Hinds County Agricultural High School - Hindsonian Yearbook (Utica, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1977 volume:

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' my,:.1mff:f3,s V ' 4 ' . , 4 QM ' . 5 .N WT Y ' mmf '4h'Tf41vga1-' 'ffl'-5, t Q., +,yfe,1 e 1 'iffy . 5 , ,rs wt 'QZYQTN .-4? in N- , , ff .,,. 1 L 9 - 1 sf ' :'. ' 1 'A J - de ms A . l , g 4 if The united efforts of students and teach- ers diffused into the atmosphere as all searched for excellence. 1 Y AL -... wk 5 - S li-iii' Q, 1' , ha I X. 1 3 'wt i f . 1... ., . c,,, V, M M. I ,. it 23 ., fx! TN.: , I . :4 by t A I ,. Vi . .P ,..,. my nr W r Q 3 - ' ' ' 4 'ptjffff Q Y. A 51f V 1, 'uf rl ml h iw-buvgwaf . ,A 4 E A V: mm .-.......mi .,-wg ...,., -7:Ll.:?:gf- H ,x igrgi 3:1 . l .t ., .2,1M:,..x . ' -- 'if--Lg-Q YI- ' nr-nr fx 7V4m.44,, ,-. Ji 3 . 1 If f'i'?7':31z . A . l- 1 . I auf. .,l, :'s,'i'i1f W. 6 V V quam! -ffl , Q 1 W , Q v ' -fb-yt 7 .N-1, QS5' ff-,MJ,5.i'.: '-N. JN ..fQ :'QQ 7'i'fAx'r'e 'B ,A l3Taf11,,....-.X yr,'-'-mm i:'f2.k'5 'f:.j. ., , , -iff,-' ,E Q! L, L1 -s l , - ' 'x'!2 ' -fx' , 1' ff :f:k '3: n Q' G' tl. 3 l Ni . ., , f .Q I We .E-Tint ' .4 1 .. 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I 1 Q 174 PL 'J 3 mn. 5 Y 54 WWY 1 ,Wx I y 'E A K X ' -:r :Q img N 8 ...nhl 3 E Y K I I 'Q 'P' N 'V If I 411' Q Q' 3 5 'K' -.5 L'.,L J' 6fd1?1 wi s KW? V Rx 6 lv - ' , r 1' ' . . D Participation provides experience through which student may acquire excellence. . , 7 r 72 , n 14 -... ,,,,.,.,. xg 1 . ilk 'qiliii G54 Future Farmers of America asv , . f - -X 'fn' X tl lil K ' - 0 , Y f 1 - ,f vc- 'us . The Hinds A.H.S. chapter of the Future Farmers of America was very functional state wide this year. The chapter produced teams that per- formed outstandingly in local,' dis- trict and state competitions. It per- formed well in all technical contests which consisted of tool I.D. live- stock and meat judging. tif. ..i L iffhlti 5 Jqililfif A i- . ..iff M if L' , i s -1 Honor Society Clifton Brown Brings Honor to Hinds A.H.S. Clifton Brown, a senior from Ray- mond, was elected President of the Mississippi Association of National Honor Society at a state meeting in Greenwood, MS last spring. He has played an active role in the state and local chapters of this organi- zation. We, the Bullpups, were ex- ceedingly proud of Clifton. t g Several new inductees per- formed the initiating ceremony that depicts the total academic heir of the National Honor So- ciety. The Hinds A.H.S. Chap- ter was involved in various community services along with their deep involvement in the State Association. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3 ,ff 1' 2. 7 i 2 Qi Vs if Future Homemakers of America The Hinds A.H.S. chapter of Future I-Iomemakers of America presented Mini-Parenting clinics as part of their local chapter activities. Cheryl Stamps concluded the Mini- Parenting clinics hy having the au- dience fgirlsj to ask themselves, Am I Capable And Willing to enter respon- sible parenthood? ' Vik 'igWq'!..f , , at r . 'Inf to vm - val ,. 123' l ga 1 ug' if Q-1 X 1 5 7' A lp if '- 'Ill Too, the Guidance Department in conjunction with the Home- coming Department, presented clinics on drugs, alcohol, personal hy- giene and dress. u-.1 Industrial Arts and Vocational Trades students took advantage of the meaningful opportunities in drawing and planning, electricity, woodworking, drafting and leathercraft. They also acquired skills and techniques necessary in using tools and machines. Mr. Strong and Mr. Edwards worked hard to insure the excellent out- come of their students. Vocational Trades provided practical and theoretical experiences in carpentry and masonry for those students whose needs and interests could not be met in the regular school program. 'v -vw A , ps A I .,ir,? ' A ,T ith iii i f . W , Q All 4 1, :B 9 uf pi :fin ,.. 3 E . , ,-4 - ft, 1 gg I I , 'ff --, 3' T T wiki' , tai- 542:53--,SE 5' - V gl ,jg , i ts FW' T r Q .aw it e 'E' :LL K bf' Q' L 4 0 1-, fix., , . Q t. i V' ' Q is 7 QQ-sie, , '- M g , -A if if' 3- F mx 3' L if pk? . f uf t X, Learning mechanical and trade skills helped these students to set their life's mission. raw- .QW-, I '5 '?'