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

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With temperatures lingering in the 90's and 'l00's, we began the year with great enthusiasm, knowing that every aspect of our school life was going to be a challenging experience. And so, it was. Our experiences were unique and unlike any we have encountered. The year began with a continuation of preparations for our school's evaluation. This, we looked forward to with high hopes. When finally the committee came, every segment in the operation of this great institution was appraised and given good and excellent ratings. We were proud. Across the year, in academics we experienced the challenges of being prepared to lead fruitful lives in this highly technological society. There was the addition of a physics course into which many students flocked. Many students took advantage of the newly instituted Upward Bound Program at Utica junior College and found it most rewarding. It was easy to boast that being located in the proximity of a junior college was part of what made the hindsonian experience unique. Seniors who lacked less than three units to graduate were permitted to take college courses, while at the same time completing required high school units for graduation. In athletics there were great accomplishments. Those which we will forever cherish. Though there was disenchantment which came during the latter part of the football season, we never thought of ourselves as underdogs. Our team, championship-bound, had its hopes destroyed when a dispute surfaced within the athletic association. The girl's softball team was a first in the athletic department this year. The team played many games on and off campus. It was a struggle to build a great team. The basketball, baseball and tennis teams labored well, though affected by the scars of the football team. Our experience would not have been complete without the dedication of our faculty, staff and administration. They, too, were a part. A part of that which we will always cherish 1 The Hindsonian Experience. ,i my ,., it LOL' if 'WE' 'T 'i 'I' 'lf I O I f 'Q,- ss A,... 441.6 , 1 f 53, , Jw , lg: F A lfv, Contents Gpening . . . 2 Student Life . Athletics .... 16 Academics . . . Organizations People .... 56 Closing .... 90 Q 0 LQQ o on .3005 'si 'l 3 .-' 9 ,ll-I' ' 5' gi' U' ' - 4, W Q 5-i,'F-1', UW' f 1 ' - . 'Q .3 L .X l 15 ' v w as 'W ', l I Q i l i In Th Achieving in Academics . .. M 2.1 Part of the Hindsonian ethin s au Experience g t ght in schools and colleges are not an education, but the means of education. R.W. Emerson l i l 1 5+ Y in Q iff! 9 7 l ' + .4 is 6 1 Af if ,ff an h ,V-ff'A' ' My N, V, - i -A an A -I I 1 N , N ffy Q fQ'?f, Wg, Q Phases of the Our Experience 'F-Quo' IMF '11 -B - Y .4- fv? l,,:A, , .Raw M ?f 'v . ' .E,4 sgp-.32 Q Qbb: wi . 1 .gf Y .lb if QL fs,-.. 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'w- 1 ,1 ' W A It Q M W ,sfi-9 M i AA1 A Huff sMss A iff' , VA 7, W + A- 4 1 , 3 A ' ,if ' . x A I M f Mr. and Mlss f My 1 A Q A ,Q . ! s M ' Senior A' W A ' AT' lu n ior M, QLN M A f ' Mr. and Miss I 2 am 'fm 'US '53 Lf' Sophvmvre 'Ill ,. ,-1' 1 W x... , f t' . r V x 1- 1 4 Il' Q 2 4 4' x .V f ' . s , ' yA.'.:t .F ask. g ' ' X Q1 V 1 Q I 'a fn. 4 f-., W ,ge ,ns 5 ' . f 4 r y I 5 ' Y NNI. , I 40 I . rf! 5:4 H V4 . . ,ef 454 THE SPIRIT OF HOME- All that we shared were a part of the true Hindsonian experience. . d ' ' , f -4. y .w i. I wsu-ig L, 4 V 1. 2 ,J COMING RADIATES P '-0-'iiikw ff , K HJ I' f f U Ay. Y Q JS-,il '11 A .5 T5 ,152 YH' 'ww ,wh gs, B. zu- -TH-' 4 'fx 1 no-Y .. C he , MM1 -e ICA:-Lv-7 .M . .J HOMECCMING . . . A FESTIVE EXPERIENCE I'4'xL ' A W.. PM G a i gif Xsfl THLETICS FooTBALi.cBAsKETBALLJASEBALL As early as july, kids described the football team we were going to have. They were right, and it made a BIG difference at each game. Spirit built week by week, until it exploded at the Port Gibson game. Then we knew we had a chance to win the gold ball. Nobody could convince any player, coach, or fan that we weren't terrific. And the next week after we romped Port Gibson, silence filled the air. Whispers echoed everywhere. We pondered our fate. We had been suspended by the Athletic Association as to be placed on probation january 1. It was a shock to all of us. But, nevertheless, we had a good year. It was all a part of the Hindsonian