2, A ,, A TENNISA YO E? .. ,,, 1 . i i T' .y- X vow- fl 1 s Q O tn? '0flZz'- L l is i r ,iff . .4l kr 9 yx Ci fs, ,o. '-vw f I 5 Q s C Y F 5' I' 5 F P 5 S Q s n , , '- - . 'Ax' . I as ............,..,,,,,,,,,, .flu . . 3 Tfhl-3X '-I sf -'-0 --n-ph f'+'+'i6'f9' QAOTOTQTJ V9 J'-f:'z - YYQQJLOQ wifi' szfx-av.-4 1'v o'o'o'3b !A'4!.'. '44 . Q O 4.0 I fi. Q' v v X ' vtv V , 535221 ww v e Q ' 4 3 1 THEY PLAYED WITH GREAT ECSTASY ? -N' 9 . Y W, fl 'qs , 1 T S 1.5. ' 0 945 9. v- Q 7. 5 O 'fl D ' -'4 ' rv . ,.,, , 'f'4f15j,,f'.I-.r ,', 'J mf' ' ,...vHe ... , 1. 1- -- - U I in A 'x 4 ,N -.V ,f'.4+' f , 1. ,J .1 ' ' JT .F '- gal.: , f V 1 . V cihilb- ' ' -NL. J . - 9 ,,- J Q., .- vi-, 1 fam amz sm ,nil i- '- '-45:7 J , A 12' 1wv!32':' ' 'QT tb 33323222 ' 'VO S2322-:-z-'Sr OOF. 1:'.NE5'E5 hw. -A ' . 1 I ,. ,,-',Arfnf0f'l f ' 7' in Qmifv--s,f Sf E I '1 I sr ' ' ,.-,J ,fd ,P L x U fu . 1 ' 4 . x X o I ,K 4 N - f ,Q X, x gk K- Q-'lm f ' XX Ti vw, . Q., I E'z s x is, 5 3 .admin . 'K Y V .hd . .. 2sN'Q'lW ! Q? 1i:'ii.'feZQ.'fn-V? , f, 4 f . ' ' 'I - ' cnf'2,9! 5 z'D'!'l'!'l'3 3 6 lite. ' - - ---.. , .gv5v:!f.! ' 0 f. if , .turon .A J. . 5-,i -X rt! Aww, ., , , .. V- M. ff 'W T4 '?3fi15 ' E 2 , , .TRW XX Ulm A no N K ' Tw! S 117 THE 1980 UTICA IUNIOR 7 4 . 1 ,,' f. 5.ii' - l 3 A A l l i l y , fl 5 ,I 1 1 l l l I 4 l i x l l K 'Ti , ll T I tw ,Q-, C lt N ' l 1 li f U i 1 ' Ji. ' l s l L 'il 3,1 'mi' i :CN 3405 ft' xy l l X l l VKX- AW'N fl 1 . lx 411.31 r AX - l l 2 E : if COACHES George McQuitter Richard Porter ull ggi uf v. Y'Q The baseball team has high hopes of the best season yet. rf 1 Under new management, 1 E Coach McQuitter says, lf the 'I 'll If l C C l l guys do as well in all games played as they have done in practice, l have nothing to worry about. Richard Anderson lohn Beal lolm Bullel Harold Carpenter LHVVY C3Sl0n Douglas Clark Keith Claxton Christopher Draper Edward Hilliard llli COLLEGE BASEBALL TEAM Y J - Y , ' i 4 or Q' 3, , i R V , l f H A-A s fu A 4 fi THQ, ,A vi' L iw L ,J l r Q i 'l X , ,i 1. ,. 1 ' 1 . ' K S v ' 1 i 5 ' 4? YW' U Q, I' .' ' --ex l 6' ti f I f v .4-i f v ' john Harrington Randy MCGrone john Weathersby I l t , M f if F L. I t 9 gre David Lindsey Greg Martin William McCray Michael McNeil Raymond Shannon james Stewart Mack Webbg McAndrew Williams Reginald Williams ll'-3 TH E UTICAN ITE STAFF f f fha, il it. lf 6 , I 'ff X .2 . ff 'X' r V I . I .fzf T 3 'T' -l ,- Ziff -X ,l tiff-'l , 'C 1 n rl ., Y ij gk .r 1, V gg- Y i- V ' 1 .., 5' :X . I I . M gr .K , o x 71. -5' 1 L- s i : ' ' o.'q.ly- gg' n 1 'R xi Fellow Students. The photo memories have been a result of diligent work. We tried to capture the memories, activities, events and performances of our lives throughout the year here at Utica junior College. It is a crucial time for us, students, faculty, staff, administrators and community people. We must therefore concern ourselves actively and work toward intellectual growth. Through unity we may all have pride in the preservation for out heritage as well as our posterity. As we graduating sophomores near the end of our journey, we will remember those we left behind. The class of 1980 appreciates the generosity shown toward us during our stay. The faculty worked hard that we might grow and remember the things that brought us joy and happiness, and those things that made our journey a pleasant one lhere at Utica junior College. IZU 14 'ia 1 . P .. ',1 IA lik i . '1 I. r ,... QA 22- J 1 w H 4 R 's s .IL xv, 'n?':., 1 , -.. ' ufx , ' ' - - ' , 4 'Y sl - Q -A, , 1. ,.-N , , - , ,, x N SS .. .x , u 4 A ,, . . '- x Q . ' 1. L .,l 4 , ....f-14,:PL . , .J ..+-,,r.f f, ' -1' 2 . '- '- - ,, ,. 'S-V uw?- . fn -x . -v .iff-Xa' , 'f.'f-- . f 'A'-,,. -:J '4 x v X- LQ . .-., i, .v ,, 1,0 r rf- rw 0. . .4 , 'an ,Yr . .H 1 Q 1 .K '. X3 inf Y, ,f, 'I' 'r'.1.s'Tr4A 1 . P .. ',1 IA lik i . '1 I. r ,... QA 22- J 1 w H 4