.42 if , I9 ' 'K , , 4, - . .. O --ot' ' I4 T.H EMEg4 j v' u'- - .-l X . .. . 1 .-,.... 5 Bollaek oopngfgfyi A' lwgekif with variety,-Vo piff1,,atitiyNi1igg1s4L Ir0n.iC,d14ly4ff 'fhbisq,,SpfeCi?11,'fifpieiek, w'a,s'- 0.b55Qrviedg':-'qgftgr 'ABC5 5154 ing 'Q ofg 'Roofs'fg' o qf,'prQv,dc5t1ive' Sfiifyq?b0'Ul fh9'f5a83'Def af'B1Hck 1 F Througli, Trhiisf muediiiiri' ahdo r he 1'op,.1iarmed,o aQgiVv ifieSQ offgri me weQek,fHihdsoni'aHs .-': d igcovorodo more' about Athbwiflg 1.'-I . -' T - , -, - .J- . a The Social jSCit-:noe D'epa41ftmont1 fc-iatuped'm4any. Cultqfal gacti1viAlAie3i,v',du'g4i'rpg 3 Black History Week. Among 1t'hemAWerE: the AfE3tU,1 if1g '.of,fDr4 Emmitl'-Burh1s',a-s 9 ' I I speaker and ai live siage prod-uctionoof ','TheLife11of 'a King ,,'.a doCLid'ramH'of. 5 the life of Dr.'Martin Li1thei King, Ir.-from the-Rosa'Parks jnoidoh,t.'ir1 Mont- 'A ' gomery to Dr. King's assasinationv'inz'jMemp-h,iS. f '. -, . -, J 'Guosf 'sp'eakofFa'iid vvife.131i,e13epto1ft'o'iried with ,SCI'1lII1-pIiOL1,S 'dix1'n'ot,, Af A ' '. 'f ' ' ' .1 -. . '. . I . . ',. ' . , -, - iisif FEATURES is . a X X A . -.. . h-M. - -:,.. . .xr 1. K ,.1.-.:'.1- 7 -.-rx X. '-'.'n n N -N 1 I ,'2.x-,,n-'v- . '.' I X . Q I , - . 'Ni . ' .- ,. .--. - ,f , l I .xL,, . - wi . y ' -' .' 3 . . 4. 5 'fyli 'll X ' 4' ' A wvv fiii ff ' ' 'WN-. -' ' - FY s 'iJ5'id-,fi 1, '-12 ' - Wi.. M. . ' 'I ' 3' J Im. , ....1l. ..,.-Iv-I . nw?-4 .A f-5,4,.F.iWV,L: HM, ,uf s ' 'ff'-'if , - il Ig ., ' ,F 4, X , , H1. '1. K ' ,M-r?i MTH V' ' - MXH 'tw wp? li' V 5 1 - .r VG' H' WP? f . f -,gi , ,.x v 'ke 1 , J 1 1 ' ' 1 f 1 , 8z MISS HI , A 1 ' ' , 1 1 1 1 ,fu 1.1 ' f 1 I . . f 1 , 1 1 I f 1 'G M S 9-5L2ff 1 ' .Q ' ' uw 511-fi I H1 Q-fy, .. ' V' giyiffzilvzl , f y' T1 r tf ' ' 4 ,I 'fY4.4E'.3, ' .. V . 2 ' I 5 ' . - ' 'f ,, g v ' 5- 1-1 5 A D MISS SE ICR va s. 1 0 . x 1 1.41 sr 81, ix.: 'ff' .du-sign' Xi 2.5.x 'fr 1 1 9 E 171 'QW' A . ,M N. -A m. I I MR. AND MISS IUNIOR KENNETH LEWIS GLORIA THGMPSON MR. AND MISS SOPHOMORE IEFFREY COLE SHARON WADE I9 v- -a N 1 1 ,., . . ' 'Willis' , . , , ,,'- Regi'naiA AHa'1T1i1fbfi ' --x. 3 . 3 a , z - v .- . In . .. suing. .. T., -xv .zu '..f,s - - 'v - . 1 Y u ,L 1 nu.. , I ,...N N 1?5.'fg 4 ... Nxif' . . -v,-.j,--.N ' .F , unj- -, ' -1. 'Q R , .1 . 'Rx gk ww' 1 Q ,Y , r uv 4 ' 5+ L. by 6.3.Ig.q: - 3,11-Z Vnrttsx if .. 3 Wy .g.A',, .. V 11 1 1 ' .- 1- v.. if :,,. .w ' 'el ,sa I 7 -F - J . X Q L,- f S Beverly ,Martin I Y ., ' 'iii K - ' -fmw f 7 ' 5 winds: 2 A 41552 5 if 1 'W ,W W aw za ew -A 1 f Avy ff , Wig at 'sb Q Q gow 4' 5 W. THUNJW .Q ,Auf X . 1 , . F f f. .1 A I -4 ,. K K..-,f 1 ff 1 ,n :9v7g3gl2vE'2'X ,M x sf ff is ,nm H, .1 ...Q 'I f ,Wy ff Q . XA QL., 5 ' 'F , .L 8 ,K 9-1 A C z Qf , W ' ' ,K X A. Q xff' Ji ,535 J! Selig :A ' a 4 NOMINEES FUR VVI-lO'S WHO Whos Who Among Ameri- can High School Students is one of the most highly re- garded honor programs in the nation. Students with out- standing scholastic achieve- ment are eligible for national recognition by this program. Vertis Burns Cheryl Stamps Amelia Brown 22 I 4. P , SJ , 1, .L . W gf K Yi if Q .-iw if 2 if Q 3 , - N 5 . I 5 ,, VL, . jg 5 W fe Kelvin Stamps, Martha Richardson, Brenda Griffin Michael Williams, Vickie Griffin, Ronald Stamps fr . , ,, , f 4, 1 v 4 Q . J X, f , ' 7V , - . Q! 'fi 41' Q . 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L7 ,. if ,. sr x, ,.,.-nf ATTRACTIVE 24 , ,,.f A 1 .A 'whisk- K 5 Kenneth Lewis Faye Butler Loretta' Heard Leon Archie 4',,f - ' if Robert Franklin .af Loretta Caston , , A, a ,A Mr M A 1 W sf' 1 I WMI f iff' 4' ,W Q 'T , M M m ' . A 4? Ci' N WITTIEST Brenda McKenzie LB. Phillips is 1555 415-12 Ax--.. -V ...M I .wif--61 ' 25 l uf Martha Richardson Ronald Stamps JSED Elvin Bennett Regina Hamilton K., V . . N ., .QQ , ' . ,A - i lax:-,m x . - K , S., ,.,,g .. -V ,J Y ,. ., 'ex N , ., , ., , , V , M354 ,in Vertis Burns wg - K' .I .1 .X-1 Q .I. , 'lf 1 .1. gf ' 4 'Z ,. A -. ESQ Q ' Af ny , I4 :L ig , An M, waex I ' CERSA i .. N f . N if 5' 'sgEr.mi?MM mr Q' ,fy V .,.,, -.'s:,,: , . , X 555.4 06 ' S-.5 . Kenneth Fulford Mary Ann McDuffie Cheryl Stamps Clifton Brown 27 .. ,N f ,f . , ,.,.