Callaway High School - Lesprit Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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the happy homemakers Two groups of people helped give Callaway a homey atmosphere. The Callaway lunchroom staff por- trayed excellent cooperation when it canne to preparing those all fa- mous, type A lunches. The rattling and banging of pots and pans reas- sured everyone of the exhausting work. Under the management of Mrs. Evelyn Griffin, the cafeteria provided tasty meals for all. While the food cooked, Mr. Charlie Jor- dan and other custodians main- tained a clean atmosphere for fel- low Chargers. They promptly re- sponded to the requests of teachers and administrators. With joint ef- fort, a bright image of shiney floors and neatly arranged desks became a daily reality. The contributions of both the cafeteria staff and the cus- todians gave them an important position in the C ' way family. Thanks to these people, Callaway could certainly be described as clean and well fed. Kalhy Lee: Home Economics, American History Coach Tyrce McBelh: Track Nancy McDaniel: Sales Marketing Juanita Messer: Shorthand, Bookkeeping Dorothy Moore: Practical Science Anita Polk: Geometry Edwin Quinn: General Science Biology Catherine Rankin: English 10 James Rochester: Spanish II, German Peggy Samuel: Attendance Clerk Claire Schmid: English 10 11 Durwood Silas: World History 100 Administration And Faculty

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Alice Harden: Physical Education Gene Harrion: Counselor Bobby Hathorn: Biology Dorothy Haynes: Typing I, Personal Typing Betty Hindman: Librarian Ray Holder: Advanced Chemistry, Biology Virginia Holder: Latin Coach Odell Jenkins: Physical Education Carolyn Johnson: Library Secretary Johnnye Jones: English 11, Speech T.M. Kinney: World History, Anxerican Democracy Coach Bill Lea: Physical Education the younger generation of the past Well adjusted. Mr. Gor- den, the new Assistant Principal, fits right into Charger country, sticker and all. Years ago a group of people pre- pared themselves for the roles of leadership and guidance. After graduating from college, they re- turned to high school as the Ad- ministration. Regardless of the number of years they serve, they fail to graduate. They appear to have been forever fated to high school. The counselors in this group ar- ranged and rearranged schedule after schedule. They kept seniors in touch with colleges and universi- ties and provided job opportunities for graduates. The counselors also kept everyone informed on upcom- ing tests, both ACT and SAT dates. Two new people moved on the block in September. Mr. Gorde n filled the position of Assistant Principal, and Ms. Dyess took over as 10th grade counselor. The new administration settled in and set- tled down for the year. Administration and Faculty 99

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Coach Ronald Sills: Driver ' s Education Barbara Singleton: ESAA Consumer Math Jerome Smith: Principal Posey Smith: Career English, New Dimensions Georgia Spencer: Physical Education Barbara Stevens: English 10 H Dottie Strain: Novels , Creative Writing Dorothy Terry: ESSA English Audrey Travillion: Home Economics Belinda Watkins: Consumer Math, Geometry Lisa Welsh: Algebra II Janice White: World History, Journalism Shirley Wicks: Biology Virginia Wilson: Librarian Coach Wansley Wright: Mechanical Drawing, Softball Dorothy Young: Modern Biology , . JCeep ft cleaiTL Tlj |f 2 |ia lie Jordain, ch,»k4rv Eddie Wajifi5iey,-™ji. r, nderson,|JyIs Ertimasi ' oleiTOn and r Willie Da vis, help to mS-ntain the jieat learning Environment -at Callaway. s. JBliy Lee ' ley. lr. Fred Administration And Faculty 101