Callaway High School - Lesprit Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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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

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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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Mr. And Miss Callaway Parade of Personalities took place on December 15, and the peoples ' choice became public. The annual staff sponsored the affairs of the evening as a money making pro- ject. The activities commenced at 7:30 P.M. in the Callaway auditorium. The highlight of the evening was the announcement of Mr. and Miss Callaway, the school ' s most cov et- ed award. When nominations were held in October, only two names occured repeatedly as nominees, Perjetta Smith and West Sweatt. Because of this phenomenon, the two well-deserving individuals took their titles without the ballot approval of the already unanimous student body. Perjetta Smith has served as Presi- dent of both the Junior class and the student body. She held posi- tions of leadership on the ESSA committee and the PTSA board. In the community she has made con- tributions by staying envolved in both SUPCO and Junior Achieve- ment. Perjetta also served for two years on the annual staff, people section. In West Sweatt ' s three years at Callaway, he served as vice-presi- dent of the Sophomore class, the Junior class, and the student body. He also worked on the ESSA com- mittee all three years. In both his Sophomore and Junior years. West was elected a class favorite by his peers. He contributed to the com- munity by serving as president of the Mayor ' s Youth Council. West also worked on the annual staff. The glamor of the honor only last- ed for one evening. However, West and Perjetta ' s pictures took their place in the front office to stand the test of time. Beaming enthusiastically. Perjetta Smith poses for her picture as Miss Callaway. Alan Aldridge Wayne Alexander Angela Allen Debra Allen Robin Alsobrooks Carla Alston Susan Ammons Joeneath Anderson Mona Anderson Patricia Anderson Gretchen Andrews Kathy Archer Gary Ard Lorin Arinder Cteotha Armstrong Seniors 102