-,-,,.-. ., ,, ,, L ,,f, 'ff ,,-.... ,., . f ,, ,,4 1 .-.-. , ,far , .-,A,,,,,. , .. ,f.., I. - f ',,,f.-, ,.,.,M--- ,J 4 ,,,,,f.-,4 .H 1- :,' . 1 fr ,f .V 14.4 1 , 1 ,.-W' .f,.' 1 ' ' 1. ff f 1 U.. 1 -'Q ,V .If 1 .L f,,,, I ' ,,, , 2 f,, .V ,f f 5 ' v , . 3 E X , '-fn ' w,.. H.. ,,f, , . 1 I ' 1 , . .. , t. , - -' H . .1' - f, COACHES C h joe Nelson, Assistant , 1 . 'Coach Robert Strong, Head i u' Coach Michael Cines, Assistant Q Coach - First How: D. Green, A. frhiommn, D. Gibbs, H. johnson, Mcljuffic, Kinpb,ii5,iM'.3iign1pmn,,yv. 1Q,hnSf3L1,,1o. sf,,,gi..,m,ff:, lzllfli!-L Second Row: R. Strong, D. Myles, E. Mason, D,,qClark, 1. johnson, llalnpton, C. Kelly, B.'Ril:harrlson, D. Burn:-g,fK'. Daniels, Cines'Third Row: 1. Nelson, R. Singleton, 1. Davis, R. Williams, -I. Hunter, K.-'Gilmer,'M. Wi1lliiirn5'.Ql,. Mcl c,irl,uml,gM, lfull11:r,'K. Robinson in Q , ' '- g ,P , A .I ,l H , . 'M' : S- A fs ill- T A ' if ' 'T 9'!l '5T f: 2 ' ' . ' j 1 . 1 V ' . -U , ' ,,' . I ', . ' - - , 1 ' ' . ' ', ' I ', ' , - J 4 ', f A 1 - , .'- . ', '. s Q46 9' 4 ,J by ,.. . .AGL ,, JH., 3 -2 . ,WS - V Oz . - .'u. .L 41, 1 -. hr , 4. V h ' r 2 J .. i'??f-xvrdf V . v ., .F , , . x 'if - -1, W ,,, ,Q ' ,, '4 Rafi flap. 41 Q 'T1.5Z1W'U!A!3 an vb x 1, . , at r ...IA ,vt .iI?,,v 'M 3 mum. f . :O A I- jf., gfxfdv ,-W 63. J a , x , f. wv.' 4 :'b,'7 ffl' V, QV, ,. ax N ' iw. of .' fu ilwggjaifi ff, 1 Q32 .-045' 'Q 'WB T' 'jg' rjv. X fm 'Lyy if ' ' 2-my V: 'Hx Bullpups prepare for excellently during spring training. .wx A . my 1 Q- .xv 4 may 4 - 'ni dhflgw-4Qpq., Bullpup dzinczvs past tho opposition. ,,,i.a- . .- s,-N -,y lx, 1 I 4 X xr W 331 AS 1, -I +- fl'- y .2 N? A ll, dglith M ,Elm , M' 4. ',, 2 ,wa Down, Set, Hike! Coach Strong keeps his eyes on the Bullpups . ,. J, r' Kelly halts touchdown against Liberty Central. 31 'ENDS '- yd . Q, fm' z , W ' W V5,'Fv'.'WL-,A I E -FA! it V . H 'I - If . ' Z '-A17 X- ,AI LT. j .I in A' JW K, ' W' Wisqmif frK' ufP e' ' v' ' Q . Y S: pi ,-Li',l , ' I , :Jil V W X V. viii, f .,V ' -1 . -f 1- Q -JV. .- f , .ya . 1 3 . I IU I v ' A ' -. K ',,A.lMf. W ,XA Q' I., 1. If rt, wg wa me , 4.-, 1 BACKS XAIQE 1+ . ' : 1'- Cheerleaders iiw-aM - .Ae K' ' ISL... . 155 E 464 I y ea! 51.2 ,ta mag A Cheerleaders arouse team spirit at halftime. 'i as at f Go Bullpups, Go! E During our game seasons, fans were exposed to many cheers, which generated spirit We give our cheerleaders due credit for having played a great part in helping our athletic teams to excel 4 ' g 'f..,.T,... '-'1'up.1,. . l .. i 'Q . ' . i N' ' e ' 5. ' ' 5 ' ' Q i, fh-s-4, . , If ,um bc 332' g e if ' f , Y F5 LA 1 Nnigi' Nc it . w ..., g 5. ,g,,. Q ' aw? 'FM f ,. x3'1Jf25.',Q 1 - '-'I . 10:2 Af, 4 i x 'xi I , , 6, i A r: gf, . 24.5 -1'fie..gL1 if .f-If ,pi vu-I 1 BOYS BASKETBALL 35332 2 - Q Q-f..: 'vh A qi' -v , . v .5 4 5 X 2 2? - '. My-fan lim , jf . W 13 mi W hw is-il .., yt nie. - .Q -g,..f M .pf - .fw- uv- Standing: C. Caston, M. Brandon, M. McLeod, L, Chapman, L. Bailey, K. Lewis, C. Bingham, O. Wilson A. Turner, D. Coverson, T. Nelson, Coach Franklin Kneeling: E. Griffin, M. Lewis, D. Marshall, I. Stewart ' ' L- fiiifk 1 N .. H 1 'ygejwfff-AS' ,Aux 5 it Tw I 4 'z,WW'x ftuw-Y 1 i -M ff '35 in ' Ill Q. ,easel i il has M' - The mighty Bullpups did their thing in bring- ing Hinds A.H.S. spe- cial recognition. HSI UI ' A GIRLS BASKETBALL Hunter, L. Heard Second Row. T. Caston, F. Mack, P. Atkinson, B. Martin, R. Bracey Dean First Row: C. Luclfett, B. Robinson, WWW! A. Anderson, B. Washington, 1. Third Row: C. jellfs, F. Wilson, H. 1- 7.n'i4 , . The Bullpupettes' great reputa- tion in basketball lasted through out the season. To us this was a depiction of excellence. TRACK TEAM 'VC' eil 1- -W - mul was -. QM: 'Minn lihuthu- M N- vw' .f vp A ,.. , -T 'fd' , f fn,-was , H .W I , 4' JE we I KIA' I ,I f A ' .aa 4 , if f se '- f T 5 lug..- ' x h q A The 1977 Track Team of Hinds A.H.S. hopes for a season of state winning events and for profound achievements in the world of sports. BASEBALL TE ,G 1? The Baseball Team, being practically a novice in sports at Hinds A.H.S. last season, has brighter promises for this season. E .pr Q f ' -1 '. i'.':: L T NE: p I. V' 4 , ig ' -Swank? li A f . ,W v ...