Utica Junior College - Uticanite Yearbook (Utica, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1981 volume:

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' ' . v' .V .V -L I THE CHILD CARE DEVELOPMENT CENTER PLAYS A LARGE ROLE IN THE ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS OF OUR INSTITUTIONQ THEY ARE OUR LEADERS OF TOMORROW. THEIR PARTICIPATION INCLUDE THE ANNUAL FASHION SHOW, CORONATION BALL, HOMECOMING AND THEY ALSO SPONSOR A CHRISTMAS PROGRAM EACH YEAR. THE PURPOSE OF THE CHILD CARE DEVELOPMENT CENTER IS TO PROVIDE A LEARNING READINESS ENVIRONMENT FOR THE YOUNG AND TO PROVIDE COLLEGE STUDENTS THE OPPORTUNITY TO OBSERVE, INTER-ACT WITH AND TEACH YOUNG CHILDREN. MEMBERS NATASHA BILLINGSLEY KAMEKIA BROWN w CAROLYN CANNON RASHEDA CRISLER JOY DAVIS NICOLE ERVES TASHA ERVES URSHULA GREEN CANDICE HORTON KENYETTA KILLINGSWORTH DEMOND KNIGHT CHRISTOPHER MCKNIGHT STANLEY MASON EARNIE MILLER NIKITA NORWOOD JOE RANDOLPH ODOMS KINWANA ROGERS SHAUNDRA SIMMONS JANEIRO SMITH ERICA STOKES JIMMIE STOKES D'VONYOTTO THOMAS TREGDRICK THOMPSON PAUL WADDELLL JOEL WALTERS JAMES SARDIN ADVISORS MARILYN BINION FREDDIE JACKSON DIRECTOR DORIS WILLIAMS NO LADY, WE ARE NOT HERE TO CHECK OUT BOOKS TODAY, SO WHAT WILL IT BE-TRICK OR TREAT? fx +3133-IH. f' 4 - br, ' , , A ' . fi fy J' ' M . 'az 1,2 , T' .-. , AA, 3 , 3 . 4 L, y ,,, .y 4 . ff ,Qs 4 fl' as I v Q ' Qi ES? ,H ,uighyf ni L ' Q... if , A '- .VTT v ' 1 W ' 4.1 iw- I-if 'Q' 'V-:?q'x4L -r' L' THE HOMECOMING PARADE SERVES AS A GALA AFFAIR FOR THE PRE-SCHOOLERSQ JUST LOOK AT THE EXPRESSION ON THOSE LITTLE FACES. 5 I A .1 ,922 I , I .. , 1 'wx Lux gn. V. wi .- vw .. A ORG.. 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TQ I 'f'?41 4.1 'mlf' gywv' .4 'S-'52 : - MM ' EACH YEAR THE CLOTHING AND TEXTILE CLASS PRESENTS A FASHION SHOW DISPLAYING THEIR DESIGNS AND WORKS. REQUIREMENTS ARE THAT YOU MUST BE A SOPHOMORE AND A CLOTHING AND TEXTILE MAJOR. THIS YEAR'S THEME WAS UTICA IN FASHION . MODELS WERE REDIA DEE, FIRST ALTERNATEQ CARLA JONES, MARY SMOOTH AND PAMELA WARFIELD. THE MODEL OF THE YEAR WAS AWARDED TO PAMELA WARFIELD, A SOPHOMORE CLOTHING. AND TEXTILE MAJOR FROM VICKSBURG, MS. UPON GRADUATION, PAMELA PLANS TO ATTEND ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITY AND MAJOR IN CLOTHING AND TEXTILE. THE ART WORK WAS DONE BY KENNETH FULFORD, A FRESHMAN GENERAL EDUCATION MAJOR FROM JACKSON, MS., MARILYN BINION, COORDINATORQ DEBRA WOOLMAN, INSTRUCTOR. is ax 1 I :Z E ASONG...ADANCE...APOEM ' - 9 1' P if 1 A. Cid , MI . 1 .,, Us , ' '. , ' If 'w , mann , ' af' 4-1-- .,,., ,MAN M W 1-sk. .Ilz.,,,1i K 1 ,,,,,,. ,.:1,Laf,:4.zvI mi H1 4 l N17 n , ,.., . ff . Q., pm f I W . 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'hs-v A Q -V., 7 ,v.x V, wqqf: HP ' ,.-ff -' fxx , S 11 V T - Z FN V.:1:f1:,5A' V ' rl A 'L' If 7 fi U' PRISCILLA DAVIS fr 'I S l ,,,,..- 'N ,Xu .s Q A 4, K FAYE JE KI f' 1 , MS 3 '-1' RE .B.E. LEWI DAY S1 H. 4 if , ,za LT ' 1.1 , - Br 4 fx. , my W., .N A. 4 K .vw -, 'I . x , ,f 2. 54 , ILW, xv. 'V h , -VX CL , N xf, ag' 2 . l l l M '-1-pn--s-un A MAN OF MANY TALENTS Sunday, November 23, 1980, saw numerous well-wishers, friends, and acquaintances gather at the Campus Union Red Room at Utica Junior College, beginning at 3:00 P.M., to pay homage to Rev. Bendy Ejuneious Lewis, a long-time friend to Utica Junior College and its surrounding communitiesf Rev. Lewis was honored as a husband, a minister, a father, an educator and a humanitarian. Rev. Lewis was the recipient of awards from Utica Junior College, the Town of Utica, Utica areas ministers, Utica Junior College Student Government Organization, Utica Junior College Sociology Club, Utica Junior College Campus Ministry and Institute Baptist Church. Rev. Lewis was also given tribute for his involvement in religious, educational, social and community activities. Rev. Lewis was born, reared and received his elementary education in Jasper County, Texas. He received his high school education from Houston College at Houston, Texas and his college training at Kountze College, Kountze, Texas. In 1917, he moved to Vicksburg and made Mississippi his home. From 1930-35, Rev. Lewis served as principal of Vicksburg Baptist Academy. Following, he accepted employment in the public school stystem of Warren County. In 1942, he served as pastor of St. Peter Baptist Church at Utica and civilian pastor of the CCC Camp near Utica. The CCC Camp was established for the training of men in the military service. Afterwhich, Rev. Lewis began working at Utica Normal and Industrial Institute, presently Utica Junior College, where he served for ten years. Rev. Lewis joined the staff at Oakley Training School where he served in the capacity of teacher, plumber, laundry supervisor and chaplain. His retirement came in 1959 at Oakley Training School. Although retired, Rev. Lewis remains active as pastor of the Institute Baptist Church. He holds membership in the following organizations: The Multi-Purpose Club of the community, Retired Teachers Association, Senior Citizens Club, Baptist Aide, Heroin Court and Masonic Lodge. Rev. Lewis is married to the former Ms. Irene Armstrong, they have one son, Walter Bendy Lewis, who is an attorney in Washington, D.C. and a professor at Howard University. Believing that the educational process must never cease, Rev. and Mrs. Lewis are presently attending night classes at Utica Junior College. fAbove pictured is a long time friend of Rev. Lewisg Mr. V.M. Walkerj. ,vw I. Mawr f fy.. .M . su4u.,...4 . rex. ..m.++.,w 4'-N. X -G 1. 4.4, -4 4 Y X ,.,.M.. .rf l I -U.-5.1-.mp rw 4 x M -s..,Wa,.q . is ww, , M-zvwy-w'fvv -'f'3P'W .Q ... . , .Www ,M . Q' wif s, In , .M , ...N ,-,,,.m4 wmfdru ,W.fw.'-U f , w ,--.. ,Auf W-Mfg-1 f-'- vzom4yg37gfm Qqw.4,m: wxf-' Mf,s.-jg-- wr 3-, 1- -5: Qmwg, My 1 X h W 'WH ' ' ' y 'x 'f M 'Q 'Y ' 'W -' 'P'-W fy- --vBfvz4Mwm.f-wmMLwM..M-,v-.-q.1,-,-4.-f.--.f ..-Q.. ..,, A .z., - Lug, ,A-V .,.-,, ,KW-A.. ,..,,,..,M- ' w -V.M f - P- A M - , .. 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A W ' -f' - b 'W J x if 1' I B ' 1 fi' ,:,:1gu1, 1: K Mtv 'iwmfvmen-as vv SJ, Qu X, 53' 1- Vx, 5 'A 1 Q f ...L-'1. .u 2222 1- xv Ea J TABLE CF CGNTENTS DEDICATICN ................................. 16 FEATURES ........ .....i. 1 8 PEOPLE ........................ ....... 3 O GRGANIZATIONS ....... ....... 6 4 ATHLETICS ............. ....... 8 4 EVENTS ...... ....... 1 06 T 5-.4 v 1 X I A MAN FOR SO LONG GIVES OF HIMSELF FOR SO LONG TO THE UTICA EXPERIENCE FOR SO LONG WILL FOREVER DWELL IN OUR HEARTS FOR SO LONG AND FOR ALL TIMES VERNON J.A. ROBINSON THE 1981 UTICANITE IS THE HARMONIOUS CADENCE OF THE STUDENTS, FACULTY, STAFF, ADMINISTRATION AND FRIENDS WHO COMPRISE ONE GREAT SYMPHONY-UTICA JUNIOR COLLEGE. DR. COOPER JOINED THE FACULTY IN 1972. HE CURRENTLY SERVES AS CHAIRMAN OF THE DIVISION OF HUMANITIES. THE AMBASSADOR OF CULTURE, DR. COOPER IS ONE WHOM WE CONSIDER MUSICALLYASTUTE AND INTELLECTUALLY FINESSED. BECAUSE OF YOUR UNSWERVING LOYALTY AND DEDICATION, WE DEDICATE TO YOU DR. COOPER, THE 1981 UTICANITE. Dr. Bobby Cooper, a scholar at heart, received his B.S. degree in Music from Tougaloo College, Tougaloo, Mississippi. Upon graduating was awarded the James Marquis Music Award. He attended the Chicago Musical College and the University of Illinois from which he received his M.S. degree. He received his Ed.S. and Ed.D from the University of Colorado in Boulder, Colorado. Some of his experiences include, Lincoln and Thornburn Elementary Schools, Urbana, Illinois, The University of Illinois, Hawkins High School in Forest, Mississippi, Administrative Assistant, Counselor and Organist-Choir Director. He holds membership in many organizations, namely, Music Educators National Conference, American Choral Directors Association, National Fellowship of Methodist Musicians, Board of Directors of Opera1South, Phi Delta Kappa, Who's Who Among Black Americans. Dr. Cooper resides in Jackson, Mississippi with his wife, Della Larkin, his son, Christopher Marc and two daughters, Demetria and Lacarol. The Uticanite family salutes you Dr. Cooper for being one who is always willing to go the extra mile. i r 1 ... 