experience. I 4 l TRACK-TENN S-SOFTBALL WWA The basketball, track, tennis and baseball teams, though affected by the penalty, continued to work hard to prepare themselves to challenge the opposing teams to be played s , -'Wi vmfffi-xt as beginning in january. I7 THE SEASCDN OF ALL SEASQNS The Bullpups started this season trying to accomplish a goal which they set several years ago. That goal was to become the West Riverside Athletic Conference Champs. After a good season in 1979, and high expectations for 1980, the Bullpups were met with bitter disappointment after realizing that they would not be able to fulfill their dreams. Nevertheless, the Bullpups had a remarkable season that probably will be remembered as the season of all seasons. While every player played an important role, there were some who played akey role. Leading the offensive unit was Perry Marshall, quarterback, who set a school record of throwing ten touchdown passes this season. The running backs were jerry Vaughn, Clayton Kimble, joseph Robinson, and Aaron Frazier. Up front were Patrick Rozell, center, Robert Welch, Lynch Frazier, and Paul johnson, guards, gaiifbf , iw fZ!'.4s '6'.4'4 .,i ', mi 5 'Q - 1 , S .ik 'Yqfll F M S v,,' , Qu Q , .av ,st . 95 . 1. iw -' All Conference returnees its Denver Lindsey and Robert Watts, tackles, Steve McFarland, Kenneth McFarland, and john jimerson receivers. On defense which only gave up 5.9 points per game la school and conference recordi were Robert Watts and Kenneth McFarland at the ends, with Denver Lindsey and Dan King being the t kl . Pl ' h I' ' ' ac es aying t e inebacker were joseph Lynch Frazier, David Henderson, Robert Welch and jerry Vaughn. The secondary consisted of Steve McFarland, Perry Marshall, Clayton Kimble, Aaron Frazier and Clifford Kelker who intercepted 23 passes. Though the Bullpups experienced a season of all seasons, they, nevertheless saw their standing as a defeat, and nor did we. My ' ww' K 3. . wif C if t i Ni! -'lv Linebacker Lynch Frazier exhibits his readiness for the upcoming season. l'- 1 ' 0 wif e dynamic pose a threat for every e fl selected as the top he Center Vicksburg Evening WE EXPERIENCED A GOOD SEASON . 'ij .. E,, , Shifty Aaron Frazier slips past Port Gibson's defenders enroute to a long gain. Coach Strong tells quarterback Perry Marshall ' ' ' 1 N, X s z,..f'v'. - that he us doing a good job. Z,.k.iIi:g,,l,,WMA. asafwg 20 Stand up! Take a cheer, because the Bullpups are here. The Bullpups display the thrill of victory after defeating the determined Blue Waves x , qw v. l! Ut., l L 1 'Q lit' , 4' . I -, .JA 1 2 ' 'CZTNNJ Q u Q --,yy , 5, I usa. S. , f 'P 9'-,a Q Ulf if ,Ll Q 1'-K. -: , Gif. '.. 'fiat ,ffx'5l,5g -L 45 '. 1, ' ff. '-J .xgilwl , ,S V ' 1- - ' vt A t . ,, if 4 M is-. 1 , A. -p... xl r J' . A w-, ,xivi-N ': ' + .J, fy- M . va. wg, 'fc' ' . by P. -HQQQXA qs, ?MgI t llihexiww 1, I wvfk J 1. 5 ' -X-4 4, ,i- xtS',!jK,L.irk. .1 ,gym , 5 ,, nie, +y, fa. L . 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BASKETBALL Curtis Wilson shoots for two as fjf',,,.,.+,.n ,., the bullpups trail 16-19. 24 2-fx E l 9. r v K. Bracey, C. Morgan, M. Singleton, C. Kelly, W. Bailey, S . Coins, A. Wilson, E. Brown, C. Wilson, R. Webb, L. g McFarland, J. Mitchell 4 ,' ' If 9, f ' Zv ,.'V Hifi. ' 4 ::'f'::'2v :lj,.H :i,::l,'-J-71' ., 56' 'xl.:l,.,'- fm xiii: .I af, 2: W 1 2 H A f i NN ' .fijffzif ,ai ,.,.:,wg,.-f' af 1.11 . ff y,f.,f1ge,?s faery' ww VK gm? I Wfyp 9 A arg, E aan 25 BASKETBALL Coach Michael Gines, A. Lee, B. Slaughter, Z. johnson, M. Magee, B. Funches fmanagerj, S. Rozell, G Taylor, W. Hill, M. Nichols, D. Tyler 1'1 Q Z6 The girls' basketball team aimed high this year. Their goal was to qualify for the state tournament 44 l 0 BULLPUPS T0 CCNTINUE TO DISPLAY TALENT Robert Watts, a promising star, signs with Lane College in Tennessee, and jerry Vaughn commits himself to Alcorn State University in Lorman. lmpressing scouts were joseph Robinson, Perry Marshall, and Lynch Frazier. They sign with Mississippi Valley State University and Alcorn State University. SOFTBALL GIRLS KICK-OFF FIRST SEASON if P. FultZ, E. Stamps, S. Myles, V. Williams, A. Moriley, J. Kyles, W. Stamps, B. Wilson, M. Shears, A. Roper ' . . ' '.. , vn, 'qr'wur:-v -' A Coach Battle demonstrates skill in batting for team members. 