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

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PECI SALUTE Because of his perpetual love for music and his intense desire to see those students with great musical inclination reach the peak of their potential, we take off our hats to this man of uncomparable qualities. He is a gentleman who has not only been employed here for more than two decades. but has given many the base for a very profitable career in the music field. His character has made him well-known and respected by individuals throughout the United States. He instills in his pupils the will to accept nothing less than perfection in their performances. Throughout his teaching career, he has touched many lives and steered many individuals in the right direction. He and his marching bands have participated in parades galore while his concert and swing bands have titillated audiences for years. He has great rapport with his students and is genuinely concerned about all with whom he has contact. For these reasons and many more, the Hindsonian proudly salutes MR. LOUIS EDWARD LEON LEE, a man among men.

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As fate has it, you always look back on the past and reminisce from time to time. How well you remember You people move on out of the halls now , Hand in your assign- ment , Gimme your fries g HAIASA-the Number One Chapter g Who is that talking about beating those Bulldogs? g I have an appointment to see the nurse , Hey! Bo DidIey! g Please disregard the bell , Tweet! from Mr. Lee's whistle. You can see yourself sitting next to your best friend in your favorite teacher's classroom, pondering what the next assignment will be, knowing that whatever it is, it will be meaningful and you will get it done. How well you remember those routine encounters-fried chicken on Wednesdays, JROTC cadets in uniform on Thursdays, drill teams practicing in the streets, drummers practicing at the second period, class meetings, club meetings, assemblies, social activities, lunch period, daily class work, concerned teachers and staff members, chatting with friends, making new friends, and making impressions on students, faculty, and friends. Even though your encounters seem trivial and your accomplishments few, you get joy and pride from hearing others say YOU DID IT! Jennifer Turner does what she loves best. 1 I Q..- B... i- Q: It fist' aff a if 'N-N ,-5 Mr. Lee and his group provide live entertainment during an assembly program. 4 f-5 X