'f 2425- FEA RE nu-0 U., F dw -fur 2.4 IZ. . or P095 'sv , I T! qv' U K ,L 1: X Q --'fm 5 v fx - 3 -xx v'1 V9 ' -.V f W R Lg. ,c sk' J. I fq 5,1 'x. 2 X Sa J 1 fb, rf , 9 - COLLEGE REPRESENTATIVES S.G.O. REPRESENTATIVES WHO'S WHO NOMINEES 3, rv-ik' r L-1 Tl Q fx, -s I '. gn ' R YQ I . 4 y . - :Fw ' - 'I . .. I lu .M , .V 5 1 : ' v A ' . - , , 4 M .I , . l ,F s D I' ar Q Y ' ' v . r - , . 1, A f . A , o 5 . I 1 Q S 1 A 45 1 . n . K irq' , K 'v R, . Q 4- K 41's ,b g MX' 1, Q 5 2 A9 K if 1 xi. ff' 1- l ? 2 N' ig X Sx-. if i3 ' MVXQ T A , A ix L I fi .M .R I .. ei? gh ' -5 A xrxi' TA ' aff gd .QS .s ,K I, xl v Wei' 1 1' T . ' ' A V .l,..,o1. 5, Q A' '-I N., f '. . '5.', Q , 2 '. V ,-' . , v al. il, X xv ik, ' -. ,I ' ' ..- E fvl. f . gf GqQQ'Q 5 bf: V0 V f f Y I, - :V 5 L- . ks- .W Q '. xi , . f f l S. X 3 .. Q tn at M X 35,0 ggi- K is X v' ji 1'- v 'YZ 3. QQ P-gy R A ' 5 r' 1 i j 7'-A ' fhvQ1:wx42.S 5 l-:ji .37 T, ' L v 1 f 'S' - - XJ JA, 19 -' X U5 !?5 ZEQHS , fi J K: .S 2 hp' ,yd 1 'mf' n 4 5 I is b I L 5 Q 1 ' I i 75- We N S 1 ,QE c xxx :N K sk X 5' Pip s 1 f f gm fv 'Vi , 1 'fy if f ' Avi - . A ,,,, M49 ff ' 517 YI 4' ' egg , ,, ? -1 ' .un-P . 'dmkn lar, X . ,, ,w ' rf'--494' ' Q 'fy Mgpvfwmwm E GREGORY WEB? ALTERNATES Deidre Carter N 'M 3. X. . 'K , - se. . ,N ' x f Q N V . fvvg .M y ,A ' ga . - ,, x A' V ' . I A Y II FIRST ALTERNATE TO MISS UJC, GWEN BROWN IS A 1978-79 GRADUATE OF UTICA HIGH SCHOOL. SHE GRADUATED IN THE TOP TEN IN HER CLASS AND SERVED AS CLASS PRESIDENT. A SOPHOMORE BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MAJOR FROM UTICA, GWEN IS SECRETARY OF THE USHER CLUB, TREASURER OF THE SOPHOMORE CLASS AND A MEMBER OF THE SOCIOLOGY CLUB. UPON GRADUATION, SHE PLANS TO ATTEND JACKSON STATE UNIVERSITY WHERE SHE WILL MAJOR IN ACCOUNTING. SHE HOPES SOMEDAY TO BECOME AN ACCOUNTANT. DANNY SWILLEY, A NATIVE OF HAZLEHURST, MISSISSIPPI, WAS BORN JULY 20, 1960, UNDER THE SIGN OF CANCER. HE IS A 1979 GRADUATE OF HAZLEHURST HIGH SCHOOL. HIS HOBBIES ARE: SINGING, MEETING PEOPLE, PLAYING BASKETBALL AND JOGGING. DANNY IS A MEMBER OF ST. PETERS HOLINESS CHURCH WHERE HE SERVES AS DIRECTOR OF THE ST. PETERS JUNIOR CHOIR. HAVING AN INTEREST FOR MUSIC, DANNY SINGS WITH THE UJC CHOIR AND HAS PERFORMED IN THREE OPERASL A BA YOU LEGEND, ABDUCTION FROM THE SERAGLIO AND MADAME BUTTERFLY. DANNY IS A SOPHOMORE COMPUTER SCIENCE MAJOR WITH A MINOR IN ACCOUNTING. HE PLANS TO FURTHER HIS EDUCATION AT TOUGALOO COLLEGE, AFTERWHICH, BECOME A SYSTEM ANALYST. DEIDRE DIONNE CARTER, SECOND ALTERNATE TO MS. UJC, IS A 1980 GRADUATE OF HINDS COUNTY AGRICULTURAL HIGH SCHOOL. SHE WAS SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT AND GRADUATED IN THE TOP HALF OF HER CLASS. HER FUTURE PLANS ARE TO FURTHER HER EDUCATION AT A UNIVERSITY, RECEIVE A BACHELOR OF SCIENCE DEGREE IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, ATTEND LAW SCHOOL AND BECOME AN INTERNATIONAL CORPORATE LAWYER. 23 MISS SOPHGMORE -w K ...J , . r, 1--7 4, fy! 0 U' 5 -. As I '9. 'if is-'L bm, 24 x , .Las - vig S L72 K n F I ,Ir N BETTIEELA V HM-YQ gg' Kg M' MISTER 8L MISS FRE HMAN C I 0 Q .40 .s . M., W Ma ., Q r. N, V , ' ww . v, -Q' .' Q? Nr f iv Q , ar ids: , Q M , W3 . .,ff,q,,,,. ty if 3 -.An v C 1 1, f V, A K kv!-. ,J wg VV . Q ' A ,,, ,MW 'VLAN A mx 4 MQ NKVVQ ISP In if W1 yn -Q3 25 Business Manager STUDENT GCVERNMENT ORGANIZATICN The Student Government Organization is the key student organization at Utica Junior College. Its purposes are to: Q15 promote the general welfare of the college: Q23 provide active participation in student matters and activitiesg and Q31 actively train participants for leadership positions. Representatives plan and coordinate student activities. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Members ofthe Executive Council were elected by the entire student body at Utica Junior College. Cordelia Bailey President ..- 2 .S Gustina Davis 2 Assistant Secretary Joyce Wilson Secretary Aaron Joiner Parlianientarian E t L ,,,,.4-fd . It Judith Hopkins Iola Ordon Treasurer Roy Burton Chaplain TUDENT GOVERNMENT REPRESENTATIVES SOPHOMORE CLASS Jimmy Davis President Sandra Brown Vice-President Debra King Secretary Sharon Moore Assistant Secretary Gwendolyn Brown Treasurer Tracey Brown Business Manager Barbara Caston Sophomore Rep Sandra Lowe Freshman President Patricia Finley Freshman Vice President Pamela Singleton Freshman Secretary Corine Jefferson Freshman Representative Sheila Keys Freshman Representative Sandra Ramsey Freshman Representative Inette Montgomery Freshman Representative Cordelia Bailey Band, SGO President Geraldine Brooks Gwen Brown Mary Brown Sandra Brown VICA, Esquirette, Sophomore Class Vice-President Shirley Callahan Barbara Caston Band, SGO Representative Dorothy Ellis Campus Ministry, Science and S ' l Cl b ocio ogy u s Elaine Fleming Campus Ministry, Science and F95 Sociology Clubs 28 -5 1 K .5 1 gf A if ll ffwwr- Q3 .i up Y' NOMINEES FOR WHO'S WHO IN AMERICAN JUNIOR COLLEGES Q94-.,,,,,.,,f ' K +I X ll .i I l if l ,mm U .QL I ii A Q I STUDENTS SCHOLARSHIP, PARTICIPATION AND LEADERSHIP IN ACADEMIC AND EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES, CITIZENSHIP AND SERVICE TO UTICA JUNIOR COLLEGE, AND A PROMISE OF FUTURE USEFULNESS ARE CRITERIA FOR NOMINATION TO WHO'S WHO IN AMERICAN JUNIOR COLLEGES. A CAM- PUS COMMITTEE HAS DETERMINED THAT TWENTY-TWO UTICANITES MERIT THE DISTINCT HONOR FOR NOMINATION IN 1981. OTHER NOMINEES Redia Dee Clement Floyd Meryl Gettis Louis Morris Pamela Warfield EX I i ' W ,s My , ' I QV X mi , I 1' ,filiii J1yfsti,.J,,, ' .EW f ' -fgiffiffifl,Q-f2,i5fff'i , ,,,,5,,, 2' Tai- if L3..i,Lwf ' J -1fi.s:taxii -, I I I I it ' . Ii? T at 'Hill am 5 Dora Jenkins Campus Ministry, Phi Theta Kappa Linda Myles Band Edward Robinson Hazel Ross Phi Beta Lambda Melvin Sawyer VICA, Tutor Patricia Thompson Usher Club, Band Alvin Turner VICA, Tutor Juanita Young Campus Ministry, Phi Beta Lambda, Choir, Phi Theta Kappa, Esquirette 29 L95 WLS 31 hw-2 ' ir '31-, 5 f gg , W 'X if 'WW' ,-5.5f9'4?5 V, I ' 1 V 9 049' I if 1: FACULTY STAFF ' OPHOMURE J x FRE HME ADMI I TRATIO UIS V S it . ,,, I N' , 5, ,f- ff! nl , A PRESIDENT OF UTICA JUNIOR CCLLEGE -1 I at in Us OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT November 11, 1980 Faculty, Staff, Student Body ...Scholarly excellence and the strongest attraction serve here. It is always an and Friends... is both the objective of Utica Junior College to those who attend here and those who exhilarating feeling to be a part of some- thing that is done in a Hfirst classn manner. It gives meaning to those who teach and commit themselves to excellence, and gives meaning to those who come to learn and partake of this attitude of positiveness. This positive attitude is reflected through the pages of this yearbook. It can be seen in the students' competitive activities fintramural and extra- murall, the sports, the teaching-learning situations, the facilities and the accomplishments. Utica Junior College survives on this strength. The recognition of this quality, by all of those we serve, is an extremely important factor. It is this factor that keeps those persons who are in need of this kind of service coming to this institution. It is this kind of quality that encourages competent people to serve at this institution. Now more than ever, Utica Junior College's level of quality and level of excellence can not falter, because it is directly associated with the continued existence of this institution and its abilities to serve its public. Utica's future is tied to excellence. A functioning level of excellence is the best way to insure a strong positive future for HU. J. C. This past year, we have had some successes. And, we see a strong bright future ahead of us with the recognition that our strength happens to be in providing the highest of quality performances in all undertakings. Our long-range concern should be a new dedication, a renewed strength based on the desire to provide service that will not be given anywhere else. We must always remember that the bonding together of humans for a common purpose is the best way to insure that we will continue to survive and thrive. ationally u s, Louis St kes eside t JLSlfbn -ff ,l 4 i lP!!El'ii'.'