Callaway High School - Lesprit Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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The new box-office smash of the year, The Hall of Fame, produced by the T ' bolt staff, received rave reviews. One of the reasons lay with the fine cast picked from a field of 17 seniors by the student council and the teachers. The actors, all with a 2.6 average, follow: Model Chargette and Captain, Suzanne Blalock, held the title of beautv and Senior Homecoming Maid. The rolls of the ESSA committee, MAG, and NHS also boasted her name. Miss Callaway, Cyn- thia Goodloe, received the honors of Sophomore Homecoming Maid and Miss Sophomore and Junior Class. She lettered in Softball and appeared in Who ' s Who Among High School Students. Musically talented Tim Hogue, participated in the Concert and Stage Bands for 3 years and became a Lion ' s Band finalist. He lettered 2 years in football and belonged to NHS and Who ' s Who. Head Cheerleader, Ruth McLeod, appeared as Sophomore and Junior fa- vorites and Miss Senior Class. She also held the office of vice-president of the Senior Class. Selected as Most In- tellectual, Mickey Nowell also participated in MAG NHS, Student Council and Chess Club. He built sets for the dramatic produc- tions and appeared in Who ' s Who. Roland Powell, Mr. Senior Class, represented Callaway at the YMCA MA intc infc P RE S IDEN Fi m 1 for his T ' bolt newsstGry, i Youth Government Affairs. This Junior favorite also reported for the T ' bolt. A National Merit Semi- finalist, Phyllis Robinson also won the title of Most Intellectual. She partici- pated on the Softball, track, and basketball teams, lettering in the lat- ter two. Senior favorite Deidre Sams held membership in NHS. A Chargette for 2 years, she also appeared in Who ' s Who and served as a Junior Representa- tive. A member of Who ' s Who Patrice Washington involved herself in MAG , NHS, Chargettes, and the annual staff. The honor of Junior and Senior Home- coming Maid belonged to her.

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students already had jobs set up. Callaway could boast of the fact that more than 70% of the class of ' 77 planned to attend college or a university . The remaining 25% intend- ed to enter technical schools, the military, or marry; however, a few still had not made up their minds. Mary Weiss Paula Wenger Jantta Westbrook Ellen Whitaker Belinda C. White Ellen White Sandra White Jennette Whittington Caleb Wilder Kathie Wilkes Alfred Williams Jennifer Williams John Williams Melvin Williams Zetra Williams Herbert Wilson Johnnie Woodard James Wright James Young DECISIONS Seniors 139

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MOST BEAUTIFUL Patrice also claims the title of Jr. Favorite. i) b ERNMEN ' nMRnp. students elected vice-pres. of trie Sophomore class, pres. ■inior class and the student body. She acts lerson of the ESAA Committee and rthe business staff of the L ' Esprit. INVOLVEMENT. A few of Phyllis ' activities include MA©, NHS, ESAA, Student Council, v-pres. of MAG, sports editor for T ' bolt, and co-editor for the Post Script. BUSINESS MINDED. Deirdre serves as secretary of MAO and the Student Council as well as business manager of the L ' Esprit and a ESAA committee member. Hall Of Fame 141