Callaway High School - Lesprit Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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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}

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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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SHOUT IT OUT! What big eyes you have! The better to see every- thing at pep rallies. What big ears you have! The better to hear the Cal- laway Chargers. My, what big mouths you have.! The better to Shout It Out! This poem summarized exactly what the Callaway Chargers did at the pep rallies. They shouted, and they yelled; they hooped, and they hollered. Ears underwent the bombardment of energetic soundwaves, as excitement rippled through the gym, and con- fetti-showered students gave it all they had. The chant, Get Fired Up, literally described the condition of the spirited students in the gym, and this hot enthusiasm followed the students to the game that night. THE ORANGE MACHINE looks on with mechanical apathy throughout the Murrah pep rally. WAVE ON. The Sophomore class shows high morale under the orange and blue banner. MOONING. Chargettes spell out ' message to Murrah in postscript. f ' r ,mm Pep Rallys 25