Callaway High School - Lesprit Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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Crowding together. Junior Favorites Beth Ware, Jobie Hughes, Terri Garrett, Jeffrey Stegall, Shonda Williams, Tommy Shaw, Ramona Applewhite, Louis Brinkley, and Sonya Thompson unite to express their good fortune. Bruce Cheatham Ruby Clark Katherine Clark Michael Clay Jackie Clerk Gary Clincy Keith Clingan Tina Coker Charles Cole Debbie Coleman Paul Coleman Tangie Coleman Thomas Colemar Terri Collins Linda Conley Angle Cook Janet Copeland Margaret Cote Pat Coughlin Michael Cousin Tommy Cravens Tracy Cravens Lee Crockett Debbie Cruse 127 Juniors

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Helen Buchanan Michael Buchaulter Angela Burchett Cheryl Burnett Pangic Burns Leisa Burt Chuck Bush Martin Butler Rhonda Butler Anthony Cage ' ivian Campbell David Cantrell Barbara Carter Julie Carter Michael Cater Doug Chambers Brenda Chambliss Lewis Chambliss the middle class For ten deserving juniors. Parade of Personalities, brought the high- light of their second year at Callaway. A vote of their peers bes- towed upon them the honor of class favorite. Two other Juniors re- ceived the title of Mr. and Miss Ju- nior Class the same way. Personality and attitudes played a major role in the selection of class favorites and Mr. and Miss Junior Class. For the most part these peo- ple had the gift of gab and partici- pated in various activities. The honorees included class officers, chargettes, cheerleaders, football players and band members. After the names were called from the stage, the chosen few walked from the audience to the stage to take their bows before their elec- tors. They then took a seat in their respected places to reign as Junior Favorites. Shining like movie stars, they all humbly accepted their hon- or and posed for a group shot. Standing Tall: Daphne Park and Doug Chambers proudly represent the Junior class as Mr. Miss. 126 Juniors

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Mark Culberson Patricia Cupp Charles Darden Debra Davis Erma Davis Henry Davis Lori Davis Pat Davis Tony Davis Richard Dees Dana Denson Bruce Dent Sharon Dent Donna Dillard DePriest Dockins Colleen Downing Michael Drake John Driftmier the great take During spirit week the junior class stole the show by taking both the spirit stick and the award for hall decorations. The juniors managed to survive and overcome the frenzy of competition that engulfed the entire school sweeping the board of awards with the great take. For juniors, however, the tension be- gan building last year when they won honorable mention for both the spirit stick and hall decora- tions. Fired up and ready to win, motivation overcame them and spurred them on to victory. Early planning and organization helped glide the delegation smoothly into action. Signs and spirit for the Chargers abounded in the junior class as the end of spirit week drew near. At times things looked grim due to frequent raids on junior paint parties and con- stant criticism from upperclass- man. Nevertheless, their strong will prevailed as the juniors arrived at school Thursday, October 6, to hang signs. They, hurriedly rushed around trying to decide on the best places for their creative quips. Time passed quickly, and in a few hours signs covered the walls, lockers, and doors. At 9:00 the juniors scur- ried home, leaving the decorations to silently await the morning judg- ing. The next day anxiety mounted as Perjetta Smith, student body presi- dent prepared to announce the win- ner. Shrieks of excitement echoed through the halls as the juniors emerged victorious in both spirit stick and hall decoration competi- tion. The members of the Junior class maintained their Charger spirit after spirit week climaxed. They continued to yell with unending exuberance and to enhance their previous reputation of being a great crab class by being an even greater Junior class. Leading the way. Mclinda McDougal unites the voices of the Junior class during the weekly pep rallies. Leading the wav. Melinda McDougal (Mkites tMvoices he Junior clasiidur- ing the wejl H lli ' 128 Juniors