29 Hi. n'.'i'. .v,v,! rv' V.l I Cl 5 eifzfofxfofl 4 A rr. .. . .fliuvx TENN S These players gave all they had W. Griffin, C. Montgomery, B. Stamps, A. Devine, Coach R. Strong A NZIII- Bibi ....- INN M45 USQAQQ, X 15, nfigsisi Q-wl I l 'Q ' 1 'Yuri Thipxf- . 5 ,b .lr I Q s 3 gr s , ew:--'L '1 is'L,Jc ., 4' JI- . A P ' x. 'A 3' . Q F-9 -'Aw-5-1 di, ,b 5 W., Mig.-,I .,,n2'i?wgg-fr. mis, , 1 I yin ' -' y 1' , J, K, , t,,, fx., ,f,g,mt.,.,g,,'V .rf fi ,. it '-in f' - 9,,. jf '-1 x,.', i - -avril 1 'O 5 X 9 fi 4 v q J. v l Ll rn al M1 gfhh' g 'qw . .- -.uw .- sl UWA! fr - ,r-fag-H'-f'4'r'r,ecee f'--v A A r f ,-an L... U. Y f 5 E? 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When we picked up our schedules on the opening day of school, we made sure that we were enrolled in the proper core courses, and that we acquired every skill available. U IROTC GRGANIZATION E PERIENCES BANNER YEAR .Q-1-'nv ix'- ..-.,. ,, ,W ' ' -5. .. vm, . f J -H ,, fi f 9, . ,ftfwk L, 1, ' MM W, Y.,,-,. A M N AM A ' L i'p a- J , , ,gy 3 -Q-'j Q '- ?:-f 3 4 Q A ' 1 3 is li 34 f J 1 gykrmn 3 16 N ' I A ' -L Cadet Maj. Marcellus Turner introduces ranking members of the JROTC organization and the drill teams. ... , ,fnmrmvs ssfn..-Ls rw'-Y 'fi -mme ' ' f- -vs-ff ' 'ft GK -: Ill' Uhr Cadet Maj. Charlene Thompson gives invocation during program. Major Hill presents the Blue Star Award to Principal Dampier. The IROTC was awarded the award for its outstanding performance. ACADEMICS Mrs. Stokes checks English homework. ,ual 'W all A A lwglywgfw ,X mfs' M vp ll V I f , N LW A X V' Qs.. , Q, 7 4 ' e g g M f- fr 4 'Z , -Q' W N., t ,Q he 'fr ' JM X M x As student teacher Miss Piggott explains biology assignment, i n 4 'l if 1 -, Jiri ww ' ,, 1 .,,, 1 , , ' i Tai , it ,. ug HZ? Q 51 Z1 32.3 is ' f Typewriting equipts students not only for present and personal needs but also for their future. -X- .-an Brenda Wilson raises question. 1 QMJ Mrs. C-ines' clothing I class study the various stitches to use in making their garments. A CADEMICS 255 11 . V Q 'e gym. 'sa' ' ' . J VV . i t.,s22igv'f 4 ' D ,FSS .162 1 A sy Physical ed if I . , ll Miss Canada, mathematics instructor, gets the message across. ,rf .ku ucation keeps us mentally assertive. gQ3 .5 'Sf ......... ...........,....... Umm '1!'.'Jl gf! 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'-' ' '-- -fax 6 N ' ' 4.1 4 WW '?.N'.g ! 'Sw f - ' -.1 j-. .I ,iv ,W I' w -A. - ...: s, I z., ,If '- ,. . V . - .4 rfmyl' ,nw ,,,. .vy..,, n Ji- ...qw ghw'245 ', -'x.,v'. -, xg.:- V ,'-,l 9 y. I ,-Q ,Ia -' .f'N - , v ,,.'u h' ., 'V - .wr ' ',.TfQh.4'v, 3 ' m 4 xgkfsiff P 7 14' ' a 'Y -, n yi 'e L, 1 .if-5-M.. . .. A C 'W ' A.-' . ,, 1. ., ' 539. '14 HDNCR SOCIETY INCREASES Dr. Shirley Hopkins delivers address for the honor program I New Inductees C. Fair, V. Dawson, R. Hampton, V. Williams, C. Mixon, D. King, I. Lewis, A. Brooks, T. lelks, C. Bishop, A. Devine, W. Griffin, C. Barnes, I. Mallett, A. German, C. Morgan, C. Foster, S. Richardson, M. Greene, K. McFarland, P. Rozell 42 3-- gf-N.. ..- X r 'X 4 .in Cynthia Montgomery introduces Mr. 84 Miss r Intelligensia, Agnes Shelby and T1 Sam Foster, to the audience as ,if i S6I'1iOI' members ObSeI'V6. X s , , K ,,, if Q 1 View .:.,.aii-' Q I A A Inductees sign a roll as part of the induction ceremony. - A As Art Club In-H 'S sl, . xt-ml ' Sm .wiv ' . , 'Iv'-:'1 ,. ., :Q ,rm - ', ,IW 1 ', ' ' ' . ' f ' . 'UH Q. ei U 'qw -' ' Q. Q ' . ' f. Sr 4, K ' , ' nv w . Q A . 1 ' 4. ' A xi Q ' ' V 4. . 3 I iw S. A A X . x- wr, ' B G .Q ai , I A' ,LX .ur-,s5,h.. , 4 J 5, . gk, .ag 11, M ,v, iii X ,I nf 'V' 'f Tait, yi., 'f 'V of ' '. ' 1 W 1 7 ,- nv 1 ' x va. -'7 Y' 9 '- ' '- V .u ,A ' A.-'f?ftf5.' N- .A an 'C Milfs, - -, Q-- I fr' , - 1 Q., .. . 32? ' A A' ' 38 -' ,vw Q' XM w, T fiqi K' iv' 'Q S353-f f. Mag - ky , 1, nz , Q ef- 3 pf. ,,,,,t we , .ku .. 9. , . ,- -1-A ...- .A I, 1, -A ' . V., 4, .A . ., Af,-Ap. ,. A. 'JQL inf' ,5 -.g-,ufbalh X- 4.. --fix Af,-plz N ' K ff, Lip? Q-M '-,X -u .rf A Future Homemakers of America Yngxn .. it i' 5 S ww Mia I mul L V - f. N Foreign Language Club Future Farmers of America am in A, AMERICAN INDUSTRIAL ARTS STUDENT ASSOCIATICJN LVL S. Dotson, A. Allen, L. Dotson, A. Brooks, M. Higgins, A. Shelby, S. Price, P. McFarland, R. Gilmore, A. Devine, M. Woodruff, K. McFarland, E. Foster, A. Cioodlett, M. Wallace, I. Lodge, E. Thompson, W. Gordon, S. Rozell, C. Kimble, C. Lewis, S. Jamison. OFFICERS I , 1 ' 4 - , - ii -I .. r I I .I ' 'S' I ' - .. WWW' Ki N H12 gl , . 