.'l fi T'l'.'f'1'FiQEfflPili'f1i Utica Junior College uncn, Mlssissim 39175 Html i imtwiw ,,,,, his-S.LE.1m.' THE CDLLEGE BOARD 4 a .E :E y 3 A an f M 'i ,Q 5 , sw. val' .. 4- 'O fi!! get ' 5 Q . 'l 44 221 ta it is at. at W y :at ti. fgt , :lt we Q J sit fi ' gta m ,ai ttf tm,.,,g2i gt ,., ., it !:',ti 'f f5 f,z'2f31'ffQfit f,s5+ J H J :Q I - Mei t Alun: 4 sftz if Q it -22: 1 Q 9- 1+ al ft. . ,,t ,Q g ttf 19- fi, Q , LV at -. at J :,' ::,t,3,53':4r j,tif4fv 3? V J 1 2.'e -5 f - EJ! 53 H T5 lf Q 3 +ffS? J! 22 fri Q 'J E , it . . 1 I 5 , ,V ? A 2 vi it , , t J Yiikea 4 e te ,x-:iii i s. I' H I .dt gg-it , Q 3 .ss f T.H. Kendall, III CHinds Countyj Chairman Sharp W. Banks, Jr. CWarren Countyj Vice-Chairman W.M. Moss CHinds Countyj Secretary Walter R. Bivins, Hinds Louis Burghard, Copiah D.G. Fountain, Jr., Hinds Dr. Jack B. Fowler, Hinds Donald S. Oakes, Warren County County County County County Dale Sullivan, Copiah County Dr. Joseph Travillion, Jr., Claiborne Count Michael B. Vinson, Rankin County Ellis W. Wright Jr., Hinds County George W. Wynne, Rankin County R was-wYn WTC fffi' WW 1? Y v-was 4 pf -- X was if v N. .nf 1 i I 4. - -4 , A Dr. George Barnes Academic Dean ft, n dx ff , f, x 'X HT , if i is P 1, Adam Jenkins Business Manager x a 'ii 5-42- xf ' 5 ' f ' Y 5 . ,. ' .f fr ' sf I 1. --Vg fi A X Q Q Q 1 -MV 'H .M ...... ,.,.....f---fs-ws,-f-A ' ' L. ll! Johnny Crisler Dean of Students 'tml Ellestene Turner REGISTRAR William Walker Director Computer Center wut.. .I Y 1 ,.1 X l r I f ,XX I r .W A I 1 f Levi Rogers-Director Josie Malleli Maintenance? ShippingfRece1'ving Wir V ftitfffw' 322 fi: ' ' 1 X i ' i i i Maude Kendricks Bookstore Manager ADMINISTRATIGNf TAFF Madelyn Bell Dean of Women F . I, 2' m 'A ,, E l . it I 4 su 13 V Kay, A P I, ll, vit -ez, N D Q r r f?lffl'?4l'V- K ,I R ,,. r LV, A x Thurman Mitchell-Director Continuing Education 3134 4 X ,fi Darrell Herron Transportation Director 1 , 1 Mae C. Broach-Director Mary Nell Scott BasicfDeve1opmental Skills Academic Skills Director Faye Stokes-Director Co-Operative Education f l Y. A, A N hna.4i,,, Doris Williams Nursery Director J pi wg? V , N ., 1 .f V' I f I -1 . , . 1 , 1 Mirriam Torrey Steno-Pool Director Willie Ealey-Director Public Relations I ' -s 4 A i Kim 1' BuL ,-1:11, Dr. William Cornelius Special Services Director Deborah Carter Computer Center EDUCATION as '2 1. ,. 1, . -' .. ,:ff'E.42 Y e:..'u .. lf' 42: Q i gl.--in-ff .3 X ,gh ., 5-fN4', ' 1 Jesse Killingsworth 1 Earl Nelson Bobbie Mason Dr. John Powers nf as--M-nay Elf i. snuff li 4' l 1 OUNSELORS rthur Afnderson ulessie Dawson ornelius Horton 'ii v 5? 3, -42 55' 1 2, , 5, 91 WI IW' , Dr. Shirley Hopkins Title III Director Y. s1.r ssl 342' Charles Bell Campus Union Director Dr. Eugene Gaston Institutional Research VOCATIONALITECHNICAL '-TU ' ff .5 tw , -1 ,. 'tx'-, . . 1 ff .r .. Joseph Bartee DR. WORTH HAYNES Welding DIRECTOR Minnie Battle Bernard Hubbard Secretarial Science Masonry Marilyn Binion Freddie Jackson Child Care Child Care Philip Booty Isiah Jones Electronics Auto Body dt Fender Earnest Campbell Oscar Martin Auto Body di Fender Carpentry FRANK CRUMP ASSISTANT DIRECTOR Samuel Davis Drafting di Design William Davis Electronics Wilson Harris Auto Mechanics 40 Johnnie McGee Machine Shop George McQuitter Media Stephen Murray Auto Mechanics Lester Owens Drafting di Design N ,Kiev .' M- ' H 'I V Carpentry di Cabinetmaking Katie Price Remedial English Samuel Richardson Barbering Albert Ross Remedial Math Juanita Smith Food Service lda Thomas Cosmetology Willie Mary Thompson Secretarial Science Debra Woolman Clothing di Textile 5 BASIC SKILLS f A 'Id S,, I,- m Q... f'.-- --f 1.7, A Efgggi ' S, ,. A SQA. L 58' I .Nz X I ig,,,.,,,4 L .L Tx N A N 5, 45uvY giv- 'sw 'v N I ff N A49 .X . LAX I ' X 653 PATRINELLA DIGGS READING MARY AUSTIN ENGLISH GEORGIA WIGGINS READING EMMA CLOWERS ENGLISH BOSE BRUCE MATHEMATICS CONNIE MCGOWAN CLERICAL IZ I I I V Ir K 2 ,L I xx TT 4 I 39784 ALEX FULTZ IRENE GIBSON CHARLIE HAMPTON CHARLIE JACKSON L.I, NOEL JOHNNIE ROACH LEONIA ROACH ZOLA SHEARS CLIFTON TAYLOR ANDREW WILLIAM I V NATHAN WILSON ' . SOLOMON WILSON MAINTENANCE 41 Terry Collins Director Financial Aid LEARNING RESOURCES Amanda Hubbard Theresa Akbar Annie Harper Alma Fisher, Director A 1 D 1 T Nxt at X A Lonnie Haynie Director Placement Tony Rayburn Earnestine Black Shirley Mason BUSINESS EDUCATION AND ADMINISTRATION Q W P .a--C, I X x l nw' ba H I X xi'-is 4 mf A FACULTY STAFF NATURAL SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS Ja 'fgi P EF z 6 Bose Bruce Helen Hampton Johnny Halsell Dr. Mae C. Broach Linden Haynes Benjamin Harper HUMANITIES Michael McCarty Bessie Brown Anita Coleman James Waddell Rosia Crisler Dr. Bobby Cooper Vernon Robinson S O P H O Ri E Jackie Allison Jesse Anderson Robert Anderson Cordelia Bailey John Beal Esther Bell Darlene Brown Gwendolyn Brown 3 N M X l31Wm'q Jimmy Davis, President Sandra Brown, Vice-President Debra King, Secretary Bessie Brown, Advisor CLASS OFFICERS Sharon Moore, Assistant Secretary Gwendolyn Brown, Treasurer Tracey Brown, Business Manager Anita Griffin, Advisor Y ve l x, Q-r,.gjf 1 5 . 4 Aw at ,,,A..' M- 19, -f A V f .gi 3.5, VA- . lf' 'Y f- 5 . 1 , , n 5 S15 gf, ' ., 5 , l ' Q' Q l ,Y X , gif: .qw OPHOMDRES wmv' . .. f ,gtsri-4 wg ' ' 4: ig - - -2 as - if x . Q. . i ' ir, i' 'D 'I ,P 5 F I Ewa Q. 'I 1 Y I J S 5 v i 31 gi A Q w' If X ' l x in SQ.- --------, O X 'N-..., N . ,C Q C we 5 ts., few sf? Q ' l B .N Xf -4 Jackie Brown Thomas Brown Tracey Brown Michael Burton Rosie Butler Diedre Carter Barbara Caston Lois Caston Marilyn Cavett Ronnie Clark Keith Claxton Gloria Craft Evelyn Crump Howard Davis Jimmy Davis Redia Dee Andre Devine Edward Divinity Jimmy Dorsey Ruthie Dotson SGPHCMURES Patricia Dozier Dorothy Ellis Stanley Ellis Janet Elmore Bettie Flagg Clement Floyd Dan Gaskin Teresa Graves Benita Hamlin Harold Harding Dorothy Harris William Harrison James Hayes Priscilla Hayes Carlene Henderson Curtisene Henry Pamela Hilliard Judith Hopkins Sharon Hunter Josephine Jackson 5 , ff fi? ,zq -' rv f ' i I f ,Q X ,I ' 4' 5 0'-.11 15? 1 3' it W 1 J 1 13 s ' ui l. at -. L. 1 Qu, 3 IT ln 'VN - ,fe fwiwi 10- 25- J ' 1 3 . .Tv 3-S OPHOMORES 1,1 ' 1 Y 1 1 is-,, , .1 -1 p 1- at ,... - if if Wa ' 1' 0' ' Ef- ,. 4-N A I A I 1 gL2? 1 1 H4 1 14., , gi Z 4? f ,i'N, v, . we ,,,,' -- - - Q K L if -1 , J g N- f 7 . 1 1. , ,Q -ff H ' -11 4 t- N V ' 151, IV ff 5' K ' , X 1 'fgfbffzf-lv, 2 . 13 1 MM11, , 4 V ,f1?mz1.915f' 1 1 1 411 Y 'MW' ff J- fl. 7 , ,.,f, , fa Q 411- gr, fs: 1, wg 'M -L1 v f -if '1f7,ZL'1'1 1' 1 X ' .1 . I v I ,,,,,1,- , , V, ,Q , W. 1,1. 1 , -,,,, ,ffhf 115 ff' ' 7252-iff, ilk ya 1 tg' 1 ,fw f 4' I 'Misa 1 1 1 ,C a f 1 6 Q 1 J B' J .. ff an 1 'V WWW 1 I 'Q i -M-f-.a..,,,b 1 5 'F 1 -'wm,1.W,.1,1rfAf'-W f ., .,,, 1... , ,fi -1...,-..t , 5 , f Ar 1: - 1. 'A fl .'4' W QA 1 ' 4. 1 , I i! T: ., L ,Q 3,1' 1,54 f Q- N JJ.- ,,f,, 9? JM A f 7' ig? S6 A W 41 5722 43 X 1 4 7 Dora Jenkins Faye Jenkins Betty Johnson Charles Johnson Mary Johnson Gra Johnson Aaron Joiner Carla Jones Savannah Jones Brenda Jordan Calvin Lee Ricky Lott Kathaleen McGowan Booker Mims Wilbert Murry Linda Myles lola Ordon Francis Neal Jeanette Nichols Daryl Pickett SOPHOMORES Shirley Raiiiff The person who has danced out of his glove IS NOT BEN VEREEN. His ROOTS? UJC-His name? Henry Pullum, he's only dancing his way to class and as you can very well see, he does have quite a number of followers. Bertha Reed Eddie Robinson Edward Robinson Harold Robinson Wallace Robinson Hazle Ross Earnest Seals Toniette Shelton Elsie Shoulders Carl Sims Eddie Steel Earnest Stewart Willie Stimage Danny Swilley Alvin Turner Patricia Thurmond 48 , f -ff, It fr N5 Q . ,f .-,Via yi at f X Z t , ,ggi X t' y if 3? ,.v,. ,3 xr? s d ! QR X .N M Y' W' 4-9' ' V' -1 f:ii f'5Z'-.f raw' 'wk ,QQ JON' inf nfl? ,uf xl Ll i SOPHOMGRES Clara Thomas Jacquelyn Thomas Patricia Thompson Carl Turner Ulos Tyler Patricia Wade Hazle Walker Leonard Walker Charlie Watkins Edna Watkins Gregory Webb Phyllis Wells Carolyn White Roy White Alice William Elaine Wilson Sadie Wilson Hazle Wolfe Mary Wright Juanita Young f 1 F R E H E N t Joyce Bailey Linda Bailey John Banks Johnny Bares Arthur Barnes Jimmy Barnes Sarah Barnes Gerald Bates KTA.