Callaway High School - Lesprit Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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wfevf? 91 :455. Ms. Holder ' s sijcth periog:TCrns into acting class wheh a cameraman from a (oca I TV -station shoots some footage for a n ewS:: show. STOPPIN ' OFF SNAKES! A skeptical Ed Archer looks on as Ms. Mal- donado holds up her reptile friend ( uflKan assembly.

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WILL THAT BE ALL? Karen Hardy waits on Leroy °a?Qe at the Stockade. Dale Woodruff Wanda Woodruff Sam Woods Harriet Vaughn Herman Veal George Yerger Tara York Terry Young Vickie Young Sophomores 187

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Who would have thought that a person would have to wear 2 or 3 layers of clothes just to stay warm in his own house? Well if anyone re- membered anything about 1977, he probably recal- led the bitter cold that enveloped the entire nation. A serious gas shortage forced thermostats to be lowered drastically. Jack- son received her share of the weather with 1 ice storm and 2 uncommon snowstorms. The ice storm and the first snow of 2 inches on January ] 7 mandated that all J PS schools close for a total of 3 days. On January 3] , 4 inches of magic white HAPPY VALENTINE ' S DAY! Charlie Mitchell tries to figure out who will receive Nancy Blalock ' s floral delivery. THE SUAVE SWEATSUITERS. These strange looking athletes double as an enthusiastic group of classroom teachers. The student -faculty basketball game provides the setting for their attire. fell but to the dismay of most, school went right on. in the dead of winter flowers sprung up all over the school. The occasion? Money raising for the Junior-Senior Prom. The Junior class went into the paper florist business on Valentine ' s Day so people could reveal their feelings to others. Stu- dents not only got bom- barded with flower sells but also with pleas to buy candy from every organization. The school ' s enroll- ment reached an all time high of 1577 during the year. In February the Guidence department re- vamped career education by setting aside the entire month for special vocational speakers. Plays, in more than one sense of the word, also flourished during the year. Game plays won the Sub- District Tournament for boys ' basketball team and gained the best record in the city for the soccer team. Drama plays achieved first place for the school with the pro- duction of ALICE IN WONDERLAND at the state competition. In keeping with its hustling- bustling reputation, Cal- laway kept movin ' on. C losing 189