Callaway High School - Lesprit Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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Ms. Harriet Fincher Mr. James Fox Ms. Bella Gong Coach Thado Gordon Ms. Alice Hardin Mr. Bobby Hathorn Ms. Dorothy Haynes Mr. Ray Holder Ms. Virginia Holder Coach Odell Jenkins Mr. Doyle Jones Johnnie Jones Ms. Thelma Kinney Coach Bill Lea - V0 A QUICftCyAWGE FROM TRACK SHOES. Ms. Terry take a brief pau apfter racing to her next class within the four minutes thsjpel Is allow between rings. Twelve teachers float or aS itch classrooms each ' period because of space ortagi 106 Faculty

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Ms. Mae Dora Dismude Ay-Y-Y-Y, proclaims Mr. Jimmy Rochester as he reveals his true ki Identity as the Roch. Ms. Lydia Donnell ctrlBliTmg Doyle Jones, and swishing Bobby Ha- Ms. Nancy Doty You don ' t have to be a stu- dent to have Charger spirit. Teachers do, too. They ex- hibited their many different talents throughout the year. Besides helping students re- ceive an education, they participated with them in various activities. The Student-Fac- ulty basketball game on Dec- ember 8 provided entertainment for the entire school. Though the faculty team put forth a great effort- cheered on by the Power of the Pen cheer- leaders-they lost the game 38- 13. Fifties day allowed teachers to relive their highschool days, if not in actuality at least in dress. Teachers sponsored various organizations and, toiling endlessly, they taught classes, graded papers, made out tests, obtained audio- visual aids for their classes, and some even took the time and responsibility to provide on-the-spot instruction through field trips. Yes, teachers did have that Charger spirit. Faculty 105

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Ms. Virginia Lowe IVlr. David IVIayfield IVIs, Nancy McDaniel iVls. Juanita IVlesser Ms, Dorothy Moore Ms. Martha Neilson Ms. Karen Overstreet Ms. Cheryl Payne Ms. Anita Polk Mr. Edwin Quinn Coach Bobby Ray Ms. Alice Reed Ms. Robbie Scott FLOATERS Faculty 107