4 ' L? F President-M. Higgins, Treasurer-A. Allen, Secretary-A. Shelby, V. Presi- dent-E. Foster, Reporter-S. Rozell, Sergeant-At-Arms-E. Thompson 46 L ctusw , 1 P' iff ' . l v N 1,43 Y JW A. Mosley, A. Roger, B. Williams, T. White, L. Gilmore, S. Richardson, V. Brown, A. Edwards, T. Brookshire 1. Lewis, T. jelks, B. Thompson, E. Pope, M. Nichols, C. Fair, C. johnson, B. jackson, D. Caroll, B. Funches, M Turner, A. German, H. Craft , Yearbooking is much more than drawying layouts and identifying pictures. 47 CHOIR CLUB B. Evans, Z. johnson, P. Fultz, B. Frazier, P. Lid- dell, S. Lee, D. Terry, C. Thompson, C. Floyd, P. Robinson, 1. Taylor, 1. Spann, T. Ross, C. Montgomery, M. Larry, D. Coins, W. Griffin, L. Shears, I. Franklin, S. Welch, I. Thompson, M. Turner ,dv wg 'iw K... ,Q ,... . . 'fx Cv 1 , We-if A H xt N sv ,P 4 'LR CLUBS a .im it 1 .5 i -X w. .1 s. S- 4. Q ., Wm 5 fa. YT 1. I X4 rg . X 5 is 517- 1-. The Voices of Harmony were always ready to perform their best. 48 not i V17 is sf FUTURE BUSINESS LEA RS OF Cl. Harper, C. Montgomery, 1. Stevens, B. Gilmer, W. Sanders, D. Smith, C.. Myles, R. Turner, B. Wilson, D. Gordon 4' - 7'H'H-51- e'ft f 1435-3.5: -f y THE H CLUB R. Watts, P. Marshall, I. Robinson, K. McFarland, L. Frazier, 1. Vaughn, E. Richardson, B. Stamps, N. Bradley, W. Hill, E. Williams, S. Rozell, B. Slaughter, C. Montgomery, V. Williams, 1. Kelly, S. Foster, S. McFarland, C. Wilson, E. Cloodlett, G. Thomas, R. Bailey, W. C-riffin, R. Hamilton, C. Morgan HONCR SOCIETY w 'ffl 4. N s 31' ' m HN f Q if 9,1 fe , . . a . is C. Barnes, C. Bishop, V. Dawson, T. jelks, V. Williams, S. Richardson, D. King, C. Mor- gan, C. Fair, P. Rozell, K. McFarland, 1. Lewis, C. Foster, S. Mixon, R. Hampton, 1. Mallett Ig , .15 Z:23'If'?i l 'J . :f 5' - 'F ' C. Brown, A. Burnley, 4 Na 1. Mallett, D. Dixon, C. Womack, C. Bishop, D. King, S. Dixon P LIBRARY CLUB 4 ,gl L t .1 Q is 1 W1,f.a, 'J' .J. K' M 2' l I 1 ll Ji Amex ey' 1 ' . 4 -ga ,, .. Q J K 4. ' Zu 'W'-4 w mv . 142, 1 g If 1..,, W g E I '. v an , Q ' , ,f f nf .IW-. . '1 ., gg, 7: 1' . V 3132 7. I . ,Q , ., ' , it Y -'T f r, f' . WT .1 if 4519? B Williams, C. Brown, B. Slaughter, B. Thompson, L. Moss, M. Washington, L. Cfilmore, L. Wilson, O. ' 'P.HlesL.Mar Griffin,,R. Liddell, M. Draper, D. Bingham, B. Marshall, E. Pope, 1. Vaughn, M. Davis, o m , shall, D. Byrd, C. Dison, I. Ross, S. Frazier, D. Carroll, I. Day, E. Edwards MATH CLUB 'C- 'W-Al- LUNFIBURATIONS JB' C. Fair, S. Foster, I. Mack, A. Atkinson, S. Richardson, C. Moore, C. Cooper, A.V. Roper, K McFarland, C. Walton, R. Charleston, B. Funches, H. Craft, B. Harris, A. Lee, I. Thompson SPEAKING 84 DEBATINCI 51 E,-r..,2-.. 'f'- '-- 2, , E394 Q D. King, J. Washington, V. Greene, M. Draper, C. Bishop, Mrs. B. Stokes, V. Stamps, F. Butler, I. Bradley, M. Mims, B. Fields, C. Mack, T. Brookshire, C. Bradley, S. Moore, T. lelks, 1. Mal- lett, C. Dixon g - ,. ,km Q I' . Q 4 xxx 3 gm' '- B.. - -. N . W f 42 'E wa P 'ui -ff V' 'A , 4... '-4 nfl Drill team works to make every move the perfect one. IROTC 1 5 ' F , ,,, W, Mm rmfg H.. -Mfg' 7 I' Y, ' ' ff f r, f . M H , .. ,. X www 92:25. ' H ,,, Q ,',f.,., 1, Q . ,NM i 1-at M- ff g., 7, ' 1 ..,j,1iza. rua. x. '1 ,X 1 P y ., f ' we 'tl 4 .-fr f K . f r-Q rg e , .4 -. ?:l 'f'- 'f -'75 V-Qw.f'-ffJ3'??3'y1 4' , 4 N-wwf, .412 me f.Qf5T2 eia f 'fn 'f5fff ' - ' - f . , , , ,, ,V f. V- .,:- A M , .X M - ' '. A f, ww . - :,..-'L N .W V xv - W , S. X-,. ' . , r -S . -- ' M I M, f Y. 'S ', J ef .. vb f .1 uw ' -, ' ff :. M -- ' img v ' , A . W , , f , , A Ja it y,'4,:.f5. '13, ef-A., nf.-. xUi'j,,Lf, f' :rf A z 4m.', Y,f5,xg Q,.g xl. 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My ' v:r3 ,?1 ' 5' 1' ,- ' i1: qgf-Wg:f.Q'Y'g!m.2 Q , ,kQ,A711!', .,??'QV, 1535- 5 3' - , 'ig' ',r7'5'1x'bf PQQM . '- if ,F-1' -9: , - ' W-'W ff.. :GL 1 4-KQSIMY-,l1L,'Af -ggi VR-b44,.r:i','r,LA v 413' ev ' ,Qg!:T2',,1y.'aw1,gI - R- K ? If I ,eil ,xl '...,4: figlw-,xl nr X . xl.: A-.Tr ,, ,fir I 4v't,y Tp? Q,3,qg..v:4g,-e'fH1 V l rms 4!,i,-H g!,v.L..l 3 5 , L. y . .4 .sts e Sf -..Y' : + !l1!,-i-Qi,- fn Q. C, Q ,Q v 'iq' . r'f 2:f - ' -' 'j r , A' 3 um? 3. ,5,l, .. 31 ffl- LgKe'L'l5s1?gfa3ggMQ3v4,., Nj STUDENT COUNCIL k A , 1 H. . , ., ... 