Utica Junior College - Uticanite Yearbook (Utica, MS)

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Q il ': -Q-Ns., , x .Zim Acting Vice-President George E. Barnes M... A .T : .L .3 , fi X View-P 41 Q Q OFFICE OF THE VICE-PRESIDENT October l4, l982 Dear Faculty. Staff, and Students: The pride ofany institution ofhigher learning is to have a yearbook that accurate- ly chronicles its activities. This yearbook staff has made us proud by vividly portray- ing and reflecting the activities and experiences shared by Utica Junior College's faculty, staff, students and the community. The purpose of education is to develop the potential of individuals for the better- ment of society: therefore it is indeed important that all facets of any educational program consist of quality faculty, staffand students. For this Utica Junior College strives. It has highly professionally trained faculty and staff who are inspired and dedicated to the task ofdeveloping individuals to their fullest capacities. The faculty and staff not only adapt to the needs of the students and the community, but they V t Another essential vehicle is the curriculum and its relationship to the develop- ment of individuals, At Utica Junior College, the curriculum is varied. It not only concerns itself with the development of one's academic and social responsibilities. but it also provides much broader understanding and recognition of how everything is interrelated. This curriculum further provides physical, emotional and spiritual growth, thus making the well-educated, competent student capable of reflective thought. The events and activities shared in these pages by faculty, staff, students, and the community, serve as a mirror that will reflect for years, positive experiences. lt is evident that much time and effort have gone into this publication: therefore, con- gratulations go to those who worked so diligently to insure its success. Respectfully yours. M4115 ffaw...-.., George E. oar-nes Acting Vice-President also seek student success and searchfor new methods to achieve this success. GEBH-bn --17 -- . . : aa! '-fi-L Q -1- .. Utica Juruor College 1 e ,2L . - ff.. J-'l l uncA, mssissim J9l75 TK -L , -7'--V Tl? 'T' N F ' 27

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'Ur itat 3 VICE-PRESIDENT J. LOUIS STOKES so ' ' 1 1- 1. ,ge A Qc M' ' U? iw. 26 ff- f f Q7UC1lf Q OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT Students, Faculty, Supporters, and Friends: ln the beginning was the end. This scholastic year starts more than a new academic term for Utica Junior College, it starts a new association and alliance. The new association is with the Hinds Junior College District. Conversely, the independent educational institution of Utica Junior College comes to an end. There are adjectives to describe the deep sense of lost, however totally adequate ones fail to presently surface. lt is hoped that the aftermath of this new beginning will be hallmarked by actions and events of integrity that will advance human dignity, promote intellectual development for all persons and provide expanded opportunities. , ln the beginning was the end. ' Q TE21'irrr'st:t5i-nigga Utica Junior College 3' A, '

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