Callaway High School - Lesprit Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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A World Of Folks Students gave the school its personality, and Callaway proved to be no exception. Housed within our walls lurked a variety of students. Harry High School joined every organization and attended every school function. A walking pep rally ' he ex- uded enthusiasm for his school. Susie Socialite Flitted around the halls, oozing sweetness and greeting everyone who was someone. She joined organiza- tions too, but just the ones that will further her career. On the other hand, Alison Apathetic did not join a thing. She expressed an I don ' t care attitude. Jerry Jock believed that school existed for athletic events. He walked the halls each day, proudly sporting his letter- jacket. Around the card catalog peeped Bobby Bookworm. He ar- rived early and stayed late. He had no time for extra curricu- lar activies or clubs. He just studied. No one knew why Roger Rowdy came to school. He didn ' t attend classes. He raced up and down the hall with occa- sional side trips through the li- brary. All types of students comprised the personality of a school. And Callaway had them all. (Top left.) Caught by the camera. Ann Larimore and Jimmy Bethea pass away their time in the gym on a Fri day game day. (Top right.) Surely, I ' m working! Lee Ann Murray and Coleen Down- ing take notes for their English term papers. (Bottom left.) The Syndicate. Ben Buck- ley, an official syndicate member, poses for a brief shot in uniform. (Middle right.) Buried alive. Mr. Ray Holder lies immobile, a victim of the program phantom. (Bottom right.) Packed with pep. The senior class crowds together on the gym bleachers and cheers for the upcoming game for the duration of activity period.

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Still smiling. Mrs. G. ' s friendly smile always adds cheer to the guidance office. Mary Adams: Fundamental Math Susan Allman: World Literature, Creative Writing Eula Anderson: English 10 Tiny B. Anthony: Counselor Gloria Bell: American Government, Sociology Dr. Ann Boling: Algebra II, Accelerated Math Ronnie Brinkley: Administrative Secretary Mary Brooks: Economics, American Government, World History Louisia Chancellor: Typing, Business Law Effic Collins: Algebra I, Consumer Math Athcnet Cotton: English 11 12 Coach Hill Denson: Health Mac Dismuke: ESAA English Nancy Doty: Spanish 1, English 11 Sarah Dyess: Counselor Bella Gong: English 10 98 Administration and Faculty