Callaway High School - Lesprit Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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VIEWING THROUGH BARS Ms. Halbach adjusts the set HAMMERING, nails Stu Gauntt down. ETHEL, ETHEL, ARE YOU DEAD? exclaims Russ Glower as the rest of the cast looks on. Fall Play 23

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SHOT AT SUCCESS Spagetti, sideshows, and suspense set the stage for Callaway ' s Din- ner Theater. Mountains of noodles and gallons of coke disappeared at the pre- play meal. As a special treat, the Mime Troupe performed for fifteen minutes and captivated the cafeteria crowd. The group acted out events- from an engagement to a gunfight - so well that one almost saw the ring and heard the pistols. The performance of Agatha Christie ' s TEN LITTLE INDIANS that followed proved to be just as pleasing. After eight of the ten characters trapped on an island estate met their deaths, the audience waited nervously to dis- cover who done it. In the end the murderer got a bullet and the arrogant ad- venturer got the young sec- retary. This final shot may have been only entended for the villian, but it managed to hit dead center on suc- cess. NOTICE. Play bill encourages attendance to play SODA FOUNTAIN JERKS. Joe Rucker and Danny McDill pass out the pops. THE BUS STOPS HERE. The mime troupe prepares for an impromptu performance. 22 Fall Play

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STICK UP. Cheerleaders get ready for the Crush. SrpW ■ M ' ' ■ » ■ il .,.a CATCHING IT ' S BREATH, the Junior Class pauses between cheers. 24 Pep Rallys iH iAi mAii}