Callaway High School - Lesprit Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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razzle, dazzle, halt Hup-two-three-four, hup-two- three-four. Classroom activities proved diverse in the Callaway Chapter of ROTC. For one differ- ence, the students taught them- selves and learned basic techniques in first aid and personal hygiene. Because they came in contact with rifles, they learned safety and han- dling of firearms. Under the super- vision of each classroom sergeant students cooperated with other stu- dents to learn leadership abilities. Skits, films and worksheets lent a practical hand to a better under- standing of class discussions. To distinguish the members of the ROTC, Reserved Officers Training Corps, on Thursdays they sported their uniforms. Face forward. R.O.T.C. members look ahead with determined gazes. Tony Tripp Jackie Tucker Valerie Tucker Matrice Turner Charlie Valadie Larry Vance Beverly Van Namen Calvin Vaughn Ellen Walker Gregary Walker Brigette Wall; Kim Walworth Steve Ward Anthony Washington Deborah Washington Jackye Washington Stefan Washington Marcella Watkins Ricky Webster Mona Wertz 122 Seniors

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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

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Jimmy White Marvin White Jimmy Wilcher Tip Wilks Darlene Williams Donna Williams Kathy Williams Timothy Williams Tony Williams Andy Wilson Eddie Wilson Laurie Wilson Tim Wilson Vivian Wilson Questine Winstead Curtis Winters Debra Wood Thomas Woods Robert Woodson In step. R.O.T.C. members practice their drills on the tennis courts. Seniors 123