- X33 CLASS GFFICERS Sandra Lowe, President Bonnie Warren, Assistant-Secretary Patricia Finley, Vice-President lnette Montgomery, Parliamentarian Pamela Singleton, Secretary Roger Gines, Business Manager Georgia Wiggins, Advisor Benjamin Harper, Advisor 'UV ,CID M , if 1' f If 'I 1 Nb ' FRESHME 104 ffx Diane Berry Edna Berry Henrietta Berry cgi . X X V -15' 1f3ib,.: up ia: lifwsi-is 43' Brenda Bingham Dorothy Bingham Georgia Bolton Linda Bolton Ricky Booker X Yr' If it l 'fl i , 1 f Lula Boyd Curtis Bracey Haywood Bracey Shelia Bradley ,wk Dwayne Brazzle Christine Brown Daisy Brown Darlene Brown Gillis Brown Judy Brown Ellen Brunson Ada Burell I D I FRE HME Margaret Burns Michael Burns Debra Butler Addison Carroll Rosie Carroll Larry Carson Aquilla Carter James Carter Lillian Caston James Clay Dennis Conley Angela Cooper Earl Cooper Linda Copeland Wenda Cox Andre Crisler Dorothy Curry Debra Davis James Davis Johnny Davis A7 Y ' V' ff' f alas , frf ,' '27-5 ,1 .1 ,. fl T, 'fn 1 N' Og' 'Van FRESHMEN Priscilla Davis Larry Dent Linda Dento Sandra Dixon Sylvia Easley Leotis Edwards Howard Ellis Fredonia Erves Keith Ferguson Jessie Flowers Rita Ford lreatha Foster Gwen Franklin Helen Fultz Jessie Gaskin Joyce Gibson Roan Gibson Allen Gines Roger Gines Jerry Graise FRESHME Loraine Grasson Sarah Gray Edward Green Elizah Griffin Charles Hall Lavell Harper Lee Ella Harper Carol Hayes Sonya Haynie Henry Haywood Eddie Hedrick Willie Hedrick Linda Herrington Marie Herrington Diane Honley Billy Hooker Walter Howard Randy Humes Lyndon Jackson Vera Jackson e l i L' ld X' lm J- -- x -r',.z hf..4:'! E 5- - ----w-.......,,, FRESHME Carl James Linda Jefferson Clifton Johnson Diane Johnson Troy Johnson .1 Lorraine Joiner C--r i -e-' Annie Jones . ,ff W Bernard .JOIICS Brenda Jones Janice Jones Jimmy Jones Shelly Jones - 1 1.1, , Electronic Data Processing students get flrst hand experience in computer programming and computer operations utilizing the IBM 1130 computer system Juanita Young experiments with the programming of grades as Roger Gines assists Utica Junior College is now in the process of equipment stores more data and processes faster which will allow the students to work at a much faster and accurate pace . D . . . . g aa., K , to installing a DEC PDP 1144, this 45 J , w- I 1 i 'I' Iiiv iffy . . 4 f ',.'- I R A ,.j gg 9 'wg FMT :V ,5 r if ' !: '.i ff I - K 7 Y' - it i p 3 ,V - I 'I J C Q F RE HME Walter Jones Janice Kelly Lucious Kimble Carol King Clyde King Malcolm Kirkland Caroline Kitchens Patricia Lacey Daniel Lewis Ted Lofton Molly London Sandra Lowe Betty Lynch Darlene Lynch Charles Lyons Robert Lyons Debra Madlock James Majie Gail Maniel April Martin FIELLDUGL' sr ts r Sl he ' Xi x 3 A 3 K Q' ' - . a rf as D 'nm Fixx wi 1 'ix I at N E 3 ,W , I , X , .-,X 3 - X , , F ,- - I Q 1 ' A Sf . 1 fl X v E f' E . lu, ' 3' ur, h U L OCX f rf' A 5.95133 ' a ff . a R Q ' W ' S 9 as V an X -. f l 'ful . s M, W 1 5 1' iff I I f l , X U .uf lx. 'v up gf 0' l i 1 Kiwi f 4 1 ,J ,J Q e ,. 11. a,A 3 . f f U 'f: ff 139- '- 1 TL Avia i 1 fi-m FRESHMEN Dannie Martin Perry May Carolyn McClendon Carlell McDaniel Daryl McFarland Jennifer McKay Brenda McKinley Larry McRaven Debbie Mims Mary Mitchell Patricia Mitchell Johnny Mix Jacqueline Moncure lnette Montgomery Carrie Moore William Moore Gloria Myles Adam Neal Ollie Neal Vida Nelson FRESHMEN Jacqueline Patterson Jimmy Patterson George Patton Linda Perry viii T, .,, S . ,r' Jackie Piggs N' James Piggs Diane Polt PAQ Albert Porter ? ' , Dennis Preacely i W .G Q, J Walter Price Henry Pullum Cassandra Ramsey 1,11 fa A-at c , J 2 . fi fi 1 'K ,rm Qs lag., iw . ,. , , ia-or-Q-J X . 'ltr Sa A at as if FRE HME mmm! iv- Sharon Rawls Rose Rental Alma Robertson ' Kenneth Seals 2' fr J' -1 vu , 4 s V grim, 'fs 4 L...s..Q-ah. X f Q I Laura Selvy Curtis Shears Elnora Shinall FRESHMEN Benita Sims Gwendolyn Singleton Connie Smith Darlene Smith David Smith Fannie Smith Michael Smith Sonia Smith Theodore Smith Evelyn Steele Gloria Stewart Bell Stingley David Stingley Roy Sutton Troy Sutton Evonne Tanner Carey Taylor Geneva Terry Shirley Thomas Sarah Thomas Half 'sf spud fn K fa? Q i 'i I -5 vi V 5 fi ' Y' 4 5 .A l 1 4 5 K I sz? I 9? , . J ag? , A ,, X51 'I 4-if ff 'W' . , 0 f X 1 . V ff . ' N W I . 9 K i ' l ix s 1 i . t i l I 390 afN'f ni , 2 i E! 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Q I f' --'eff if'-V f . nj' . , .A I fi-, . 'Aff H ,,-,Z 'If A 1 C,- Q A . 1 V52 . ff' f A 93, Q -, QQ? ,Q J 1 f' N f .- if 5 Q - 'fihl' V 5 71' . A C ik W7Zv.2??'.,. ' ,V .13 , ., , .T V t1,x.,,rZ, 5 .V M. 8 V ,H 5 Oulu' -Wi -1- ff ,... 1, 1, THE BARBERING CLUB The barbering department is designed to train students in the best hair care possible. Utica Junior College is one of the testing sites for administering the State Barbering Exam. Having been rated excellent for years, this department is completely equipped with modern facilities for the best training in hair care. Service is rendered to the entire community. 'A 4 '44 . a. ls' 'x .-5 it. l tl 66 'Wits it . -9 l 23li'r2Q,' U Lrg 2 4 4 z OFFICERS Aaron JoinerAPresider1t Cathie McDonald-Vice-President Yolander Martin-Secretary Willie Heard-Treasurer Kage Williams-Assistant Treasurer MEMBERS Ida Frazier Dorothy Harris Myra Jefferson Frank Lampton Roosevelt Trader Portia Williams MR. BARBERING ' MISS BARBERING Portia Williams Fa e Jenkins Samuel Richardson, Advisor y 2 Uiil . x I 1 E3 iii'-I- 'T V 'l .ax THE COSMETOLOGY CLUB .cf The Cosmetology Club is open to Cosmetology majors and provides opportnities 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. OFFICERS Katherine Cummings-President Mary Robinson-Secretary Carolyn McClendon-Treasurer Nina Watson-Parliamenlarian MEMBERS Roland Anderson Olympia Averett Edna Berry Henrietta Berry Shirley Brown Esper Brooks Mary Cousin Margie Dixon Sandra Dixon Bernadette Finch Susie Gilbert Gloria Hubbard Gregory Hulitt Beverly Johnson Carrie Jones Dorothy Mack Ollie Neal Peggy Pierce Harry Powell Mary Powell Mary Pugh Maggie Redfield Mattie Robinson Betty Rhymes Beatrice Scott Elizabeth Slater Cynthia Spann Jewelean Tate Jolean Tate Brenda Walker Delores Walker Katie Wells Harrison Williams Charlestine Wilson Eleanor Smith Serlena Wren MR. 8a MISS COSMETOLOGY I Sylvester Walker Carolyn McClendon da Thomas, Advisor I ff, ., .5 f, . ', , , . -1. '-','f-WQVz,.'ff' I THE CHEERLEADERS HELP PROMOTE GOOD SPORTSMANLIKE CONDUCT, AROUSE REAL SCHOOL SPIRIT ACCOMPANY AND CHEER THE TEAMS TO VICTORY THIS CLUB IS OPEN TO ALL UTICA'S CHEERLEADERS HELP TO PROMOTE THE WINNING SPIRIT BY DISPLAYING THEIR ENERGETIC ABILITIES. EVERYONE BECOMES INVOLVED WHEN THEY BEGIN THEIR SKILLFUL ARTS. RUN, JUMP, TUMBLE, SHOUT OR SCREAM-WHATEVER KIND OF MOTIVATION IS NEEDED TO BRING ABOUT A VICTORY IS RADIATED BY THE UTICA JUNIOR COLLEGE CHEERLEADERS. 68 XTVM MISS USHER FAYE COOPER MEMBERS BARBARA MURRAY IOLA BUTLER PHYLLIS PICKETT IRENE BUTLER PATRICIA THOMPSON GILLIAN CASTON SARA THOMPSON BRENDA MCKINLEY CHARLIE WILSON LULA BOYD, PRESIDENT BOBBIE BARNES, VICE-PRESIDENT X GWENDOLYN BROWN, SECRETARY DEBBIE MIMS, TREASURER CORNELIUS HORTON, ADVISOR THE USHER CLUB THE USHER CLUB DEVELOPS SKILLS OF ESCORTING AND SEATING PERSONS FOR VARIOUS COLLEGE EVENTS. IT IS OPEN TO ALL INTERESTED STUDENTS. aff- wwf' -9 if-A as ,Ai 1'. ? -1 ,j - A- Q' 4'-.S , 'F 2 69 COLLEGE CHGIR '.-. ' . 'f' i'+'4 T'! Q 3- ' 'TU 'Vi' --W ' ' W q .3113-,IQ , 'av ii, 'Q Q WJ? 'W ., J, J, 1 'J - .. Mtv f ', ,rx fda-,, ff-j Q- fry n f , ' - V ' ,fully -5.5 S, Q ,J-',,,,, 'V:f:,, 1i'Zf J ' l A l Q ri 4 -7 1. A 1 ,Qt iygitr. 3 0 f Q 5. w ' A 1 .- ' . 4, j ff , , . fx ' V ' ' 5 ij -. -P wif !,grej'ivjff' C ,A N ' t 'B ' g 5 L, Q pi v, ,' F r w-Q, -l 3: I AI l A.: 'M I WE 1- 4 Y Fa-itgxf ,Q A 'ry A If' W' ' 5 I 71, .' ' t 'r .'f Q, H' ' .Mi ,, 4- ,y f 24 Mu' ' 29 '- by qjy' 'V iv Calf, ,AQ Jw Ar A , V 2, MW , M . M wg 7' H, 1 V' we l at , 5 ' A A ' l 'gr it -f ' I ,..:. ' Q V 15 ' i n i -I .' J ' h ., ya, ' 5 to 'QQ s - if f . . .. W ' ., r 'Q' L' 'A ,fx af .ri Q 1 'x f,M A ,.- - V 1-4, , A - V gg .'