Callaway High School - Lesprit Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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RING! AND THEY ' RE OFF! .Who will win Beat the Bell ? THAT ' S NOT HOW I HEARD IT. Early risers loiter to gossip. I KNOW I LEFT IT IN HERE SOMEWHERE, says Debbie Rid- SLEEPING BEAUTY, Keith Sharp, dozes off in the tran- dle as she systematically searches through her locker. quility of the library. Halls and Lockers, Library and Study Halls 19

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Although often mis- treated or dropped for a bet- ter edition, battered books found santuary in lockers, study halls, and the library. Amid all the noise and commotion of in-between classes, discarded books were recklessly dropped into lockers. When these lockers reopened, how- ever, the abandoned volumes got their revenge by falling on the victim. In addition, locker partners stored novelties and con- versation pieces ranging from last week ' s sack lunch to dirty gym socks in their tiny compartment. Although areas of rest and contentment proved few and far between, one such place did exist. With a pil- low of books, tranquil day dreams and quiet naps could be experienced in the bore- dom of the uncomfortable auditorium while in study hall. In the hushed atmos- phere of Callaway ' s library, 15,945 books and 62 dif- ferent titles of magazines found themselves pulled from the shelves of enjoy- ment and research. After these three informative and interesting paragraphs on booky places, one can con- sider the matter dropped. FREEDOM. Students choose many varied ways to spend their free time in study hall BREAK THE BOREDOM. Spirit week helps beautify the halls. DANGER FALLING BOOKS. Bob McLeod ' s books crush Cralg Anderson. 18 Halls and Lockers, Library, and Study Halls

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HEARTBURN HAVEN There was this place That I was forced each day That smelled quite sick Nothing like a cafe. They told me that I Was suppose to eat This soybean patty Called mystery meat. They took all my money That was forty-five cents 1 ate all the food. This fact I lament. My poor tender heart Burned for a week. That place has got nothing My sack lunch can ' t beat. WHAT, I I0 TWINKIE! Mitch Forrester is awed by the contents of his lunchbox. DROP OUT. Jim Salter disposes the remains of his lunch. SUMMARY. This says it all. 20Aunchroom