Callaway High School - Lesprit Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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Ricky Byrd Kenny Calhoune Margaret Callaway Teresa Cannon Lisa Carballo Craig Carey Patrice Carpenter Debra Carr Alice Carter Alan Cash Melinda Chamblee Sidney Chapman Bo Chastain Paula Cathey Benny Chisholm a touch of class The senior class elected Cindy Hutto and Don Horn as their class couple. Miss Senior Class, Cindy Hutto, dedicated herself to three years of cheerleading at Callaway. In her senior year she served as president of DECA and head cheer- leader. Mr. Senior Class, Don Horn, dedicated himself to three years of football at Callaway. A very athletically inclined young man, Don excelled as a running back on the Charger offense. The senior class sector of govern- ment was dominated by the three class officers. President Ed Sher- line, Vice-President Thomas Powell, and Secretary-Treasurer Phyllis Hayes. All three worked equally hard toward class day and graduation, as they planned activi- ties for the senior class. Class couple. Cindy Hutto and Don Horn took the titles of Miss Senior Class and Mr. Senior Class. Seniors 105

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Elected officials. Ed Sherline, Phyllis Hayes, and Thomas Powell lead the senior class as president, secretary-treasurer, and vice- president, respectively. Carole Borst Jacqueline Bowman Beth Boyd Kyle Braden Robert Branson Cathy Brinston Felice Brown James Brown Olivia Brown Terry Brown Reginald Bruce Jacqueline Bruff Juliet Bryant Ben Buckley Susie Budrich David Burks Kim Burnette Chandra Burns Floyd Burton Catherine Butler 104 Seniors

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Charles Chisholm Steve Churchman Alvin Clark Kim Clark Loretta Clark Faye Clerk Annette Cleveland Russ Clower Annette Cobb Phillip Coleman the upper class The names of the Senior Favorites, selected by the senior class, were voted on at an earlier date. Enclosed in sealed envelopes, the nanies made their way to the annual room for an official counting. The identi- ties of these people remained a se- cret until the big night. Lisa Car- ballo, acting as mistress of ceremo- nies, announced the names, and the 14 people, out of their regualr blue jean attire, walked up to the stage, serenaded by applause. Mr. and Miss Callaway also became known at that time. They received this honor by the same means as the favorites, with all the open senior slots filled the stage shone with faces. The chosen class members took their positions as deemed by popular vote to be forever favored. Solemn men and smiling women. Seniors Patrice Carpenter, Roy Berry, Robin Also- brooks, Cleo Armstrong, Deanna Plunkett and Ed Sherline react differently to being named Senior Favorites. 106 Seniors