...V,,i n Y g ' A Q if ' , '1fiTf iii A' J dt' ' . ,..:fi,rv Ar.. I ' 'K-Q. N K. 'I ft 'A , , 1lfrf1.aQ.l1?fzb V .i if V t. . ' A, '75 ?'- ' 1f1'N f 'wWiu.'- x!i','AtI'uvs+ 'xrN ' ?gv.,'i V-'fi-.3 Jfffa , -i ,za J, ' 'v Q W' 7'-1 fp Q , 55, J 4 .K,5,? jf 5 2 l A ' .4 .,,'f'3,ff'-ffl' . - f 2 V J A ., '-gf' 's ,Lai ' ' ' .,,,jfv,ff ' 5. 'Jaffa at rf ini- Q A' .-aqua: f:f'L'9- 'M' 1- - Kimi A uf - si, W,-f rf , , ' ..- ' f, lf- r ' ,Qi!W 'v' ' - -41' -1. 'QP'v 'v ' ' '- -WM v-. A 4. Y. if V ff Q '. Z7'MWbfQ' '. fl' -, 4 ' 1 YQ, ff, ,gr 1 1 M fy ... 4, H ,, . ,I AA ,,,.,1,f 54.14. Q, A asf! fhrvrfgvgffIEE'-'?9'f!:f ,FsI.,,Z':iqhif-.'z:,,1':32i.B?i7l,.if'.v,aA q4t16'izA'l,:9 ,V ligzffa ,. ,xiwggaf iv , 6 I V ,,, y , . ,Q v -, V -.,. Y pf- A 1 , 1. ' 21,5 r H- Q ,, 'Q ' U' 1. , sA..fYH- 5, ,Af 'a.. 5, .tg Y 'wmaul' . Vw I 493. ' Qy..'1'L4'1'..'f'2.'l '1.:- 3 -flora 'k4?':l.A'iz!f l ?i gA q S.g 5-':1E'9.4itls.4e.'1i,l't.', 'Zeb- 70 Sheila Brown Lonnie Byther Edward Clark Linda Copeland Steve Davis Andre Devine Nelma Dotson Fredonia Erves Roger Gines Sandra Green Willie Hamilton Carol Hayes Judith Hopkins Myra Jefferson Aaron Joiner Rodney Jordan Janice Kelly Tammy Lodge Sandra Lowe April Martin Danny Martin Joe Perkins Crystal Peterson Linda Porter Hezron Rouser Curtis Shears Willie Stingley Danny Swilley Willet Truitt Ulos Tyler Eloise Ward Sharon Watson Gregory Webb Janice Webb Annie Williams Kage Williams Larry Williamson Mary Wright Mary Yates Juanita Young ADVISOR Dr. Bobby Cooper MR. 8L MISS CHGIR Hezron Rouser Sandra Green MEMBERS: Vetta Nelson M.E.N.C. 63 F1fl'q'3r'l-+ - f.,a,,,i.-1,-if 1 V 'I , i 'ix X.. ' Q . .ff K r.,,fq,'f5 j,-,gp . 1 F ' ., , ifiksgafjsir, 'ur , Qs, ,qfisffngx ,C in . ' fn 559-C 'fb t , fr , Ii 2 i 5 fr A I S . l ' A i , q I f at V .fi , f l y . f' aff to MQ ' 4 ' J ? 3 . ,figgt 1 ' ---V W Z f' 1' f V ,wa , ' J ' ,, , 'el X A az......' Xt'f'llv il JN .. Q . hwxl A ' 3 Q, If ,gala mf -1 v.. ' P , 1 5' 1 L. 4:23 . - lx' ,fy , 52:2 1 it ' S .M -ss-4 f ---' . .' ' 1.- - .- i M , 5 - M.E.N.C. is the professional association for music educators at Utica Junior College. Membership in this relatively new campus organization is open to any student interested in teaching music. Members are provided opportunities for personal and 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 J arranged by the local chapter, the state Music Educators t, A 'fi '5 A . ...' V: in Association, and the Music Educators National 5 f gif' Conference. I W 114 4 Edward Clark Joyce Elmore Edmond Gibbs Joe Perkins Hezron Rouser Curtis Shears Charles Higgins Ulos Tyler Willie Hamilton Janice Webb Carol I-Iayes Mary Yates Tammie Lodge ADVISOR London Moffett Dr. Bobby Cooper Mr. 8L Miss M.E.N.C. Steve Davis 8: April Martin ll X VICA . ai, .JF f' :Wil I ' ' I ,E J , . B ,,B,ifi'f A ,,, Vx- gi' , Eg IrfPfifI 4 4-. s . - f 1954, u1P'.Qf A A MEMBERS BOBBY ALEXANDER BARBARA ALLEN JOHN BEAL BILLY BROWN SANDRA BROWN JOHN BUTLER DENNIS CONLEY JIMMIE DAVIS LEDELL EDWARDS LEOTIS EDWARDS JESSE FLOWERS MIKE FOWLER ELIJAH GRIFFIN LILLIAN HUNTER DARRELL JOHNSON JOHN KING CALVIN LEE JAMES MAZIE WILLIE MCGRIGGS DELPHINE MONROE SHARON MOORE TOMMIE OBIE MICHEAL ROLLINS ROBERT SIMMONS CARL SIMS MARK SIMS FREDDIE SMITH GEORGE SMITH PERRY STRINAGE DWAYNE TORNES CHARLOTTE WALKER HENRY WARD KENNETH WILLIAMS MARY P. WILLIS ALBERT WILSON X ARTHUR WILSON ADVISORS JOSEPH BARTEE EARNEST CAMPBELL FREDIE EDWARDS WILSON HARRIS W ft BENARD HUBBARD fif ISIAH JONES OSCAR MARTIN If I STEPHEN MURRAY LESTER OWENS If JAMES PATES I . 3'- THE VOCATIONAL INDUSTRIAL CLUB OF AMERICA IS DESIGNED TO PROVIDE STUDENTS, WHO MISS VICA ARE DIRECTLY ENGAGED IN ELEANOR SMITH VOCATIONAL AND TECHNICAL TRADES, AN OPPORTUNITY TO ENTER NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL CONTESTS. THIS CLUB IS OPEN TO ALL VOCATIONAL AND TECHNICAL STUDENTS. Q., LIBRARY CLUB -lfmkw J I, 1 AX .,.,I ierffff X HN, III wi vm we N I I Nj' Q , ol , .1 Q 2' I 'IWW ' .Ng 1 K A ....-.,... I - , '- +s.x.,, ' 'M'Yw- I 1 .,,, V H . 'W-M. ,x...,-M., ,Wm I h Q , , I 'W' ' I .. . , , . , .. , . - , S wg-'fer-I,xSS,:5 'WX . - - - 1 . ' ' ' M537 125-'yvfff I THE WILLIAM H. HOLTZCLAW LIBRARY CLUB WAS ESTABLISHED TO PROVIDE STUDENTS THE OPPORTUNITY TO BECOME MORE FAMILIAR WITH THE BROAD SPECTRUM OF LEARNING RESOURCES THAT ARE AVAILABLE. OTHER PURPOSES WHICH APPLY TO THE CLUB ARE: l.TO DELIVER LIBRARY SERVICES TO THOSE WHO CAN NOT COME TO THE PHYSICAL BUILDING. 2.TO PLAN AND EXECUTE ACTIVITIES WHICH WILL DEPICT THE FUNCTION OF THE LEARNING RESOURCE CENTER. 3.TO IMPLEMENT PROGRAMS AND PUBLICIZE THEM THROUGHOUT THE SCHOOL, DISTRICT AND STAFF DURING THE CHRISTMAS SEASON THE LIBRARY CLUB DISTRIBUTED FRUIT BASKETS TO A SEGMENT OF THE COMMUNITY. AAL! ni,-W LYNDA JENKINS OFFICERS PRESIDENT NELMA DOTSON VICE-PRESIDENT SAVANNAH JONES SECRETARY CLARA THOMAS TREASURER RUTHIE DOTSON BUSINESS MANAGER MEMBERS RACHAELL FRANK BARBARA JONES LINDA LONIE MARY MANUEL MARILYN SPANN HAZEL WALKER ADVISORS ALMA FISHER ANNIE HARPER :ff M' SOCIOLOGY CLUB AQII 1 OFFICERS. President, Judith Hopkins Vice-President, Meryl Gettis Secretary, Angela Cooper Treasurer, Debbie Mims Miss Sociology, Debra Butler MEMBERS Earl Anderson Darlene Brown Patricia Burkes Margaret Burns Gustine Davis Linda Dent Willie Gray Shirlon Harris Bessie Heath Helen McNeal Jackie Moncure Francie Neal Toniett Shelton Carolyn Smith David Robinson Patricia Wade Willie Watson ADVISORS Christine Tanner Mary Austin , , ,s , A 1 . 4-0 '. - 43 an I ', THE SOCIOLOGY CLUB'S MAIN ATTRACTION FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR 1980-81 WILL BE A DAY SET ASIDE TO HONOR ALL SENIOR CITIZENS IN THE UTICA JUNIOR COLLEGE AREA. IT IS HOPED THAT THIS DAY, HEREAFTER, WILL BECOME ONE OF OUR ANNUAL EVENTS. THE PROGRAM WILL BE TO PAY TRIBUTE TO SENIOR CITIZENS FOR THEIR HARD WORK, BLOOD SHED, AND TEARS GIVEN FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF OUR TOWN, COLLEGE, STATE, AND OUR NATION. THE PROGRAM TOOK PLACE IN FEBRUARY 1981. THE CLUB HAD ITS ANNUAL CHRISTMAS PARTY AND PROGRAM ON DECEMBER 16, 1980. DRAMATICS CLUB THESPIANXDRAMATICS CLUB President, Edward G. Robinson Vice-President, Pamela Hillard Secretary, Yolanda Davenport Assistant Secretary, Mary Bailey Stage Manager, Larry Stewart Assistant Stage Managers, Booker Mims and Andre Devine ADVISORS Rosia Crisler Christine Tanner .v- iii? 3 W i gg' ' , f It '. 9 if U Q 3 wg-unllQ 5 4 U4 The Dramatics Club, Thespians, is designed to give students a chance to demonstrate their abilities in all forms of the dramatic arts. lt is open to all students who are enrolled at Utica Junior College. During the past ten years the Thespians have performed in numerous one and two-act dramas, some of which are: A Soul Gone Home, It Could Have Been Worse, Black Moses, The Road to Bethlehem, Christmas at the Gables, Mother and Child, No Room In the Hotel, The Christmas Stranger. The Thespians have also performed several shows depicting the life and heritage of Black people. Among these shows were We've Come A Long Way Baby and Black People: Attitudes and Life Styles. Each year in May, the Thespians along with the choir, presents the Dramatics and Music Awards, a parody of The Academy Awards. The dramatic arts and music students perform songs and forensic acts. Also, at this time, students are awarded trophies, plaques, and certificates for their outstanding participation in the organization. Too, the best actor, best actress, best supporting actor, and best supporting actress awards are presented to the deserving and talented students selected by faculty judges. Each year, the Thespians compete in the Communicative Arts Festival at Jackson State University. For the past two years, the Thespians won first place in dramatic monologue and oral interpretation of poetry, respectively. The Thespians also participate in other Communicative Arts Festivals across the state of Mississippi. 