4 '- 5 1 , , -1, a . ,, F .A e, V - as-X -. Q 13- 1, - I 1- , s 1 3 ,it , is' ' 4 l R 3 , 4 u -N 1, - 4 ,S 'N , , l '43,1 , '13 3:- '- - ' V , A ' - ' ,. It ,, ' 5 -1 51, 1 .. . ' 5 5 X l . I I 5 1 I 2 , S - ffm , .ii I 1 l 'X Rf, S 5 Ll. . lf' z 2- ri id liz? 1 Ki L gd x L Q3 U 2 ' , da it ' .iw . 1. .4,-gg-an-il' '-x, il K Student Council officers are installed. 04, url M E. Stamps, D. King, B. Fields, V. Williams, D. Mack, C. Montgomery, Mr. Curry 54 iii' n ., .lf 4 W' 14 , .f ef w 4 . it Q IENCE CLUB 2- Vs. l W fi E3-1 . f -0 i ffl . l . ,F 3 Miss Piggott, A. German, P. McFarland, D. Tyler, 1. Lewis, C. Nelson, V. Williams, S. Mixon, D. Stamps, A. Morily, S. Nelson, S. Myles, D. Lindsey, A. Thomas, C.. White, A. Harris, A. Roper, R. Williams, B. Tyler, M. Tory, j. Thompson, R. johnson, L. Hill, 1. Mitchell, T. White r-sup.,-.,...,.... - 'wggax-s-V-,fykfs ,Vw . , ., . Miss Evers, sponsor, C. Mack, D. Bishop, C. Bradley, F. Fields, F. Corne lius, F. Butler, S. Thompson USHER CLUB JH-gFl'ug' 2 . PEoPLE 't We the Hindsonian family felt a sense of unity, brotherhood and happiness in sharing the Hind- sonian experience. Despite our individualities, we all had something in common-We all were here, and we belonged here. l 'lf' lllti SCHOOL BCJARD Mr. T.H. Kendall, Ill Chairman Mr Walter Bivens Dr lack Fowler Mr. William Moss New -VKX 55?-FN Qagqgp-F 1 Ei 1' fax ,a 1, .,r. W 1-.i ' afar, , -' 53, Y. L , N egg Mr. D.G. Fountain, jr. Mr. Ellis W. Wright, 1 Secretary l Mr. I. Louis Stokes ,MJ I 1 7 ' -1 3 1 5? , X..,fl A A lj M ,. 1 - V . , A ,. ' V. ' 'J ff J Superintendent Hinds County Agricultural High X- ,gp 'Q an an Friends . . . getting together, finding an outlet to release the pressures of the day, having fun, lending an ear, a voice, passing the time. 51 ADMI I- STRATICN A D FACULTY ,,..,.f-0 ,,,, . ' .yn Principal Arthur Dampier '-,',,A ,, ,WM ' sip,-9 M,-4 ' , .ygra ' . W., . ' .,.-nr-5 tum, W ,f 1- S . gf: A 1 ' 7' ' ,M f- - M, .- ff' ,I ' : :V-an 1 5 X 597 Nw f -V gp K S vfvl' A 'al 'xr W '. U , ll 1f - V Jil: .9 ill: Qi ' A' 'xx , it ,ik , 'A' M A jaw 8 y t if A. ch: , .L ,A V 1. i L 15 9 Zi'-.M ' I' M X w ' , . ,ml 1 1 f,.q.?,,, J 5 ' -f , WMM CRI: .5 ' A A V xr.: . V' ,tn ' uv. . A , A it A g N K ,' i - 4 l , ., 2 .ggl -Q g 5' W f E - V Q 'Ziff 1: , A ' , V451 3, A 5, . .Q ' -4 , .Y V n 18 5, A K . v Y . h '- .N 1 , A ,, . .,,. . K Y .5 -- Q, W A .w.+..,... 58 5 , '4.nx 4 . U in ' ...ar james Sardin Assistant Principal 1 A Eugene Fisher Title I Coordinator If . l 4 X Af I l A ll 9 1,1 .lf- 'v-cw-sewn Mgt. - FACULTY 114 - Y it 'fm 3 L Patricia Anderson Madeline Bell Teacher's Aide Susan Brown Teacher's Aide Mary Erves Math Substitute Foreign Language i Z' 'isis 5 it ,-1 . .f A is t 1' A 'J Q . 1 I' t ' v. 4 4 - ' .Q 'X A '1 ' 'J Y' V Xl vi? K 0 . J . . i E' Nh H Velma Canada Mathematics Nancy Gines Home Economics Patricia Burnett Special Education Myra Black Secretary Af I' mm james Curry Veronica Dampier History C-XT Coordinator Sandra Gray Magnolia Hampton English English FACULTY Melvin Hampton Lloyd Hill History IROTC Sally Hunter Mathematics X 1 Katherine Knight Louis Lee Carolyn Michael Art Band Director Language Arts iff' LW. Owens Ethel Robinson Faye Sardin Vocational Education Teacher's Aide Aide 60 Magdeline jackson Home Economics Carolyn Odems Typing james Sardin Vocational Education 'Hmm gig , f.W aww ' ',:. Mgt g 1 1- Jaffa .4 XX 1, x Band instructor Mr. Lee performs a difficult task on one of the instruments. i Y' ,china FK Barbara Stokes English Helen Warner Lee White Willie Wilcher Counselor Building and Trades English ' SJ aw fc rl tl ft lfffl flint' W4 21 I nl vt .I til CLASS OFFICERS ii SOPHOMORES-Laura Moss-Treasure-rg Ronald Bailey-Presidentg Barbara Thompson-Se- cretaryg Ruby Williams-Asst. Secretary J I- ! K I7 s-Treasurerg Martha Magee-Vice Presidentp Dan King Foster labsentj-President ::2u -....,. -1-'-'...-g.