Callaway High School - Lesprit Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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play ball Faye Clerk and Wayne Stover re- ceived the title of Most Athletic. They gained this honor by excel- ling in at least two sports and re- ceiving a recommendation frorh the coaching staff. Faye Clerk played basketball for three years. A valuable team player, she received the honor of being named to the All-City Team. Al- though basketball monopolized most of her time, she also partici- pated in track and Softball. Wayne Stover played football for three years. A valuable member of the Big Orange, Wayne per- formed double duty, playing split end on offense and deep back on defense. Wayne also excelled at baseball, playing short stop on the Charger infield. On the move, Faye Clerk, Most Athletic, participated in three school sports: basket- ball, track, and Softball. Kerry Prisock Sandra Fulgham Ben Gales Lisa Garner James Geoghegan Ervin Geralds Karl Gilner Joy Graves Sharon Gray Richard Greene Jennifer Gregg Norris Grisham Kathy Groff Kelly Haggard David Hale Seniors 109

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Becky Dix Donald Donclson Darnell Dorn Thedia Dortch Sharon Duke Vikie Dyson Polly Earp Dennis Easley Calvin Edwards Brenda Ellis Leonard Ellis Vivian Elmore Paula Emory Robert Ervin John Etheredge Belinda Evans Beverly Farabee Terri Farrier Dianne Finch Ann Finisor Leesa Forst Lisa Foster Tommy Freeman Able body. Most Athletic Wayne Stover, ex- celled in both football and baseball during his high school career. H V il jSt ' ' ' 108 Seniors

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Keith Hale Earline Hall Robert Hall J.W. Hamcs Wayne Hamilton Sabrina Haney Malcolm Hawkins Susan Hansen Denice Harper Joycelun Harris Namon Harris Robert Harrison Theresa Harvey Sharon Haslov smartie pants Letha Robinson, Lanet Schisler, and Jim Salter earned the title of Most Intellectual. These people were chosen by their final marks from grades 7-12. As unbelievable as it may seem, a tie occured between Letha Robin- son and Lanet Schisler for Most In- telectual girl. Since no clear cut de- cision could be reached, both girls received the honor. Jim Salter stood unopposed as Most Intellectual boy. While attending Callaway, Letha participated in the following activi- ties: Editor of the annual, vice- president of MAG and the National Honor Society. Lanet served as edi- tor of the Thunderbolt and State secretary-treasurer of MA0. Jim Salter held positions in MA0, Na- tional Honor Society, Thespians, and the Thunderbolt staff. All three had maintained a 4.0 G.P.A. T n l HF - JW I I Rj rJB w ' ' J l ' J l bH H - fi llO Seniors