75 THE ESQUIRETTE CLUB IS DESIGNED FOR THE LADY WITH THE CAREER AND CARING DESIRE TO HELP OTHERS. GROOMING. DISCIPLINE AND LEADERSHIP ARE A FEW OF THE CHARACTERISTICS DEPICTING THE ESQUIRETTE CLUB. RAISING FUNDS TO LEAVE UTICA JUNIOR COLLEGE A MOMENTUM IS THE MAJOR PROJECT FOR THE 1980-81 ESQUIRETTES. ESQUIRETTES OFFICERS REDIA DEE, PRESIDENT PAMELA WARFIELD, BUSINESS MANAGER LINDA LONIE, SECRETARY TERESA TERRELL, REPORTER SANDRA BROWN, CHAIRPERSON MEMBERS TRELLIS BEACHAM DARLENE BROWN IRENE BUTLER DIANE CHAPMAN GLORIA CRAFT IDA GREEN LILLIAN MISS ESQUIRETTE SHARON MOORE HUNTER CANVIA JOHNSON CARLA JONES JOYCE JONES TAMMY LOGAN JAMMIE MCDONALD JACKIE MONCURE CRYSTAL PETERSON BERTHA REED TONIETTE SHELTON MARY SMOOTS FLORA WEST SADIE WILSON JUANITA YOUNG ADVISORS DEBRA WOOLMAN MARGAREE JENKINS , , , ',I' 'vga 3 I . w 9-xi 'x,I K s i I 1, ' I E.: .QI if Q , I 'I u I v ' ff II' Iv 4 sv If. f K 1 F? ESQUIRE CLUB ' WJ'-'g' I ' ,ga ff, 'rv f f-wp If M Jw. xB QR .Li 4 S111 1 V, 5 Q '!'54,,fl-I ' I ' 2 ,- nxx' - , f V N .QZEQ I Q 'T Q , J X f '- . f?-37 , . Y? Min. 1- I if , it ', xii: 'Q' N: :'kQ.', , Q 51-The OFFICERS JEFFERY COLE, PRESIDENT LARRY STEWART, VICE- PRESIDENT WILLIE GRAY, SECRETARY EARL ANDERSON, ASSISTANT SECRETARY RICKY WHITE, TREASURER HENRY PULLUM, PARLIAMENTARIAN CLIFTON JOHNSON, BUSINESS MANAGER RALPH JOHNSON, REPORTER MEMBERS DAVID ROBINSON JESSIE MONROE ADVISORS BOSE BRUCE AMANDA HUBBARD THE ESQUIRE CLUB AT UTICA JUNIOR COLLEGE STRIVES TO MAINTAIN A BETTER UNDERSTANDING BETWEEN FACULTYX STAFF MEMBERS AND THE STUDENT BODY THROUGH THE PROCESS OF EXCHANGING IDEAS AND TO HELP YOUNG MEN IN BECOMING LEADERS OF TOMORROW. MOTTO: TOGETHER WE STAND AND DIVIDED WE FALL. THE ESQUIRE CLUB SOLICITS THE PARTICIPATION OF ALL YOUNG MEN WHO MEET THE FOLLOWING CRITERIA: MUST BE A STUDENT ENROLLED AT UJC MUST HAVE AND MAINTAIN A C AVERAGE MUST SHOW LEADERSHIP TRAITS AND ABILITIES MUST BE SELF-DISCIPLINED MUST BE WELL GROOMED THE CLUB'S PROJECT IS TO SPONSOR FUND RAISING ACTIVITIES TO AID IN TUE PURCHASING OF A GIFT WHICH WILL BE LEFT TO THE SCHOOL IN HONOR OF THE 1980-81 ESQUIRE CLUB. MV l T is is ,1 , Q x Q v 'Fire - 1 xv. X , 1 F f l t4 5,3 Qi it lyfflf 'ff 'ifliillifi I A i J wv 0 fftkiifhi K Q Fizz. U lf' N ji.l!'il'rA'z 9 -5 ,Egfr .J .vga 5 gli ily: 1 I n t ltl 3 it u t ,vi ,Q i 1 Miss Phi Beta Lambda Mary Ann Robinson Officers L'Tannya Taylor, President Arnell Jones, Vice-President Kathleen McGowan, Secretary Linda Lonie, Assistant Secretary Lizzie Walker, Treasurer Janice Williamson, Chaplain Tracie Brown, Reporter PHI BETA LAMBDA This club is designed to broaden students' understanding of economic and business phenomena and to engage students in projects that will strengthen their working relationship with others. The club also strives to develop in students those qualities that make for a successful citizen professionally and socially and is open to enrollees in business, secretarial training and other clerical courses. u ,ig I . ,fu - MEMBERS V I Geraldine Brooks xi,rlf 4'f'f,. Shirley Callaham 7 Priscilla Haynes :ll ll 5 Carla Jones Janice Jones Deborah King 1 lola Ordon -ga-4 .- ,yy ,, .,., lr . -.,. 5.231 ' 9 ' 3 V1 2 f 'ZF5 3 . - , 'lf' , I Mary Robinson Addie Rhone Hazel Ross Gary Scott Elsie Shoulders Cheryl Weathersby Hazel Wolf Juanita Younger ADVISORS Shirley Mason Tony Rayburn - DATA PROCESSING CLUB J .W fx HWS' 4 1-hy M I ii, . 1 - , . ew ,- L '- ,:'1,,u,.. f-. A - ..-, Y Q' ff' 1,114 , Q A, , f N. I t '..'iaQg!:i-v,,illAg 'rv -, ,gan ., Y 'y , 3 W ,Lb V is - '.'-fi' ' f 0 -'-5' ' 'rL:ri -.. ' ,.,, -...m,3Ed.v,,, is THE PURPOSE OF THIS ORGANIZATION IS TO PROMOTE SCHOLARSHIPS, ENJOYMENT AND UNDERSTANDING OF DATA PROCESSING AND COMPUTER SCIENCE AMONG HIGH SCHOOL AND JUNIOR COLLEGE STUDENTS. TO ASSIST CLUB MEMBERS IN SICKNESS AND DISTRESS BY LEGAL AND PROPER MEANS ELEVATE THE MORAL, INTELLECT AND SOCIAL CONDITIONS OF ALL MEMBERS. MEMBERS ROGER GINES JEWEL BAILEY DORA JENKINS LULA BOYD BEVERLY JOHNSON SHEILA BRADLEY PATRICIA MITCHELL MICHAEL BURNS SADIE WILSON ADA BURRELL ADVISORS FREDONIA ERVES WILLIAM WALKER DEBORAH CARTER -:sail ru D.H.W. SCIENCE CLUB E ' 7' '? 'r '1v v ' A ,!v , f Nl E . I I 5 ,., E I I A T I I ,- ' , v mx . I - , x A ' ' '1 , I . -1-, - , V - A 4, , , A , .. ps . -Q , wb Q , .- ,, J - ' ,, . 5 ,ex A I -if fs' V ,, f 4, 1, 3 l E. , X14 Q , Z , X . if I M-. ' asv., A I vf:.!.af, 9 , 1 :dna . . . ' '1 I' F gg . y . I ' ' I .--F A 99 Q al ' f-05.232 5 - I 'H .QV A b 1 ur . 1 . A ,,g,,, , .. . - 'ws ,, . , .. 1,3 W A , ,Q , . . , ,go 'P , I ,. - - ' X - , 1 w., 9f.4 .4 , Q ' 6 'f ' , w ' A A x X mv. -I' V si R' - . Q' 'uv' 1:47-io'-.q.,. 4 ' , . ,iq ,fl ., . , I -.5 - A b - L ' .. . ,xf an 1 L. 'Q' , . ff' Jig R31 - . -nf xi 5 V E' ' b,.f' 1 a Ir: 'iv fy--. -a-. x,,. ' 'I' jx JUN ' ' ,- 'fx-' N bpga - fy' 'y ' ,T I A 2 -W A' I J! 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THIS ORGANIZATION IS COMPOSED OF INDIVIDUALS WITH AN INTEREST IN THE GENERAL AREA OF SCIE NCE AS WELL AS A DESIRE TO PURSUE A CAREER IN A SPECIFIC AREA OF SCIENCE THE CLUB'S PURPOSE IS TO UNDERSTAND THE ENVIRONMENT, BOTH NATURAL AND MAN-MADE, WHICH SURROUNDS US, AND THE MANY FACTORS WHICH INTERACT TO KEEP IT SAFE. THE CLUB'S COLORS ARE GREEN AND WHITE WHICH SYMBOLIZES NATURE AND PURITY, RESPECTIVELY. FIELD TRIPS WERE MADE TO ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITY .I , ACKSON STATE UNIVERSITY, THE UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI MEDICAL CENTER AND THE PLANETARIUM. ALSO, THE CLUB HELD SEMINARS ON CAMPUS WITH PRESENTATIONS FROM CLUB MEMBERS AND SCIENCE FACULTY MEMBERS. 80 OFFICERS BOOKER MIMS PRESIDENT ANDRE DEVINE VICE-PRESIDENT ELAINE FLEMING SECRETARY LILLIE WALTERS ASSISTANT SECRETARY ADVISORS MIKE BERRY DR. LINDEN HAYNES PHYSICAL EDUCATION , v A 5 -,, ' s' 5,4- V. A 1 - ..-vw W ,,,-I' . 'A N' .ff ,....f MEMBERS RICHARD ANDERSON TRELLIS BEACHAM DIANNE BERRY MYRA BOLTON HAYWOOD BRACEY FREDRICK BROWN MICHAEL BURNS HAROLD CARPENTER KEITH CLAXTON SHERRIE GREEN MALCOLM KIRKLAND DAVID LINDSEY SIDNEY LYNN RANDY MCGRONE ONEIL RAYBURN ANTONIO SANDERS JAMES STEWART CHERYL TAYLOR OVERLEE TRUNELL JOYCE WILSON ADVISORS BOBBIE MASON EARL NELSON ROY LEWIS -me , It 5 ,T 1 MISS PHYSICAL ED. l MYRA BOLTON THIS CLUB IS DESIGNED TO ENRICH THE STUDENTS KNOWLEDGE OF AN ORGANIZED PHYSICA FITNESS PROGRAM. THIS CLUB IS OPENED TO ANY STUDENTS INTERESTED IN PHYSICAL J, EDUCATION AND PHYSICAL FITNESS PROGRAM. 'M -...nr wwf' CAMPUS MINISTRY '4 is PM This club is the interdenominational involvement of students, faculty, the community, and the church institutions seeking to cultivate human religious growth in higher education. 1 tx 8 x.N. I I X 'i 'sa 82 .1 , Gregory, President Danny Swilley, Vice-President Fredonia Erves, Secretary Hezron Rouser, Treasurer Bobbie Barnes Brenda Bland Linda Bolton Myra Bolton Darlene Brown Irene Butler Gwendolyn Brown Patricia Burks Marilyn Cavett Bonnie Cole Linda Copeland Faye Cooper Gloria Craft Priscilla Davis James Franklin Edmond Gibbs ' Sonya Haynie Carol Hayes Lynda Jenkins Josephine Jackson Savannah Jones Sandra Lowe Antianette Loyd Booker Mims B.J. Mims Barbara Murray Jackie Moncure .14-N Katherine Newell lola Ordon Crystal Peterson Christopher Draper Edward Robinson Marilyn Spann Katrina Stokes Eddie Steele Rita Smith Geneva Terry Lillie Turner Brenda Tangle Hazel Walker Eloise Ward Melinda Weatherby Flora West Patricia Watson Roy White Michael Williams Janice Williamson Larry Williamson Mary Wright Juanita Young Beverly Johnson Willie Hamilton Miss Campus Ministry Dorothy Ellis ADVISORS Jessie Dawson Amanda Hubbard NEWSPAPER STAFF 5? r + T ,L L ,J ,Q I 1 if Sr I .4 , - lk - ' P fi. ',. - -5 '-.,Q:-l'-'J 3 1 1 gg .git v 2 1 . 