- .,,,.,,g6 'fu T ,I i 5 1 -pp, i v, First Row: C. Bingham, K. Bailey, D. Taylor, W. Plump, G. Polk, W 'K . -ff 1 'A -- H-if ff., ,ut Bradley. Second Row: C. Draper, W. Shears, D. Carson, E. Turner, D ,Q 'L Q' p .f D ' M' Marshell. Third Row: W. Levi, W. Davis, L. Turner, E. Robinson, D ' 5 I Parmor. -4' i . H A prix V ' L , . .vw N gil 4' L A ' ld L 4' - ' H in wwf I X :- ml' if QQ - ' K - i . ww'f w 53. FW HM, Q5 .. . 1.4.1 All l.,: , 'lm' 15 K 37 , , , ,. 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LO is STGKES Taking a retrospective view of our scholastic year, we observe Superintendent Stokes' dedi- ' cation, infinite wisdom, patience and humane qualities as incentives which motivated our Search for excellence. 3 'L 46 A cr Q 4 2 3 A ...Tl .EA Us - .mramas .,4- 1 E ' ' PRI CIPAL, ARTHUR D PIER PRINCIPAUS MESSAGE Dear Faculty, Students and Friends: It is an honor as well as a privilege for me to express my sincere gratitude for your accom- plishment in presenting our first separate annual. You have exemplified great fortitude, which I am sure you set out to do. We are proud of you and the work that you have done. lt is our purpose to show evidence of the progress and the achievements that are made to the intellectual, moral, spiritual and social growth of the students at Hinds County Agricul- tural High School. We shall continue to seek ways in providing a curriculum whereby students will be con- scientiously concerned to give a dedicated service to others and devotion to those values which make for a better world in which to live. These and your personal achievements deter- mine the success of Hinds County Agricultural High School. As Benjamin Disralli said, The secret of success is constancy to purpose. Sincerely yours, EDM ' Arthur Dampier, 3 Principal 47 '- '- i ,gm 3 H1 Q IM Q mf wa s ' if X' it '- Zi' : g ,W X-is TITLE I CUURDINATGR ' g'?a4,ieQga saw .,M,.4. 4. H '47 5'L 5 gvnR 'QM 2 . aff, .- ffezfgf ' ' ,.a, iq we ,- W 1 Departmental chairpersons attempt to seek solutions to contemporary school problems. 46' . x ,..x lm 3 Mrs. Faye Stokes NURSE 3 i Mrs. Effie Brown COUNSELORS Guidance services through Miss Woods and Mrs. Stokes enabled stu- dents to identify their needs, prob- lems, and to make realistic deci- sions. In keeping with one of their objectives, the counselors worked coherently with faculty and staff members in helping to meet the needs of all the Bullpups. Miss Ann Woods if .Q ff. 1 TEACHERS AIDE Without the special services pro- vided by Mrs. Moreland and Mrs. gr ,I Brown, we would have been at a '- lost. ,., .M y l SECRETARIES Mrs. Myra Black , 1 Q Mrs. Priscilla Davis Mrs. E'Lena Moreland Mrs. Black and Mrs. Davis had more than their share of headaches. Never- theless, they tolerated our undue kindness and non- cooperativeness. 49 icessfffg 'Im' Y Students use card catalogue to find materials that will stimulate their growth and development in literary ap- preciation. LIBRARIAN S Mrs. Doris I. Barnes Mrs. Barbara Clayton Librarian Assistant Librarian BUSINESS EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Mrs. Carolyn Odems, Chr. ' I , 4 I . :- 1 Members of the Business Edu- cation Department sought to pro- vide many students with basic skills and knowledge that would enable them to seek a definite ca- reer in business andfor to obtain employment after completion. CONSUMER AND I-IOMEMAKINC EDUCATION DEPARTMENT The Consumer and I-Iomemaking staff of Hinds A.H.S. boast of a well- planned comprehensive program. In- volved students were provided prac- tical and theoretical experiences in personal growth, family relationships, child care and development, foods, clothing, housing, and consumer education. 