-f W3 5 -Q Q-- -'L'- ' ' ,:-lv I . Wm 0' pf -1 . - lx. IUNIORS-Denver Lindsey-Sergeant-at-Armsp Joyce Mallett-Secretaryg Valerie Stamp- Sergeant-at-Armsg Cornelius Q , :R tl. 1 a ,,, f n -rl ,.a'-4 - fa. .ix 3... -4 1 t + 2 Eg. ,qu SENIORS-Steve McFarland- -Business Managerg Agnes Shel by-Vice Presidentg Samuel Fos- ter-Presidentp Terry White-Secretaryg Antonio Gil- mer-Sergeant-at-Arms 63 Baker, Willie Brooks, Annie Casnell, Donnell Divinity, Dewitt SENICDRS Bingham, Benard 4 ' 'db if fl 62' 's 1 , I 'gf 4423's . - ' f' ff y K , H mf, . f ' f ,W ,M 5 X 1 gffgff Wg 1 1 fefgfi 'I 1, ff f f ls, i ,f, 1 f , if 1 12, J f I M1 i ,f ' f v A Brown, Josephine Bradley, Cassandra R1 Brown, Vertina Cole, jacqueline , A ll 1- JD W as 1 A I 4 Dixon, Cedric Curtis, Daphne 'Us llllt Fields, Barbara Bridges, Earlene Brown, Walter RQ Devine, Alverno lr Foster, Samuel Frazier, Lynch ' 1 ,v,,. ,f ' I f N . Gilmer, Beverly 5. ,- 6 4,2221 Wy: -1 4' ' I 1 I 'vV 1 fl rg Y , Hampton, William Holmes, Melody SENIORS German, Alean Gordon, Dianne Henley, Beverly Holmes, Paulette German, Donald Griffin, Aundra 4 Hill, Wyesinger Hubbard, Gynthia Gilmer, Antonio Griffin, Wardell Hodge, Andrew limerson, john 6 johnson, Calvin Kimble, Clayton lx' I f'Vl I X 'll l lillla , , I , Mack, Debra , , ,, A, ff Mims, Mimmie itil' I SENIORS lohnson, Ricky Kelly, josephine Kelly, Vivian Kyles, Iessie Luckett, Commeda Mack, Clara McFarland, Perry McKenzie, Greg MCPl'1earson, Eva 'il ' fir Montgomery, Cynthia Montgomery, lnette Morrison, Bonita SENIORS Mosley, Annette Mosley, jennifer Nutall, Darlene Owens, Thomas Pope, Eartha 'fb Shelby, Agnes Robinson, Eddie l Q N.: l' . alllll Slaughter Barbara I ,in ms Myles, Gloria Noel, Henry P. 'A Paige, Sandra 'l Perkins, Marilyn Rozell, Sandra Shears, Archie Smith, Darlene Stamps, Wanda , Qi, 1, i Stevens, losie Thomas, Gerald ' Q 1 ' 4 wx? Turner, Barbara O--1 L.. Washington, Merry ,rata SENIORS ' -sqiygzg 5 -'r 'Ei Stone, Gloria Thompson, Carl Turner, Marcellus Watts, Robert Taylor, lulius Terry, Dorothy Thompson, Charlene Trimble, Sarah Vaughn, jackie Veal, Antonio Webster, Benard Webster, Patricia SENIGRS 'Vt Weeden, Norman West, Patricia White, Terry Williams, Bonita Williams, Elilabefh Wilson, Carolyn Wilson, Geraldine Womack, Debbie Young, Lora ......-i :A , l J l fl tt f-W Sam and other senior Class members discuss senior trip. af? l JUNIORS fx Adams, Kenneth Allen, Alfred Allen, Alfreda Barnes, Cheryl Bishop, Carla Bradley, Iacqueline Braggs, Teresa Brooks, Gloria 4 an b ,Al U. i if n a Brookshire, Terry Brown, Clayton Burney, Adline Burns, Michael Butler, Frederick Carroll, Patricia Coleman, Evelyn Coleman, Samuel L... IUNIGRS 4 1 -5 Cfafff MacArthur Davis, Micheal Davis, Sandy Dawson, Valerie 'i -,Q W r S ' 5 lag' Dixon, Christopher Dixon, Deborah Dixon, S-hirley Dotson, Nancy .351 Dolson, Stanley Edwards, Alma Evans, Bertha Fair, Carolyn , 'S Foster, Cornelius Franklin, lohn Frazier, Sarah Funches, Barbara IUNICDRS Fultz, Pamela Gates, Mabel Gilmore, jerry , NIJ' ft Us A Goodlett, Adrien R Gordon, Wayne Green, Michael .,5,a-vs., if in , lr Hamilton, Refuge Hampton, Rhonda Hemphill, Tim Hill, Lonnie Hill, Michael Holmes, Paulette Gilmore, Robert Green, Valerie Henderson, Elizabeth jackson, Brenda jUNIORS jelkg, Tammie johnson, Louis johnson, Nellie johnson, Paul ,dl f M ' Q f - ,Af johnson Ronnie johnson Zelma King, Dan King, Debbie 'll Knight, Dwight Kyles, Dennis Lee, Angela Lee, Sharon Levi, POVTYG Lewis, Calvin Lewis, jacqueline Liddel, Rose Liddell, Patricia Mack, lvory Marshall, Lee Arthur , ,, 'l . . W. rr, .tus ',:r A 'l, ff!! :MU ri .lle ' rt! 'r .ff ll' 5 Morgan, Calvin IU IORS 5 X ' ' A Lowe, Steve Q X l L S-.X X' ' if W Mack, Ronald .N Aw 5. ' - 4 McFarland, Kenneth Nelson, Cynthia li ll 4 x . KN 'S' i . ,I X -xv ,L -Q r 9 ri L si l sw W? c Lindsey, Denver Mallett, loyce Mixon, Cassandra Nelson, Willie Lynch, Dwight , i S Marshall, Becky Moore, Shunta Nicholas, Terry ,IUNICRS I 5 Xi! t s Q it X5 Richardson, Jarvis Richardson, Sharon Ross, loyce Rozell, Patrick 'x,fY'4Wwg ,, .w , Salone, Glen Sanders, julie Shears,-Lester Shears, Mary Smith, Stanley Stamps, Jeanette Stamps, Sherrie Stamps, Valerie SWGEIHFISYOFW, Taylor, Gloria Terry, Rosie Thompson, Debbie Tammy IUNIORS Thompson, james Thompson, john Vaughn, jerry Wallace, Mark Welch, Robert West, Otis l I if L1 Wilson, Belinda Wilson, Floyd , ,RL x 1 Turner, ReElla Tyler, Darlene Washington, Joyce Washington, Stanley White, Larry White, Lillie '-L.