'S S f 7. T if L: ,f-'emfwff I fi . g' v 'N R s 2 -3 4, X 7 r is EW The Maroon and Gold Flash is a monthly publication of events, issues, and ideas that interest the student body, faculty, administrative staff, community and the alumni. The campus newspaper is composed of a staff of volunteer students interested in gathering news. Some of the objectives of the staff members in promotion of college esprit de corps', are the following: to encourage pride on the part of students in their work of various departments and majors, to acquaint the students with the activities of their college so that they will be better citizens of the community, to arouse an interest in special occasions, such as Religious Emphasis Week, Christmas presentations, Black History Month, and Fine Arts Week, and to stimulate pride in the upkeep of the buildings and grounds. Working on the newspaper gives the students an opportunity to understand the concept of journalism. The staff meets as a class each Wednesday. The students become familiar with common newspaper terms, write and rewrite articles, suggest news items and list strengths and weaknesses of the previous month's paper. Most of all, they learn to report the news interestingly. They receive one hour of credit for their performance. The MAROON AND GOLD FLASH serves the community. Its main purpose is to reflect directly and indirectly the activities of the college. MEMBERS DENNIS PREACELY EDITOR ADA SEALS ASSISTANT EDITOR JOYCE WILSON SPORTS EDITOR SHERRIE GREEN SPORTS EDITOR JAMES CLAY SPORTS EDITOR RUTHIE DOTSON TYPIST ANNIE WILLIAM REPORTER JENNIFER BYRD REPORTER AaRON JOINER REPORTER PATRICIA FINLEY MERYL GETTIS ADVISORS BESSIE BROWN WILLIE EALEY Q EQ? 5 H F 5 BULLDOGS W' W ' ul s , I .E .Gag my A .A A 4 ,. i 5 1 3 45 'K vs N 8 if :gl Q T E '- v,.. is i f Q f in M ,M W Y if an 5 f MWW' H' Y a ..gi .?' ...Q 'MW 'w M' ' 'Y' ' jf 5asrn . J ,' V 4 . 14, .P I .. , gi fv I3 :gs I' , Q 'fi vw Q .QQ Q X wav' , 4 WN UT,,' .TH: . ,.. S h ..,.' 9-, ,.',',' ng --H Q ,Q nf-'Q ' 51 . ,.:.f , , if 5 ,i V ljyv. ' Q: . . ,.,.t,f N 4 WV: Q ' fl-1 ,. . 'gow fl ,F ,uf Pf x .wif -4 411 xr Y 4 r fi' 55401-vr'a 1 0, A A 5'H'fnw!ls i f 1:-QQEL-ww 1. M, . ., 52'?'M ,, gga ' ' Ja 'fn 'M 4,5299 Q 04 ' t . 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' A , -V ' 2 V' ' ' V ' Wg-ff ' -' -Q 'W fLl?J'?f 'W 'A - -A ,f , : 1'gj'i',?g35v?i+'g-' ,'P,fzgzf:.,,eyg .5 A 4..,,-1., ' ' ., W. ez ' I - if 'N , ,X NV,b V .. ,Y ,V ,572 33 -SQ K, ' '62, . , H I -new g 3 5 ,xx sf' 8 1 4' .fffwg . an Vwmi. Sharon Shannon goes up for another two of her 20 pomts for the mght agamst Co Lnn Utxca beat Co Lm 75 to 51 Coach Owens pomts to hrs glrls for a blt more of defenswe actlon If the glrls would de fense as txght as coach Owens wants Co Lnn would not have gotten on the score board E E Coach told you to defense Co L1n IS golng to eventually luck up on another two pomts , w I! i 5 af ' 'mn 1 '- 'df L , 'ta uf fs' .,,.V,,S': A '11 K Q 3 Xxx an . - , f . v, ? f r , a tta, Q- at 'lf f' ttf Q- xv 1 X . Q. P .ww 'Q ., n yr N nf ' ' P . logs lf , 3, ..-, ' V b 4 5 ,L W Q :. . 31,11 Ti 53' Q l t an . V.,. t .D X, M . X , X. Q , 1 K, V A . W -A4216 A , I 'Z c , ,. 9. I , ' e l 1' , E 1 0 Q . 5- .E I V X , Q 1 l V f ,, ' ' Wa,,f,a5Y1Vz , , . r ,L , r , A ,A ly N V Y XX' MX t. ' ' A q to he 1 ew 4'-'hx' . tt . 35 -? ?s3 i'Kif3'-332 : kff- ' W - r .,........,,,........,--A-r- v-N - -a ,. Y' if r Qi I 1 - Y-N ' ' ' - N- I 1 232, ' WMM.. H ln.,-vm ff J ...magma fi .........,,..,. X X dw . n i s I I - i 4 ,f,f'f.?f k..wm,f+: .. Co-Lin made another two-then Utica did some tough defensing-then Utica made another TWO-and another TWO-and another TWO-and WON. if 'Iii '-nf mu: gl.-494 X 4 is 'Quin xS:,x , 4 wif. i 1 i kai A AE.. ,, .w ., , K , ., , .,,. , A-Aegis?-Ih,-.,q:faA,j,?j.,! ,ft M-Q Qgw' my . m J . x I S34 - A A V. .fe lee' an ,M BULLDOGS Haywood Bracey Fredrick Brown Michael Burn Keith Ferguson Edwin Hilliard Malcolm Kirkland Roy Lewis David Robinson Wallace Robinson Antonio Sanders Carl Sims Jimmy Williams COACH Earl Joe Nelson ASSISTANT Robert Strong THATS INCREDIBLE! I have never seen anyone spin the ball from that angle. hui i Sud i 4' su.-fx' vs' mama- awk, w-we A 'NEW' WMV? QW WNY? ' V , uqndhg, Viinefif, . ' . '. ....,,,-r ' ' wr- id lf x9 I I Hawk? ' MSN QI!!! f' ,gnu-ns X.,,.,,5lnunnunf iv SWK... Wnth an average of 22 1 m scormg, Edwm Hllhard goes m for another slam dunk 1 'G 439108 1 0 in He loves to make those back hand dunks He IS also modest .. , 4 5 :QM ff fe? ' 1 ' 1 M h P W' Y t x I ,, ' .u Q V ' ' P , 1 A , fry? gt Q n 1 - 5 , , t .' A' I x if fm' Q P .1 , FT xl. Q In fi.. ?WZ..,':JB ' 1, :ir A 1 a . V u... t -. 5 1 s tf f P 2 '-':,.'i'H II ,:- Jin ift v fy . w f 1? t,,,,,,.,,.,3.te, 5 , , ff f in - . A amirw' M 2 1 . . .st. N , ff i of 3 H F ' .um E' ' .1 xc-Q X ' '-' 1.1, A . ,-A 1 3: , - 2 vt. , V, 1,01 - as x -, . I .V R' b K A Q D iffi?f':'Q3l3.?'ki-'-wifi-Rtxy ' bw H 1 E b 1' 1 as ,uma ,t,a X . 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One thmg for sure kld You got GUTS' i N ff' Jlmmy Wllllams goes up for h1s flrst two pomts of the game :- 2'Oy'l 'K at 0 Ss ails ,,,,,.-I 1 if ? .lN'I ' Y., 'N-x m W M 'az Wm Don t Worry yourself about the ball Pearl River my man It s too late to reach for the ball now Wallace you should have thrown It to me from the begmmng because lf you mlss th1s lay Wm get It for you SLi3U'iI7L050?!RYING BEFORE I up coach IS gomg to be angry wlth you and don t look for me to ball you out 1 'x I.. 1 fi 'x e wf- , .Y . Q 4:54251 ' In V in -1 gy - W 1 51 's .4 W A . I 'I . X. , , f I' ' . x Q' :4-, 4 . .. . H 1 MX wi ,Liv A, A - 'ff' ff , 'g 'A.'4', V ,A f ,fran f 4- -f 7 : M . l f W n , A fe' , uafnvvffffrvf ,QQ , 2, Y I' , ' ' ' - A J7' '. if V A Q ,, l Ai ff 5 , -H ,., ,. , M, 5 f ff . Wm U ' f .., 47,1 2 . W-M. , ff' 'A 5' 5 or 1 a , I .. V 2 ,. A ,X an ,. 4 5-1, 1 V. . ... ,V 4? M 2 ' ' N2 W , , 2 In , ,. ' Lf, V. vljfcw I . , , gggf V- 7 ' f , f f, ' . f i' J , 1 ff. , A Q s '. 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Q ' f U ff- N W Q , e . .A K .X - 3 ' .N X I 'Nb bb.-Q. lb that Gatorade really that goodq Wallace Robmson made the two pomts to tle the game between Co Lm and UTICA sendmg the game into overllme Utlca won m overtime 85 79 Fwfevmvwnf- 'nv- pus 323 ? ., 4.1. 95337 -1-Q . N2 ,Q ., R V, -Q , - ,Q- Mia A a H ,mm E t :N,RT,: X N me 51 , 1 Q95 ff gb Q 'Q S. 1364 ll 3 F a l - . q . 4 -mv: 'Knew' 'l IA, 1 a Nfl 5 l, lll- I K4 K? MV. if a I f.s',' ,SA ,. A I V .ge 1' ww l nngvd-F'- U., .X , John Beal Janet Elmore Wllhe Gray COACH Dr C MCKn1ght TRAINER Brenda Jordan 1981 TENNIS TEAM bun v 159:30 a , , Q i O 9 9 , ,n..'.c t '0'n'o , 0 Q ' 0 v v 4 a,,f., u..,,, 8,0 Q .',0 o .Q0 o .4 , ,sf , ,sa , ,Q 4 A 0' ,',Qo'.',s',',o 4.5 Q 0,1 y.,:,a., , . , o5'o'.' 0 4' Q ,O 0'o 0' ' '0'o','. 'n 0's'. ' ' ,Qv:,0.:.q:,:,:.,0 . f 'vfr'.',',f'o' . ,sv 4 f' ' v.v!'1' ' x .9 jf ...J K X s X we s bf VJ V n 1 LS NY ..- 'un ...I foo nu. 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Ax S we A , 4 , wa NX fi El x ' WS I .-I fx' I 1 Mrwffwf My W, ' WWW I if f14Aw4'vw Z ,fm x S x , fm 1 e ., V . ,' 4 ' 11 fa rfb ,W BI' .+ ..-V ' -'Q V' AV' , 1- . .5 ft r-'P' -E V A J' K K X EACH YEAR UTICA JUNIOR COLLEGE SET ASIDE ONE WEEK IN NOVEMBER TO EMPHASIZE RELIGION, CALLING IT RELIGIOUS EMPHASIS WEEK. GUESTS ARE INVITED ON CAMPUS TO HELP CELEBRATE THE OCCASION. ABOVE IS REV. JERRY YOUNG, PASTOR OF NEW HOPE BAPTIST CHURCH, WHO SHARED IN THE INSPIRING WEEK. MRS. NAOMI DIXON, TEACHER, MISSIONARY AND VERNON ROBINSON LIFTED THE SPIRIT OF THE BIBLICAL SCHOLAR, PRESENTED A LECTURE ON AUDIENCE AS HE SANG HIS EYES ARE ON THE PRAISlNG GOD THROUGH SONGS DURING SPARROWM RELIGIOUS EMPHASIS WEEK Z' 49 , ,. 5, -'qw by M4555 'Nqr I IC E I I I 'if wi W I. 109 HOMECOMING PARADE ,X IQ? fa xv'- 'Q 1 W i 34:5 ONE IN A MILLION WAS THE THEME FOR THIS YEAR S HOMECOMING ACTIVITIES WHICH TOOK PLACE OCTOBER 16 17th THE ANNUAL PARADE TOOK PLACE IN DOWNTOWN UTICA WITH MR 84 MISS UJC AND THEIR ALTERNATES BEING THE MAIN ATTRACTION MISS UJC EARLENE RIPTOE FIRST ALTERNATE GWEN BROWN AND SECOND ALTERNATE DEIDRE CARTER WAVE TO THE CROWD TO UNDER LINE THEIR HAPPINESS FOR CARRYING SUCH HIGH HONORS ALSO SHARING THE FLOAT WERE MR UJC GREGORY WEBB AND ALTERNATE DANNY SWILLEY OTHER HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDED WERE BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED CARS AND FLOATS CARRYING THE QUEENS AND Ykwfw I Lf-g THEIR ESCORTS FROM VARIOUS CLUBS 'X AND ORGANIZATIONS BANDS FROM OUR nf ,Q x FIVE COUNTY AREA INCLUDING OUR OWN T WTF' 1' 'S'-Six BAND AND FEATURETTES LED BY HEAD fx ' f MAJORETTE JANICE KELLEY AND DRUM A 4 5 Ai MAJOR RONALD RATLIFF Q1 -' I ,:, ,. fem -- A W 5,-Ag . 