50 Mrs. Nancy Cines Mrs. luanita M. Norwood, Chr. LANGUAGE ARTS DEPARTMENT In keeping with their philosophy, mem- bers ofthe Language Arts Department be- lieved that having taught all of the com- municative skills with the correlation of literature, their students were able to ex- -..., emplify personal growth. tw ti E 5 3 ll -g 1 ig 5-,E lla-Q ',. ,.s , - , .M Mrs. Mamie Barnes MLA: Speech and Drama IW' Miss Sandra Gray Mrs. Magnolia M. English Hampton, Chr. English and journalism MPS- Frankie l0l'lI1S0n Mrs. Barbara Stokes Heading English ff! Mrs. Madelyn Bell Foreign Language Miss Willie M. Hudson English 4, X , 1 1 , 1 T Mrs. Lizzie Thornton Reading 51 FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT Believing that the Fine Arts Depart- ment was an integral part of the total school program, Mr. Lee, Mrs. Knight and Mrs. Porter worked harmoniously for the total development of the students. Mr. Louis Lee Bond A Chr. Mrs. Katherine Knight Art 994 '. at fu-4' if 'Q J ,hiv-g I . Mrs. Clara Porter Choral Music MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT The mathematics instructors endea- vored to provide students with a thor- ough mathematical background. In their endeavor they sought to meet the challenges of both those students who showed interest in seeking a career in the area and those who did not. X1 XX Mr. Willie C. Iohnson Chr. X PHYSICAL EDUCATIUN DEPARTMENT The Physical Education Depart- ment was an integral part of our school in that it provided us psy- chological, sociological, physi- ological and aesthetic values, all of which were essential to our to- tal fitness at Hinds A.H.S. Mr. Nathan Williams SDCIAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT The social science instruc- tors worked diligently to make students aware of their heri- tage and to help them correct and objectify their thinking on contemporary affairs and is- sues. Courses offered were American history, world his- tory, government, economics and ethnic studies. -vs i All. . .. tin! Ill A ..I. I QSXIIIIIIII XT !IFf A5 9 A ,, i - A P-JF' 'N .. A 1 ' . rx Q4 g f l MII! 'ix - THQ - I , T L HA, ,,, X T . if . 'lv X .1 X QM at Mr. Eldridge Henderson Mr. Melvin Hampton Mr. Shelby Iohnson Chr. 4 V . . 1, A 1f:,f5fV,. ,. L, ,ing .Al .fx SCIE CE 0-.1 3111 . an .-Ml.. - H-Gb nV if-. .,. Wy. ,f . 1 : 1 -eu mit' VS- V V . QLJ NYM., IK, Agn -I fa - i -K. -1 E . Lf 2' 1 - :TW ' - 2 : . -f.'t'r l. id .4 .gg ,Vg ' --f-M ' 1 aww ., Miss Vertis McKenzie Mr. Battle, Mr. Gines and Miss McKenzie labored painstakingly ' to acquaint students with scien- j Aq,uV1 nikki 1Q, V, tific principles, concepts and i V facts necessary for understanding . . . and appreciating life and the .V peifuf- - universe. ,, , ,f , s. ,F qi,-5 ' ' --- a i 'teff i'-:--...,-L ...f-' LLHQOQQYQ-'A i zagntef , Ini nrIf :- S: 542411 3 'Z' -5' f l, 1-: - 2-...MN , af, A d gg Q fs7gfQf-1m'ro'm- . sg.. E 4,1 1''fifsff'exif'-ltr-11r0'f-1'r -I 5 NY m'l 'F'3T ,'k ,,!' ll g -1 'l ---'Thx 7 -..,1,f:-E-?T:' -4163 , ,Vf Ve-if-ie, X. '.-1 1 I -f 'iff if --' fe Q '.'gs:.e,-r- '. fi ,- ' . .,i.-1:-g ., f 4 6C i TIONAL GRICULTURE 3' 1 '--Y . 'pn Pa! y .W -'7 ir' - ,il-n-W fb 5 fi, , T an W 4? Yfrh fh ' V -' fn. 1 , fs -W 4:'fE.K f .N --z- .V JV 7.- I K ? 'w- i ' f-1:5-i f P 'Q 7:- iififdil-32? V, ,gm -wifi? - Vff- . 1- N -Dv: 1VL., . 1 9 -- ,- .fe ,'i.'. ff- V N' , R -.nz -,, .. ,r -' -'H 5 .- 'Haig' jg X ' -. -- '.-'f- . .3 -lg V Fwy .,y,,l i. I ' sw ' , 'ru V 12119. , Q V- I. Qi. .' . . -. ' L ' -V. ' U V. f. Fix 1 -Q Q -691. Nm . wgtcggi .H fi . 'Q 2 Mr. Iohn Owens Believing that agriculture is - i of great importance to a pros- ' ' .2 -f-f 'l perous America, Mr. Cole and Mr. Owens prepared their stu- dents not only for the occupa- xg tiontof farming, but also for vw f v V Q , - J? non-farming occupations, 3 which require a knowledge of il agriculture. j ff Mr. Albert Cole CAF ETERIA AND MAINTENANCE STAFF Mrs. B. Watk J ,A -L , . V. .,,:-.c- Q.: Fifa - .. M 1 , J dis f ins Mrs. N. Moore Mrs. M. Mallet iss f . .. . . E Mrs. M. Rogers, Manager Mr. T. Chrisler Mrs. E.M. Bland A A ls. 5 .!7:v 5, ri2?r', Mr. A. Williams To enhance our learning atmosphere, the cafeteria and maintenance staffs made a tremendous contribu- tion through their work and dedication. 