Callaway High School - Lesprit Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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AGONIZIMG LONLINESS. The aban- doned hall stands empty during the summer break. HIGH GRAFFETTI holds the atten- tion of school maintenance w orker. LAWNFAIRY, Coach Allman moonlights during the summer. Summer 11

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BRIEF RELIEF Hot, hotter, hottest- summer - Chargers spent their summers in varied ways. Chargettes, cheerleaders, football players and band members remembered practice and more practice. All students throught back on lazy days and summer fun. Our school underwent a face- lift with new roofing and clean- ups. Void of students, the school building obtained a well deserved rest. Summer jobs played an important part in students ' lives. Hamburger joints, ice cream parlors, grocery stores, libraries, and other lucky businesses acquired the skills of industrious out-of- school youths. Everyone enjoyed the money. By popular demand forty Callaway Singers left the coun- try this summer. The talented troupe spent two weeks from July 22 to August 3 singing and sightseeing. The students under Ms. Neilson ' s direction performed in both Switzerland and Austria. To highlight the adventure, the singers spent a lazy afternoon cruising down the Rhine River in Germany. HEAD IN HANDS, Mrs. Brinkley anticipates tiie beginning of school . PUT YORE SHEWS OWNE! Leigh Till re- primands Pam Cain for her attire. 10 Summer

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NAME: FIRST (day of school) LAST (day of CLEAR THE HALLS! Mr. Smith practices for first day tardies. DEAR GREAT PUMPKIN ... Snapper Estes makes a rough draft on the back of registration forms. V TiJtiSl1iri?w:i. 1 ||h V : . - W «i«aE!jBK2iaKa!C-v- ;. 1 EXPECTATION. Long lines of gourmets back up in hopes to sample the new cuisine. 12 Registration And First Day f -s