Yazoo City High School - Mingo Chito Yearbook (Yazoo City, MS)

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SUPERINTENDENT May the Mingo Chito recall to you many dear memories and pleasant associations in Yazoo City High School. May the factual information, mental and manual skills, social qualities, and cultural training acquired here enable you to live worthily in a democractic society and assume greater responsibilities for its wise direction and improvement! My best wishes go to you, the Seniors of 1948, as you grapple with the problems of tomorrow. n U i tW Superintendent

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BOARD OF EDUCATION MEMBERS F. M. Patty, President C. H. Henick Dr. Gilruth Darrington T. H. Norman L. J. Wise

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PRINCIPAL I congratulate the senior class of 1948, the annual staff, and its sponsor in making the second edition of the Mingo Chito possible. Your progress and contribution to life and society will be watched with keen interest and appreciation. You can promote the great American way of life only if you contri- bute an honest, sincere, and intelligent participation in com- munity and governmental affairs. May I challenge you to a carefully planned life of service with faith in your fellow man, and most of all faith in God. Your friend, Charles L. McCormick