55 SE IGRS vii-T dk 'R Betty Smith, Treasurer, Linda Norwood, Assistant Secretary, Ruth Harris, Secre- tary, Diane Montgomery, President, Rob- ert West, Vice-Pres. N. Alexander, Shirley jackson, MS Allen, Alicia Edwards, MS Archie, Leon jackson, MS Vai - 57 Banks, Ledora jackson, MS Barney, Gary jackson, MS Beecham, R.D. jackson, MS Bennett, Elvin Edwards, MS Bracey, janice jackson, MS Bradley, Robert Edwards, MS Bradley, Willie Utica, MS Broome, Laura Utica, MS Brown, Amelia jackson, MS Brown, Clifton Raymond, MS Brown, Douglas jackson, MS Brown, Pearlie Utica, MS Brown, Willie Utica, MS Butler, Sandra Utica, MS Caroll, john Edwards, MS Casnell, Peggy jackson, MS Caston, Loretta Utica, MS Caston, Ruthie Mae Utica, MS Caston, Thomasene Edwards, MS Christian, Mary Raymond, MS A+ ?q 1 , -is f J' 154: 49, W. ff km .ati-. 0 ' iii. t vs 4. -rf X 1 '5 fn-di R .J SE IORS IWW: 1, i -'hi :OK '5- 4 ,Au 4, -3 '5- .-0 ' 1,-.1 vjllui t X I' S A-M., -v if A .l I , N lv'- ff' Lg Fi A Cole, Shirley jackson, MS Coverson, Danny Edwards, MS Craft, Ricky jackson, MS Daniels, Kenneth Bolton, MS Davis, johnnie Utica, MS Davis, Susie Bolton, MS Dixon, Francis Utica, MS Dollison, Roger Utica, MS Edwards, Patrick Utica, MS Flowers, Annie Utica, MS Flowers, Windale Utica, MS Franklin, Robert Utica, MS Fultz, Evelyn Utica, MS Fultz, Willie Utica, MS Galloway, Deana jackson, MS Gary, Rose jackson, MS Gray, Darlene jackson, MS Green, Daniel Utica, MS 4 Green, janice Bolton, MS Harper, Linda jackson, MS Harris, Ruth Edwards, MS Heard, Loretta Bolton, MS Hicks, Marbeth Raymond, MS Hill, jennifer Bolton, MS Hopkins, Sterling Clinton, MS Horton, Donnie Port Gibson, MS Hudson, Diane Raymond, MS Hunter, jacqueline Edwards, MS jackson, Willie Utica, MS james, Brenda jackson, MS james, Cristina Utica, MS jelks, Canera Edwards, MS jiles, Charles jackson, MS johnson, Charles Edwards, MS johnson, joann Raymond, MS johnson, johnny jackson, MS johnson, Willie Edwards, MS jones, Maxine Utica, MS jordon, Darise Bolton, MS Kelly, Ethel Bolton, MS SE IORS Qi' IV FR 1. Q-4 tr...-Q if A 1 'it SENIGRS Oliii Kelly, Terossa jackson, MS Kimble, Randy Utica, MS Kinnard, Kirk Utica, MS Kyles, Diane Bolton, MS Kyles, Lizzie Edwards, MS Lyons, Ledora Utica, MS Logan, Edward Edwards, MS Martin, Beverly Raymond, MS Martin, Paul Raymond, MS McDuffie, Iohn Utica, MS McDuffie, Lou Ann Edwards, MS McDuffie, Mary Ann Edwards, MS McFarland, Alonzo Edwards, MS McGee, Iohn jackson, MS McGowan, Shirley Utica, MS McGriggs, Iulia Port Gibson, MS McKenzie, Brenda Edwards, MS McKenzie, Kenneth Edwards, MS Mitchell, Iannie Utica, MS Mitchell, Walter Edwards, MS Manger, Willie Edwards, MS Montgomery, Diane Edwards, MS Morrison, Thelma Edwards, MS Mosley, Robert Edwards, MS Myles, David Utica, MS Myles, Linda Edwards, MS Neil, Patricia Port Gibson, MS Norwood, Linda Brandon, MS Parks, Charles Edwards, MS Phillips. 1.13. Edwards, MS Plump, Wade jackson, MS Polk, Gene jackson, MS Porter, Fred jackson, MS Porter, Iackie Bolton, MS Porter, Linda Clinton, MS Richardson, Bernard Edwards, MS Richardson, Shirley Edwards, MS Richmond, Evelyn Bolton, MS Robertson, Kenneth Bolton, MS Rollins, Willie Edwards, MS SE IORS 11' 45 or-4 '15 K' Q., foil 'X of l,, '4 2-Q ,I S SE IGRS w-.gr A Alt.: ,MV ..f f .K N' vn, , , ' ,cs-gs ' 5. ii --li' IWKE SQL 404 I rw my 4, , s.F!' -,x:. Q4-nw 4, ww ,,,. ' I., -W L, XE wp, ' A12 V ' Q, , L4 Ross, Betty Utica, MS Rudd, johnnye jackson, MS Shears, Eugene Utica, MS Shears, Lizzie Utica, MS Singleton, Franklin Edwards, MS Smith, Betty jackson, MS Smith, Steve jackson, MS Stamps, Cheryl Utica, MS Stewart, Floyd Edwards, MS Stewart, jerome jackson, MS Stewart, johnny Bolton, MS Stimage, Willie Mae Utica, MS Stinson, Katherine Bolton, MS Sutton, Kenneth jackson, MS Thomas, Richard Edwards, MS Thomas, Rosemary jackson, MS Thomas, Willie jackson, MS Thornton, Alvin jackson, MS Walton, j.D. Edwards, MS Washington, Morris jackson, MS SE IGRS West, Robert jackson, MS White, Denise Edwards, MS White, Sheila jackson, MS Williams, Earlene EdWUVdS' M5 , i' 32 if Williams, Ierry Edwards, MS Willis, Marilyn Bolton, MS Wright, Ieri Edwards, MS :GN I Perfecting artistic skills is always fun. S Alexander, Napoleon Barnes, Linda Barnes, Willie Bracey, Ruth ,AM f' x Q -V119 ,MNH igh , . 