Callaway High School - Lesprit Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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MUSIC ' ' it . EL, a El 'Af . 1 k. K W .r ,M 53? if yrs Fei . NSLZIT' my Q ,li ' , Cyl? MUSIC DEPARTMENT INSTRUCTORS ARE: James Mullen, Mrs. E. Smith, and Miss Martha Neilson. ' 5 preading the sound . of music throughout Callaway and representing the school in various contests, concerts, festivals, and parades was the music department. The choir, band, and string orchestra each worked to increase the musical ability of their members and the en- tire student body's appreciation for good music. The choir was under the direction of Miss Martha Neilson, the band was led by Jimmy Mullen, and the string orchestra received instruction from Mrs. E. Smith. 5-tu.. The string orchestra, new to Callaway this year, rehearses in the band room.

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HOME ECONOMICS nxn si, . ra. '- 2 f :,' - 'rs 1 Bonita Davis daydreams in Home Ec class. Girls acquired . skills and self-improvement which would help them prepare for roles later in life in home econom- ics classes. Areas which were covered ranged from child care and sewing to cooking and nutrition. Sewing classes were required to sew at least two garments which suited their personalities and enabled them to save money. Cooking classes pre- pared tempting dishes, such as hamburgers and french fries, and learned basic culinary skills. ,J WML .Mi ,.t.,J .E Mrs. Jackson looks on approvingly as her Home Economics class discusses sewing techniques. -ui aebm mwgifqg iii! QQ 'T'V r -,am HOME ECONOMICS TEACHERS ARE: Mrs. Juanita Jack- son and Mrs. Katherine Welch. nw-