-'17 :Tie--. Williams, james Williams, Vickie IUNICRS ,, . ef. ,Q it , .., 4, i ,gt N I J F Q ,M A gy aww Q , 4 V 4 A ' --f 5 i WH I Valerie Stamps, a junior, waits patiently on Mrs. Black. V x 5, ml 5 Rai' These juniors work toward carving their future SOPHGMORES Bailey, Ronald Barnes, lamel Bishop, Lafran Bracey, Kenneth Bracey, Yvonne Bradley, Kenneth Brooks, Kim Byrd, Debra Carroll, Debra Caston, Emmett Craft, Hazel Davis, Alexander DHWS, Phyllis Caston, Willie Clark, Bobby Coins, David SCPHOMORES fi iw iii, f Collins, Mildred Cornelius, Faye Divinity, Linda Dixon, Laffy Devine,AMonte Dotson, LaWrGr1CG Draper, Michelle Draper, Marie si Sf ilfj Edwards, Ethel Fair., Karen Floyd, Christine Foster, Eric Wag.: bg 5 . C Frazier, Brenda Frazier, Lisa Funches, Michael Gaddis, Arlander .exif 'fra-Mi is ffiwif A w k flair , l fl SOPHOMORES ,Q Gatewood, Patricia Gilmore, Linda A i Griffin, Olla Griffin, Robert i Harold, Bernadene Harris, Anita 'srl- x D lamison, Simuel limrnerson, Linda Griffin, jesse Grisler, johnny Griffin, Tfimmle Griffin, Walter Herring, Sharon Hughes, Ora 5 we , .g ' gl N N johnson, 1. D. Kelker, Clifton 30 i SOPHGMCDRES Kelly, Cedric ,y A ,P gil gig 1' L is King, Annette Lomax, Stanley McCadney, Lisa Q 'igrsaurzsg Lu gbEEl.:.H .1 McPhearson, Golie ,. i L- il Morily, Alice , Mitchell, jerry affix Moss, Laura johnson, Leroy Q L ' McFarland, Patrick Montgomery, Tracy Myles, Shelia Lodge, james ,-of McKenzie, Cassandra '. 51 ll A I -' Q x Moore, Clyde Newson, Linnie SCPHOMORES Nichols, Marcellus Perkins, Shirley Powell, Sylvia PHC9, Stanley Richardson, Barbara Riptoe, Earl Robinson, Margaret Robinson, Pelvia Roper, A. B. ROUGH Alma Sanders, Shirley Savannah, Gail it s .1 - .l .K Shelby, Debra Singleton, Michael Spann, jimmy Stamps, Donna SOPHGMORES R ri s .1 ' ' T 1. . , ' ' l. - r . Swanigan, Robert Terrell, Frances Thomas, Angela Thompson, Barbara hw. ' 23 'tu' fx 'X LR - X, 4 ' ln Q- A 5 f 'S lg rt Q lk QW ' 'lr all Thompson, Eric 'M Tyler, Brenda Wells, Bertha Thompson, john Thompson,-Shirley Walker, TYIQHQ Walton, Clinton slletglli Williams, Ruby Wilson, Linda I T . XTX Thompson, Quinton Walton, Sherrina Wright, Reginald THE UPWARD BGUND PROGRAM OFFERS REWARDING EXPERIENCES B. Slaughter, B. Gilmer, Ms. Tanner-Coordinator, j. Washington, O. Hughes, C. Brown, A. Griffin, A Shears, C. Bradley, A. Allen, L. Young, B. Williams, M. Shears, D. Curtis, T. Montgomery, V. Kelly G Harper, C. Mack, D. Terry, S. Lee, A. Lee, M. Davis, P. Carroll, R. Terry, j. Vaughn, A. Mosley, A Brooks, C. Fair, C. Foster, A. Gilmer, E. Edwards, W. Griffin, A. Edwards, B. 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'HL 84 do MR. 84 MISS UPWARD BCJUND Ni- at Alf d All my LorlaeYounEn H i. UlC's Program Offers Rewards Many students took advantage of UlC's Upward Bound Program, which offered them countless and rewarding experiences. Each Saturday students were exposed to activities that aimed at improving their academic and social performances. Mathematics, science, and English courses,as well as music, drama, art, and career awareness constituted the specific areas of concentration. However, recreational and cultural enrichment activities were also a part of the program. Along with activities on campus and in jackson, a three-day trip to Biloxi was planned for the summer months during which time the students were hosted at a banquet honoring their achievements. Hinds County AHS participant Cornelius Foster placed second in the State Scholar's Bowl comprised of Upward Bound students. This made him eligible to participate in the National Scholar's Bowl in Atlanta, Ga. Cornelius, spending four days in Atlanta, represented the program well. He said the competition was great. All participants saw the program as a medium through which they achieved beyond their expectations. They look forward to next year's continuation of the program. CrlFTED A D TALE TED DEPARTME T i X -L. is if left fir , 'i aff' l Q x K 1 .- z . I-X ' Q ff-A-: ,L at-Q A s.gL T,f A .1 ill ' -,lm-.7,: A T as L Mrs. Dampier, instructor, Valerie Dawson, Rhonda Hampton, Cheryl Barnes, loyce Mallet, Cynthia Montgomery, Calvin johnson Cornelius Foster, Barbara Fields, Samuel Foster, Michael Green 86 GIFTED A D TALE TED PROGRAM Intelligence, creativity, versatility and enthusiasm are the terms that describe the gifted and talented students at Hinds. The U.S. Office of Education reports that a gifted student may excell in intellectual or academic ability, leadership, creativity, visual or performing arts. With this concept in mind, teachers of the gifted and talented students realize that the students need and require special attention. As teacher coordinator of the C-XT Program, Mrs. Dampier seeks to meet the special needs of all GXT students by planning a well-rounded enrichment program-one that provides numerous leaving as well as rewarding experiences. 5, , 4 Q l 3 5. fs? . l' Lf-1' I l gf I. . , it , I . 