'I MVN., z 3 vvzgy gtskiif ' 1 3 OFFICERS NN' AH , 3 x3 is Kelvin Stamps, Treasurer, Frankie Wilson, Assistant Sec- retary: Brenda Griffin, Secre- taryg Martha Richardson, President 65 , 0.4 Broome, Cassandra Broome, Lyndia Butler, Lillie Faye Butler, Rosie Carrol, Ethel Carson, Barbara Chapman, Larry Chess, Shirley Clark, Douglas Coins, Leonard Coleman, Brenda Cornelius, Cynthia Craft, Kim Crawford, Alice Davis, Sarah Davis, Susie Davis, Warren Divinity, Rodney Dixon, Louis Draper, Beverly UNIDRS l an :Q ,tht t- Pl if , I ff H J K I is fb Ivy Q ' , . . 1' wav X P Y 4,1 I. i t . .1 . , fr , lv 1 .Q f W. u L ff Q as 'iv fv- .pf Z V x f, i ' x l .--, an W . if X ? 1 X5 Dupree, Larry Griffin, Brenda Hamilton, Eva Nell Hampton, Mike Hamilton, Regina Harris, Diane Heard, jasper Henry, Warren Hopkins, Sterling Hudson, jessie jacob, Evette johnson, Charles johnson, Gloria johnson, james jordan, Willie Kelly, Glenn King, Clifton Lee, Ernest Lee, Shirley Lee, Albert Lewis, Kenneth Lewis, Michael Lindsey, Sharon Mack, Fern Mack, Ianice Major, Martha Marshall, Ierry Mason, Earl McDuffie, George Montgomery, Bobbie Myrick, Ethel Myles, Deborah Odems, Morris Pelman, Gladys Perkins, Robert Richardson, Martha Robinson, Micky Ross, Betty Shears, Willie Sheriff, Diane .6741 1 UNIURS .xl .J 5 lllll 1 tt ' TN , ' Us 't 'v f f gl s E' s f r U' A 1 - I 1 Shannie, Von Singleton, Robert Smith, Carl Stamps, Kelvin Taylor, David Terrell, Sandra Terry, Deborah Thompson, Gloria Thompson, L.I. Thompson, Shirley Todd, Emma Turner, Alvin Turner, Curtis Washington, Iames Washington, Iohn West, Billy White, james Wilson, Frankie Womack, Kirby Young, Iohn W '?'fe'tQ Seated: Debbie Fisher, Earnest Griffin Standing: Gwendolyn Hub- bard, Maurisa Monger, Cheryl Watson SUPHGMORES Q95 fa K . n 1 1 L Y. i ,B ,- is , 4 H 'N f 5 QQ ,gy q we .J : B ,N i .No ' , . X .qv- 4 X -, f t, ,, ,io ELM o 3, 'X , Z- -V -15, we 'lx f an T' Q QV, le. f 1 QF 'J' in-2,4 A if ff: 5 K' B I K A 5 M 'LQWNJ i LAK ,vi l 'I N i, i'Ai5T3? Bailey, Kenneth Bailey, Sarah Ball, Crystal Barber, Anthony Barnes, Ronnie Bingham, Calvin Bishop, Clyde Bland, Eva Nell Bridges, Debra Bridges, Ioyce Brookshire, Teresa Brown, Thomas Bunley, Percy Bunley, Willie Byrd, Willie Carson, Douglas Caston, Barbara Caston, Darlene Clark, Ronnie Cole, Bonnie Cole, Ieffery Cooper, Edman Crump, Clyde Currie, Martha Davis, Iimmy Davis, Pricilla Dean, Helen Dent, Era Mae Diamond, Linethel Dixon, Nathan Dixon, Willie C. Donald, Dianne Draper, Christopher Dunlap, Debbie Evans, Charlean Fisher, Debbie Flagg, Betty Floyd, Clement Foster, Iimmie Fulford, Kenneth h SGPHGMCRES 7w,+::1f: : f:'- -1 -.1:- rw-1 sq.. iff,-1:.-1. Sc fpggq: :Ig:2p::,g.v ' :g:,: s p ilk N. f gb 'ggi 52 ' vs. U if 3 Q X 1 , 1 3 f x T' SOPHOMGRES 1 J 13' v1 E X N i . -1' Qf ?,' 51 ,V n. J if K, lf 4 D , A 4 nh , ,. J f v l K g ,, Af, , .,. V If A ' ia! int , J ,f i .,A. , l,l. If J' 1 Qui ,Y if ,z , 0,2 ,Nj .'.,. ' ,V Q ,,, .1 4 ,,tw4f,, ,Q I gf Fultz, Rosie Gaddis, Donald Gibson, Laura Gilmer, Kinnard Gilmer, Patricia Green, Laverne Green, Victor Griffin, Ernest Griffin, Vickie Hampton, Larry Harvey, David Henderson, Shirley Henry, Gurtistine Hicks, Derrick Hilton, Derrick Howard, Vanessa Hubbard, Gwendolyn Hunter, Kenneth Hunter, Lorraine Iackson, Gwendolyn Flag, Bettye Iefferson, Corrine jenkins, Ernest Ienkins, Marie Iohnson, Robert jones, Patricia Iones, Diane Kelker, Michael Kelly, Sherlene Kimble, Carolyn Kyles, Ruby Leech, L.C. Leggett, Manice Lewis, Iohnny Linch, Patricia Lofton, Arlene Lofton, Evelyn Locket, Ianice Luckett, Cameda Mack, Iohnny SOPHOMORES J 4 fo 5' it 'X ,. , Q 1 'X 3112-' . l .ghh 1 45 x. R ' 1 'L an ' 1 ,fl 1 . :Q 4 'L N. l X . 'F' 4 ' , w aff .hui L0 ' in f f ' Y ff i 'Z' I 1-li f i . ll SGPHOMURES u., , so K Qff ,. 4 ,',........,r+g1 I ui Nfl' - 38 3 , ff ,Q , rg., HLA, A 1 f T' if we Q 1' we Y ,nw I 'W l J- . Mack, Mary Mallett, Iohrmy Marshall, Domonic Mason, Darlene McCloud, Milton McDonald, Ian McKenzie, Ianice McKenzie, Marie Miller, Evelyn Mims, Booker Moffett, A.C. Monger, Marisa Morrison, George Murray, Dorothy Myles, Linda Polk, Lottie Pollard, Iames Powell, joseph Pritchland, Pricilla Ratliff, Ierry Richards, Dorothy Richardson, Elmer Richardson, Mamie Robinson, Brigette Robinson, Eddie Robinson, G. Edward Robinson, Marilyn Ross, Dorothy Salone, Wade Sanders, Trina Shelby, Annie Sherill, Derrick Ierome Ship, Charles Simmons, Lorraine Smith, Dwight Stamps, Kathleen Stamps, Ronald Stamps, Sharon Taylor, Sharon Terry, Sandra SDPHOMDRES A . .n1,.' -yi if -,'- ,Q fi?