Callaway High School - Lesprit Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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Jack Shaw James Shelwood Ed Sherline David Simmons Carolyn Simms Regina Simpson Kerry Sims Annette Smith Avoiding the camera. In addition to litera- ture, Robin enjoyed both art and drama. Cora Smith Janet Smith Jennie Smith Lynda Smith Melanie Smith Perjetta Smith Rebecca Smith Sarah Smith Summer Smith Susan Smith Jeffrey Sovelove Johnell Starks Onetta Starling Kyle Stevens Patricia Stewart Peggy Stewart Fredric Stingley Wayne Stover Tammy Sullivan Francine Summers 120 Seniors

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hall of fame Lynda Smith, (pictured left), and David Powell, (pictured on the fac- ing page), filled the fifth and Sixth positions of Hall of Fame. Both Da- vid and Lynda maintained high grade point averages during high school, and both gained entry into the National Ho nor Society. In three years at Callaway, David proved to be a Jack of all trades. In the field of entertainment, David shone in both the Singers and the Thespians. He held membership in Mu Alpha Theta and submitted his writings to both the Thunderbolt and the Postscript. Active in stu- dent government, David served as Chairman of the Constitution Committee of the student council. Also physically fit, David excelled in both soccer and tennis. He ob- tained a tennis letter in both his sophomore and junior years, and he served as permanent team cap- tain of the soccer team. David ' s tal- ents even infiltrated the communi- ty. He served as Cub Reporter for WAPT and obtained the honor of Youth of the Month from the Northwoods Exchange Club. Lynda Smith managed to be both a cheerleader and a chargette in her high school career. In her senior year she served as co-captain of the chargettes. Lynda also held the po- sitions of student council represen- tative and Mu Alpha Theta mem- ber. One of Lynda ' s most outstand- ing accomplishments was being named first, a semi-finalist and lat- er, a finalist in the National Achievement Program. Jackie Robinson Jacqueline Robinson Letha Robinson Mary Robinson Marshall Roddy Kathy Ross Odis Ross Cecil Rouser Karl Rundles Jonathan Russell Paul Saggus Jim Salter Lanet Schisler Ann Scirratt Cheryl Scott Janice Scrivner Billy Scruggs Richie Scruggs Zelda Seaton Doris Sharp Seniors 119

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West Sweatt Chris Sweeney Cindy Szeto Jeffree Taylor Jeffrey D. Taylor Bryan Teel Anthony Terrell Suzette Terry Alfred Thomas Michael Thomas Willard Thomas Dennie Thompson Esella Thompson Jenny Thornton Leigh Till Cecilia Travis Charles Travis David Travis Kim Trehern Debra Tripp hall of fame The last two Hall of Fame inductees both served as editors of school publications. Robin Alsobrooks, (pictured on the facing page), head- ed the Postscript staff while Letha Robinson, (pictured left), worked on the L ' Esprit. Robin nnanaged to stay very en- volved throughout the year. She served as chairman of the Morning Watch staff and a member of the Mime Troupe. With a G.P.A. of 3.8, Robin earned membership in both Mu Alpha Theta and the National Honor Society. Robin stayed both interested and active in politics. At Callaway, she served as a student council representative and a mem- ber of the P.T.S.A. executive board. Outside of Callaway, Robin held the office of State Lieutenant Cov- in was recognized by the Optimist Club as an Outstanding Youth of the Year and was elected a senior class favorite. The final initiate to Hall of Fame, Letha Robinson acted as vice-presi- dent of Mu Alpha Theta and chair- man of the Clerical Committee. Letha held a seat on both the Stu- dent council and the P.T.S.A. ex- ecutive board. Academically in- clined, Letha was named a National Merit finalist, a member of Who ' s Who in American High Schools, a National Commemended Scholar, and Most Intellectual. Letha obtained the title of Youth of the Month from the Northwoods Exchange Club and maintained 4.0 G.P.A. Seniors 121