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

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hu GETTI G I TU, THROUGH A QUT UF A SCHUUL DAY. L' ll ll van I!! IH ara-. A 'J-.. 'S ,bf -Mun sit. 'uw sv V . l . ...,....-an--s-v-I-f-naval .Y .. -4.-w-v'U'll ' V' ' 118 , A' ii .4 -,,,..f- T f 44,1-1 Miss Hunter crxplnins Ihr' mIuy's If-ssuns hoping that hvr studunls will umiurstzaml HDi5f7iPlin0 i3 th? Wmd-H Mffiof Hill Pnfofms w lu work ther must intrirgutu pmhlcrms. fhifi N110 OVW' fill Cild0fS, HS dCm0IlSlFEliCd Morlrfs salute. I ID

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THE CHCSEN TWC It all happened in the spring of '79 when the contest for Mr. 81 Miss Hinds County A.H.S. came to its final moments. The results left Miss Helen lean Gilmer Miss Hinds- elect and Mr. Curtis Lionel Shears Mr. Hinds-elect. For them there were feelings of jubilation and the thoughts of what is there to do next. After their crowning in October, Curtis and Helen were officially Mr. 81 Miss Hinds 79-80. Helen who lives in Edwards enjoys reading, writing, and communicating with people. She aspires to become a corporate lawyer. She is assistant editor of the Hin- dsonion, a member of the honor society, the marching band, and the IROTC. Curtis, a Uticanite, enjoys singing, dancing, playing the piano, football, and basketball. He is a Leo. Curtis is a member of the Voices of Harmony , the FFA, and a copywriter for the Hindsonion. He desires to become a professional singer and dancer. .3 Q z' ll if it twili t 1 M , W . Q N. Un 11

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imc: if: 2 l ll . W . 1 LW 91 as g 3 Despite the absence of some students, Mr. Hon- derson gots started with his lecture on Risks of any Business. Daphne Curtis and Gerald Thomas, like all other Hindsonians, waste' no time loav- ing the mighty H after 3:25.