-. '?f tiff is nw' ,f Q , ,X A ,, ,Q . 5, , d Xl xx SUPHOMCJRES I- A .I v WY - x Y? 4. la . 25-lv A Ah f W , ti Qin 6,54 ,, , 3 S' iii? ' ' I r L 1 23? , 3, -Qs. me af W! I 1 J K it V1 J, T i'- , .f y i , Thomas, Thomas, Thomas, Thomas, Bobbie Doris Walter Willie Thompson, Patricia Turner, Earnest Turner, Larry Wade, Sharon Wallace, Benjamin Watson, Cheryl Webb, Willie White, Cleophus Williams, Albert Williams, Kenneth Williams, Michael Willis, Calvin Wilson, Oscar Thomas, Clara Young, Laurene The Mississippi Economic council of jackson recognizes each year the scholastic excellence of students in 20 geo- graphic areas. This year, representing Hinds AHS as the star student was Miss Cheryl Lynn Stamps, who ranked in the top ten percent of her graduating class of one hundred and fifty. Among her extra-curricular activities were the title of Miss Hinds, Na- tional Honor Society, Vice President of local chapter of the FHA chapter, Who's Who among American High School Stu- dents, recipient of the Betty Crocker Award, Band, and Stu- dent Council Representative. Cheryl has chosen to pursue a degree in Computer Tech- nology at Southern University. STAR STUDENT CHERYL STAMPS STUDENT-TEACHER ACHIEVEMENT RECOGNITION SPONSORED BY MISS. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 1976-1977 STAR TEACHER MRS. M. HAMPTON Mrs. Magnolia Miller Hampton was chosen our 1977 Star Teacher. Mrs. Hampton attended Mississippi Valley State g University, where she received a B.S. in English. She has since done graduate work at Mississippi State University, in addi- tion to having attended numerous institutes, workshops, and seminars. Since her moving here from McComb five years ago, she has been an instructor of English and journalism. She is married to Melvin Hampton and has one daughter, Rhonda Marchelle and two sons, Fentress Kessel and Kentress Catrell. Her activities, other than instructing English and advising the and her home church affiliation. Her hobbies are reading, working with students, cooking, meeting people, and observ- ing nature. Mrs. Hampton was also recipient of the 1975 Star Teacher Award. Yearbook Staff, include: Girl Scout Leader, MVSU Alumni, it rt 1 'tl Q . 'Y v' X - N If Ax hx V ,. v tt ,tu f r 9 Q.. ' I1 I Q ,W .ao 4 '. nf' On ' . ' I I ui 1 f 'U , P tt! 31 il 'fi 45 uf. ' gf i il I I ,an Q . .nf 01 .fl , , H' nl v WI, v 'X L qi N fp ., V--M 2 78 .',',1,' - .FA ' .. 0 I D g -.Q 'lu su o '..l , J . .Q I X 5 5 It pr , ,S 'N Kelvinx'Stamps, Editor Awe EDI TUBYS MESSAGE As editor of the first Hindsonian, l have witnessed o satisfying and gratifying ex- perience. This annual is our finished product which reflects restrospective our search of excellence. We can remember when the '77 Hindsonian was but a monumental tasl-ig yet we observed its changing into a challenge as it became wholly a reality. Our dedication to this tasl-z brought us headaches and discouragements when we could not get good photos, find origi- nal layouts and meet our deadline. How- ever, with the end result of this years' persistent struggle evolves a feeling of success. ln our optimism, we hope that your viewing this pictorial account, you will experience many blissful moments re- flecting the past year- ln Search of ,af Asst. Editor, Betty Smith 1 yout editors, Brenda Griffin and Dar- l'ne Caston Material Coordinator, Clifton Brown Excellence . Advisor, Mrs. M. Hampton Photographer, Miss V. McKenzie QGX 'ravi - If 1139. he 1- .ji Q -3 X, 351515-, O f X .l'l'.Qsi, mis S l . ff: ff ,X . 'ff 4 ' 1, Q In b ' it if 4 1 'rv Al ,,, ,- . 9 4 ffl' ' , 7 A I ,if nl ' Q ' 2 1: -f Q-U' 7351 - 'lm in 1 wiki' 1, Sl.l L '- 1 , Q ' 1' X511 1' 0 ' '- lk: ..- -'O ' -s ' - 4 1 L, Q ' ' Q I, . is 7 gf ' ,r ' V ' x- R I up 'if J ' -H 1 L , I' , .r ' f - 5 v w I u 1 D