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

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Dedication As the announcement was made for the 1968 Mingo Chi to Dedication, the entire student body stood, and the auditorium roared with applause. Mr. Richardson, touched by the warm admiration pro- jected to him by the student body, walked slowly to the stage for his well deserved recognition. 'I only wish 1 deserved this honor,” was Mr. Richardson's reply. Indeed he did deserve it, because he gave his classes an atmosphere of Fun in Learning.” He led discussions in which students learned and thought without realizing the value of what they learned. Al- though underclassmen ran past his classroom in ter- ror. Mr. Richardson won the dedication of all his stu- dents because he himself was dedicated. Give up. Mr. Richardson. Chris will kirk (hat pipe again tomorrow anyway. But Mr. Richardson. 1 don’t deserve this. I’m your most obedient student. Mr. Richardson taught phvsics and chemistry by experiments and thought provoking questions. 3

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Foreword During four years at i HS, fond memories are captured and multiplied for hun- dreds of students. There are many activities that are enjoyable and rewarding — the finer things of high school life. The serious sides of high school life are the hours of tedious studying and the determination to reach that special goal. The ball games, dances, and parties are typical of the lighter side of school life. The 1968 Mingo Chito Staff wishes to leave a book of memories for the students at YHS. We hope that this Mingo Chito will be a memorial that you will treasure all of vour life. Table of Contents Mind Spirit Lilt' 108