Utica Junior College - Uticanite Yearbook (Utica, MS)

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VOCATIGNAL Welding students learn the skill of flux welding. ln the Vocational Department students learn various skills and trades that qualify them for the work force. Some of the skills can be learned within one year. These students can also literally save themselves big bucks by doing certain jobs for themselves such as making lawn furniture, fixing lawn mowers, repairing cars, body and engine, styling and cutting hair, and a vast number of other things that call for specific skills. The pride that is shown in the quality of the work is indicative of true craftsmanship. The barbering class takes half of one day a week to practice their skills on one another. After working practically all morning giving facials, cuts, and curls, Lora reciprocates the treatment. James looks forward to his turn in the chair. 12 Iris works toward perfection. She says, time is money and should never be wasted. I take advantage of every and all opportunities to improve.

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'Ts 6 c. Earnestine dreams of the outfit she prepares to make for the an- nual clothing and textile fashion show in which she will model. Horace uses his lunch hour to relax with Ebony and Janet Jack- son. Young minds experiment searching for just the right solution, the correct pattern, the exact figure, and the worthwhile news. The quest will continue until all questions are answered and all problems are solved. X XX XX'-Q-, fAboVeJ Barbara has aspirations of becoming a reknown chem- ist. Most of her time is spent in the lab. iBelowJ Cindy does research for her book report as John looks on. 1P N58 g Q if 1 1.

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. L-Z' ,.l. l Auto Mechanics is a skill that has lots of dividends. As long as there are automobiles there will be a need for auto mechanics. It pays to have the knowledge to fix the intricate and delicate parts that cost practically an arm and a leg. Jerome and Daisy review manual before assembling the engine. , ' I f ., A 1 . gl. g f f - 'Q .. , 22: 1 ,' ,L ' 4 I . N I, x ., U N , Z I H14 Q Q ,' ' v g H R, Q 6 if 4 V 7 if A ' LQ ' f l it l ' 'I 3 i Students are trained to style different kinds and textures of hair, from curly to straight. Linda talks to patron about the kind of perm and treatment that have been used on her hair before giving her a re-touch.