1 .1 . ' . I... . if f . nw. 1 I I K . - - ' XXX X , ,,,..:,.u--f-1 87' STAR-TEACHER l x , ,jg ,Q Til, . lr '1l ' ' C , -it ,K 4: Nfx fs - 54,5 QMS, l l X 'J Mr. 1. W. Owens Mr. john Wesley Owens has been named Star-Teacher of the 1980-81 school term. A graduate of Alcorn State University and Tuskegee Institute, Mr. Owens has worked at Hinds for more than fifteen years. Along with teaching vocational agriculture Mr. Owens has advised an FFA chapter every year. The many ribbons, banners, and plaques displayed in his department are all indica- tions of his devotion to his field of work. Over the years he has steered teams of students in the FFA to winning the Parliamentary Law and Opening and Closing Ceremony contests on the local and state levels. This year Mr. Owens felt very proud that one of his chapter members was elected to a state office as Vice President of the organization. Mr. Owens is to be commended for his work, as it merits our praise. at X STAR-STUDENT Having made a composite score of twenty-three on the ACT and having ranked number one in his class, Bryan Stamps was named Star-Student 1980-81. He has been an honor student throughout his elementary and high school years. Bryan participat- ed in many clubs and organizations. Bryan was a member of the tennis team, honor society, annual staff, and FFA in which he held state office as vice-president. His leadership capabilities were most instru- mental in his being elected to this post. His hobbies are photography, playing tennis, singing, playing the piano, and reading. Upon graduation Bryan will pursue an undergraduate degree in Agri-Science at Mississippi State University. L'- 2 Bryan L. Stamps CAFETERIA STAFF sf i .fi r i Standing: Mrs. Susie Miller, Mrs. Bernice Watkins, Mr. Thomas Crisler, Mrs. Naomi johnson, Mrs. Merline Mallett, Ms. Roberta Selmon. Seated: Mrs. Bobbie Cooper, Mrs. Nona Moore, Mrs. Alma Hamilton bi Mrs. Mary Rogers Manager qi ' i -if ' L. Mrs. Priscilla Davis, Title I Secretary J N Mr. Andrew Williams, Custodian Reflections of the Hindsonia Experience Y H ' f'53'V'f f 'Jvx , A f, - . ,J I1 'W wg wwq. -f+-1--ml L, if fy, .ir Mr. Lee works diligently to help the H ds AHSXU I C band perform its best. iii iiiii I P 'U 1 A 2 i 5 , Q-vvffx. A X . .N Q of 25 Media students of the GXT program demonstrate what they've learned in their class under Mr. McQuitter. 's Mr. Owens teaches his students varied vocational skills. Q3 REFLECTICJNS 'f -h 2 5 'fwx jx vs. -' ' , i . , xg V if . fy,-fx 2--,mg 1-.F V- , . ' 523 5 ! -4' ,Ui-L' 'WE f , , H - . z -- ,df -f ww 2 ,,. .' w -' .'v', .rm X-5 ,M ' -, ,, , . .,-. , , L , M ,i j 4' - afg, . I Vg- V ,. M.f,:, , 'I 'f-'.- J w yggm . f X A 3, , X Zffwf if If 2, N254-'V' -, W, 51:-yf A Q f: 2 ' 'X x aw : ' 'lf Wu- f 5 ,r ' - fy A W - , 4' 'f 2-' .. . -Q-lff , ' , 1' I.: 9 'Q 'i f'i,3fl,,, , . ' ,fx ff 3, 3 55, 3 5 43,6 K, , L W., , 4 ., M ,A ,W X V Mg ri. ,, Q V,x .M , ,, Q y, 5, , V ' 1 v , A .. gym 4 4, M ' . A A A, f A 1 we . .I - ' v ' ,W ' '. Q- iq., ', , ,I s Q ' Q' , f 4 , ' . I ii l , . J' MTM-'F' , I, v hx I I L I f N R 1 Y:- X K ' A P -1 1 -:Y Z -. :QW . i ,, ! :, Q- X , f 2' E Q , ' y l' Q L , 3 f' E 3 x , -...M-N' ,' f, ,- 'ii wx f 'qq' 1 A A 'A Ag X M- at W V . 1 x L I' N Yi+ if if Hindsonian Staff: L. Youny, E. McPherson, I. Stamps, G. Thompson, C. Foster, C. Fair, A. Mosley, S. Richardson A Shelby Brooks, V. Kelly, 1. Vaughn From The Editor's Pen The 1981 production of the Hindsonian Experience is an extraordinary account commemorating another fruitful year at Hinds AHS. Granted that a picture only grabs half a split second, we, the staff, have dared to capture all our experiences along with their significance and glory. As editor of The Hindsonian, I feel very proud of having shared in putting together this account of our experiences. For me the task was quite a challenging experience-one that will pay dividends. I wish to express my sincere thanks to the staff for its hard work. Next, a special thanks goes to our advisor Mrs. Hampton and our photographer Mr. Robert Anderson. It was with all our efforts that this book was completed. I am sure the staff joins me in hoping that this book will always rekindle the memories of a glorious year behind us. Alverno M. Devine glial-vwamf X Jlkr, cliieplw-1 Editor 'III if I IQ' -M W fi . rg-Q! 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