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Table of Contents Faculty 21 -34 Classmates 35-130 Junior High 131-154 Advertisers 155-178 Index 179-184 4 A utographs 185-192
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1963 Dedication A warm smile, a helping hand, a quiet personality, and a serious devotion to his profession typifies this person who has served the youth of Yazoo City High School for many years. He is one who has guided us as a teacher and a friend. May time treat him gently and smile kindly on his efforts to make this a better school and a better world in which to live. It is with this thought that we dedicate the 1963 MINGO CHITO to Mr. Kenneth W. Buckley. Taking time out from his school duties, Mr. Buckley spends an enjoyable afternoon playing ball with his children. Kent and Joan listen attentively as their father reads the eve- ning devotional. An enthusiastic outdoorsman, Mr. Buckley seemed satisfied over a day's catch. Fishing is only one of his hobbies. 3
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Milestones of a year at YHS began with September. Anticipating a year crowded with activities, students once again streamed onto the campus with enthusiasm. Physical Ed classes started off with a bang as Coach Hollingshead intro- duced new techniques. The band stepped forth into a bright new year, sporting the school colors of black and red. September i 8:30 a.m., September 6, 1962, students be- gan to congregate on the campus of YHS. Old faithfuls were remembering last year while the green freshmen and new students looked on in bewildered amazement. As the day grew old, classes met, and teachers looked over the new recruits. In September we looked forward to the many sports, dances, dates, and HOMEWORK! One of the many events that took place in the first week was the election of class officers and the installation of the Student Council. Several weeks later the school was in comparative order, except for a few students who still seemed to be con- fused about having six class periods a day in- stead of the regular five. YHS had grown so much that classes had to be held during the seventh period. September was the month of firsts for everyone, and it was just the beginning of a year full of memorable happenings.
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