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H lk A 'X ' .yifge , if H3 5' Thls year s Chrtstmas Concert w1ll be one remembered by the Utlcanlte famlly for a very long tlme and for most a llfetlme Thls was the last concert for one of our most talented students A t1me of thanksglvmg and good cheer IS symbollc of Chrlstmas but we can not always be assured that lt will be the happy time lt starts out to be Usually cheerful and easy golng Hezron Rouser a muslc major and student accompanlst dld not get the chance to open h1s glfts on Chrtstmas mornmg but the love and admlratlon hls frlends at UJC have for h1m flourlshed the entlre Chrlstmas season and always The concert took place ln the Amphltheater at 6 O0 p m O Holy Nlght, Carols of the Bells, Afrlcan Noel, Praylng Splrtt and God ls were a few of the songs performed ln thls year's concert Cholr members are Shella Brown, Llnda Copeland, Fredonla Erves, Sandra Green, .ludlth Hopkms, Sandra Lowe, Apr1l Martm, Llnda Porter, Mary Yates and Juamta Young, Sopranos, Nelma Dotson, Carol Hayes, Myra Jefferson, Jamce Kelley, Tammy Lodge, Crystal Petersen, Wllette Trultt, Elolse Ward, Sharon Watson, Janlce Webb, Anme Wllll8mS and Mary Wrlght, Altos, Edward Clark, Steve Davls, Roger Glnes, Aaron Jolner, Danny Martm, Joe Perkms, WllllC Stlngley, Danny Swllley, Gregory Webb and Kage Wllllams, Tenors Michael Burton, Roy Burton, Lonme Byther, Andre Devlne, WllllC Hamilton, Rodney Jordan, Curtls Shears, Ulos Tyler and Larry Wllllamson, Basses Ac knowledgements went to Kenny Burton, Percusslomst, Edward Clark and Aaron Jomer, Student Dlrectors, Steve Davls and Hezron Rouser, Student Accompamsts Dr Bobby Cooper, Music Dlrector tif f l 1 , , l 5 ., '.r, , ' 3 X xx X Q' , a X xg l H V A' X I ' W I , j nl' F ' . 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TRIBUTE T0 THE LATE RUTHERFORD HEZRO ROUSER Jr Allow me lf you will to remlnlsce a few moments about one of the most pleaslng personalltles that I have had the opportunrty to be acquainted wnth He was young grfted and mamfested a potentlal beyond bellef Yet I felt that he found llfe here among us a joy because he lived It just as lt should be unselflshly Our lnfe on earth we know rs l1m1ted But after our sojourn here we know that there rs another l1fe wlthout strlfe hurt harm or danger where one w1ll experience eternal joy and peace So we have no reason to be drsmayed Hezron was an extremely llkeable person Presently he was servmg as accompamst for the college cho1r a posrtlon he held s1nce entermg UJC He was m the process of fllmg appllcatlon to enroll as a junlor pnano major at Tougaloo College for the 1981 82 school sesslon In concluslon to thls dlscussron let me share w1th you portlons of a letter that I submltted on hrs behalf rn pursurt of an academrc scholarshlp Permlt me to offer my recommendatlon ln support of Mr R H Rouser II for one of your academrc scholarshlps He can best be characterlzed by h1s astuteness and prudence whlch has led hlm to reallze the value of time the success of perseverance the pleasure of workmg the worth of character the power of kmdness and the obllgatlon of duty My rmpresslon of Hezron s academlc achrevement IS qulte favorable In addrtron he IS mtellxgent artlculate mature m standard and commumcates extremely well wrth h1s peers and teachers glve h1m my hlghest recommendatron In closmg h1s phllosophy surely can be summed up m these words Weep not the tears are for the l1v1ng So lwe that when your summons come to jo1n that mnumerable host that moves to that unseen realm Go as one who wraps the mantle of h1s heart around h1m and hes down to sleep w1th peaceful dreams Special Expressions by Dr Bobby G Cooper Qi 3 f 7 'N Mwst, l. ig 1 . , ,A W , Q I f f' Y, Q... hw ' , X Nj., Q t tr . Q ' N 4 j 1 ., x -.V ...V a . 1 1 '- . - 1 .fxzh V71 i , ,,,:...,,..'7 Af my V ww xx, 1-'X' , 0 V 1 a ' 1 , . 1 g 1 7 , . . - 1 a - , . . . . , . 1 5 9 9 ' ' 1 9 7 . . , . . . . . 1 . , I , . 1 ? xf ,yn-wwmwmm W6 WM 'iii ,J 'ia,-N' 53, xx 435+ AVSQX PW The Chrlstmas Brunch IS an annual affalr glven by and IH the home of Presldent and Mrs J Louls Stokes for the entlre faculty and staff of Utlca Jumor College and Hmds Agrlcultural Hlgh School ia iw g t X 'bv 'X wwf an-fr my su? ,....-'W hw -X Al UJC CVCH REGISTRATION IS 61110541516 CVCI1lh0Ugh Oh the joy of class work must never be the sole responslbrllty of some are often stunned when they are told that the class they one person so I ll be the cr1t1c need lS closed Wm it Q 'gl 1 -A N' 'W -.if l. Regnstratlon c ass work home work and research are all valuable to the students at UJC The Learnmg Resource Center wrth a seatmg capaclty of approximately 400 lS usually occupled with about half that number Because of thenr trammg, our students are usually offered employment upon graduatlon Some of the many servlces we offer our students mclude Cooperative Educatlon, Free Transportatlon, Housmg, Barbermg, Cosmetology and Health Care Servrces l- . U , In E g Q w N -vi' A 41, x , , bg' p f d . 'Q-'Y' 6 Q - iz J 5 X' , 4 ' , X, , tl o ' X lf wt K ' 1 if my V N 'K' ' . + X M I 'fx is 'Yr' f- f l , T i 2 x I - gr X N. 5 si 5 N p Wu .. -. 1 ,V Xe , X -5-'13 r G or - , . . q g A . . . X 1 1 , . . J..-ov-5 L A -L v V Y ,.,. J , Q N, w'T T ' I - f - , . fri'-41' s 3 1 X J f 1 gg , li 3 it Q ' f r 33 l 1 Qs: - 1 t rx t , H 4 - 3 o, , .... - ,, x, 4 ' ' A .ew .E Q ,, 3 'K 4 , I X' ' P if b Q .. I 3 - A V 1 X ' I A W Q . . W -' Q ' . ' fd '- 1 l I d d V i , -Q1 'A , 9 ' X - fi' I . . Q I' Q . . 1 5 ' ll8 K wld ii 4 if 1 wg 'X N' + -.,fQ ,L 'gf Q vw'-ii KEY X i x QX X QW? Q uk? Ymfwx X wha ww. '9 .ir Co op IS a program whlch Integrates classroom studles and career goals wlth related work experlences Experlence based educatxonal programs are those whnch seek to facllltate the career and personal development of students through experlences away from the classroom Mrs Faye Stokes Drrector . B U Y t 'Q' 'V . 'I' : -. -1 '- - '1- Q4 - ' .Q -'el' , 'r .5 'g , , ' -41,1 ' ' 4' Q -.N I 1 'V ' g Q ., sofdgf ' . -, -. I V. if ,. wo ' 5 .6-' .- vs I, X . - , ,, s 7- ll' V-is . 5 i- ,Y A uv -. ' . -+ fx 1 - 2 V ' Vi . -' Ytas A r .1 ff , ' -v. ' J ' ' ' ' . , - V , :X . 'Q 1 ' A 3 , .f x . .xx , N ,Fr-al .f . V '12 ,' , . ws. . ,ip - .. F ,, xg- I' . . V- ,X ,: .V .Hg -4 . ,. A -4 K e at , .M Q 5 Q, , ,, av V r V 2 .Q 4 Q rv a g ' A - WI X , 'Q f.,. ,X 1 . W W ' ..t.... M., , ' X - W X If ,H 1- 'I Q, . '5 , ' W' ' ' - 1 5 ' lla' -- V 1 PT:-+P' 5 f K Q '1 . M- V V s 1 -' , . Q , , i , V AN - , ra Q' V ,K if ' f '1 5 f I, . ' ' -' ' X- QQ sf Vj ' - , if-wg-. Q - nw- Ei ., M , - Q- ' A ' Y' . . . .. gk ' .' ' -2 Q sz 1 ll Xi .- ' ,ft ' , ,,A Y Q . afiig f X 1 . 5,27 1 gf ' i- 5 ' 5 , I 4 gk 5, A , X x t Vi, . Q .psig X A. E 5' sp, . Y A I l Q stlsv ., ' W rl - f QV . 'S ' rl I 2 Ky- :M ul 'www . A LXR? ,V .Fl -K W , s ' wx svee 4 ---s -'Q as 'X Vw 1 s' .., s V . . ., V' wi' 'N Q. ,ata N' ':a:.,:,.g, 1 , --. V ff ' ' V X . K wel-'VY V T Q A x 5' Q J X f A 4 .V ' 7-A ' C ' N wk , 3 X' .. ., R A X 2 . . , Vs , - A , ' , 5 ' .-132: rg z, . V ' N X '-ix, N , ,X 'la .3 A A H ' l t - . als F 4 V . 151 if Q 5 2 3-54 . . .V we- , 2, Vg k if pa V Si ' ' - Q X .args ., fa ., ,E Q, X V MV V, M 1 . 5 5 R Q - 3, Y . i Q . fr , ,X . A,.,,,' A A M i an K H t . ,,,, fr' . ' V, . g Q 4 'V A ' ' H , ,- i - ' ,, ,I T . . , . .tr The Lticanite Staff, composed of two advisors and a photographer, wish you many cheerful memories of the school year 1980-1981. We sincerely thank those who cooperated in the development and production of this book. As you thumb through the pages, remembering your college days at Utica Junior College, We hope that somewhere along the way you'll find something that makes you smile. We hope, regardless as to how small, that we will touch you in some delicate, loving, and kind way. We also would like to thank Regina Luckett, Jeannie and Janie Erves, all second semester students, for the assistance they granted. Photographer: Robert Anderson Advisors: Willie Ealey, Michael McCarty st' . 5' H S Wi' ' 5 H 1 0 gi' ' Qt. QE S gnu 2 his Q Y X Qt' X , s f, ' Q twgfi ,4 L, 5' s-:M .M :Fx uf 9, nil 'Y N, ,X li if? N' . kk ,tim : ,,. I Pa ,. , . ,. wg I. , t. K . sv , rw 2 X 'f 3' 1 Y . 'we M rg' M' . X ,TW x s t T I J ' w - , we-,.,,. ' X A J 1 . v V, H V V67 4 . Q 5 . , 5 W . , - ... ' sf X ,3 .. 1 s .ww ' . U fi , , ' V - rv, . 2 K .,'rf,fr-rt R 'L . 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