Utica Junior College - Uticanite Yearbook (Utica, MS)

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POSITIVE IMAGE PAGEANT THIS YEAR MARKS THE BEGINNING OF A GALA AFFAIR FOR MANY STUDENTS WHO SEEK TO IMMULATE THE POSITIVE TRAITS THAT DIFFERENTIATE THEM FROM THE CROWD. THESE STUDENTS STRIVE FOR ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE. TWENTY-FOUR DEBONAIRING YOUNG LADIES AND GENTS WERE CAREFULLY SELECTED AND SCREENED TO PARTICI- PATE. THEY ALL HAD A CLEAR RE- CORD-NO DEMERITS, GOOD MORAL STANDARDS, ACTIVELY INVOLVED IN EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES AND HAD MADE SOME NOTEWORTHY CON- TRIBUTION TO THEIR CREDIT. BY THE WAY, WE CHOSE TO ENTITLE THIS EVENT THE POSITIVE IMAGE PAGEANT. LYRICS OF LIONEL RICHIE'S ALL NIGHT LONG SERVED AS THE PRODUCTION ROUTINE AS EACH PARTICIPANT MOVED WITH GRACE AND PRECISION TO EVERY BECKONING BEAT. THE SO- PHISTICATED DANCE ROUTINE PRO- VIDED A RELAXED ATMOSPHERE FOR THE CONTESTANTS AND, SEEMINGLY, FOR THE AUDIENCE. STILL THE BEST WAS YET TO COME. .K . A M' A , srw' - ' '-V., . Angela Robinson and Tyrone Allen Casual Wear 5 bm it Ju my I ix 1+ X J IW fl 'M . z 2 My I QV' Ii , af it ,V dh .I - ' 7 2 , 5, Y , life f Ii s 5' U If A x. ' 'fwrlf I A xx s -. A ...W H f ' A Q ' Q ,Ig I ' l . .gv 4- 2 ' , 2- 1-211 3 if 'rr if Dayon Issac and Danyale Simmons Rene Wallace and Darrly Terry Casual Weaf Casual Wear

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THE WAY FOR LOVE STEVIE WONDERS PART TIME LOVER SET THE PACE EOR THE CASUAL SCENE. EVERY STEP WAS ONE OF DIGNITY, PRIDE AND GENERATED AN AIR OF PRO- FESSIONALISM. WHEN THE CONTESTANTS ALL STEPPED IN UNISON, THE MOVES WERE SYNONY- MOUS TO THE CLYDESDALE, EACH WITH ITS OWN UNIQUENESS. AH, THE ELEGANCE OF EVENING WEAR. UNBELIEV- ABLE. THE TWELVE YOUNG LADIES WERE AS PETALS ON A FRESHLY PICKED ROSE. DELICATE, GRACEFUL, CHARMING WITH A FRESH AROMA OF GAIETY. THE GENTS, OF COURSE, WERE THE STEADY, ATTRACT IVE VASE-STANDING READY FOR THE DEPOSIT. THEY PRANCED TO THE LYRICS OF LUTHER VANDROSS'S THE WAY FOR LOVE . THE GROUP AS A WHOLE COULD BE REFERRED TO AS THE IMPOSSIBLE DREAM. ,af ,V Tw'-LII 'lvl Sf? Gray I 'gh ..fI,?1Sf'J 4 VW - ,fn 5. .S- atv P59139 - . Tw I M If .- V 4 Q .', K ,',,. gk.. ,U C ! ,C X X I N Axxxlxkq-M Z, - JANX RENEE WALLACE I s A .W-Mu -n-omg. :ug '-'. T, ii: K 5 EX A I S' fgrgffzgri- tar 5 WN! , 32 at S - , i' X, 8 f 'R ,nr ,MST I wer .limi WHO ' xc 5 A. E I. I A-is SHIRLEY LIGHTER and HUBERT MAXIE