Callaway High School - Lesprit Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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tatives to come and tell seniors what made their school the very best. The guidance department also had the job of interpretat- ing test scores for Bewil- dered students in additior to helping with class choice forms and sending out transcripts. Mr. Har- rion, in his new position as attendence counselor, held the title of the most traveled faculty mem- ber. His daily trips through the parking lot and to local hamburger joints rounded up the delinquents who decided to go out for lunch. Ms. Tiny Bell Anthony Ms. Ruth Davis PAPER UNBRELLA. Lamar Nesbit and Buddy Wynn brave the rains at the first Greenville game. Ms. Ellie Goivinazzo Mr. Gene Harrion COUNSELOR Gene Harrion and Peter Stewart, Director of Minority Affairs at the University Medical Center, discuss aspects of medicine. Ms. Ethline Stewart THE ESTABLISHMENT Administration, Counselors 103

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Jerome Smith George Manning Lamar Nesbit Peggy Samuels As the years passed, one group of Callaway re- gulars continually failed to graduate. Known as admin- istrators, counselors, and secretaries, they gathered everyday in their air-con- ditioned castles separated from the common life. The front office served as the receiving room for the school. All visitors checked in through Ms. Brinkley as she tried to balance the books and get all the phone messages straight. Ms. Samuel oked dismissals and issued Class I ' s and ll ' s while she typed absentee and cut lists. Enforcing the rules of the school fell on the shoulders of Mr. Manning, Mr. Nesbit, and Mr. Smith. The members of the cut list made daily appear- ances before the assistant principals for sentenc- ing. Mr. Smith served as the school ' s PR man along with coordinating the roles of the faculty and stu- dents. All the administra- tors pulled double duty by keeping traffic moving in the halls and making sure the lunchroom stayed clean. In order to help stu- dents reach a decision about a vocation, the guid- ance department sponsored a career emphasis month in February. Speakers from 36 different job areas vis- ited Callaway and talked to students interested in their field of work. Trying to match the right person with the right college required that counselors provide time for college represen- 102 Administration, Counselors

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INVOLVEMENT Ms, Elizabeth Alexander Coach Charles Allman Ms. Susan Allman Ms. Eula Anderson Ms. Gloria Bell Ms. Betty Berry Coach Skippy Bilbro Ms. Mary Ann Boling Ms. Anne Booth Ms. Diane Braddy Ms. Mary Brooks Ms, Shelly Cleland Ms. Effie Collins Ms. Louise Chancellor Ms. Athenet Cotton Ms. Rebecca Dawkins Coach Hill Denson Ms. Sue Dicteon SECOND HAND ROSE, Blooming Becky Dawkins possesses true fifties beauty. 104 Faculty