Callaway High School - Lesprit Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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Chad Wilson Debbie Wilson Doris Wilson Eric Wilson Jackie Wilson Rex Wilson Stephen Wilson Ron Wood Linda Woodard Sam Woods Dale Woodruff Wanda Woodruff Tara York Terry Young Vicki Younger Dressed for the occasion. Craig Anderson makes a quick call to the rat race of Senior City. Juniors 143

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operator give me senior city Toward the end of the year, juniors began to anxiously look forward to their senior year at Callaway. To get a sneak preview. They dialed 736-4677 or SEN-IORS. Hopefully, the voice at the end of the line could give them an inside view of seniorhood. Thinking that talking to someone who had already lived through the trials and tribulations of year twelve could ease their anxi- ety, they struck up conversations using the question and answer method. The questions ranged from, Are there really any senior privileges? to, Do you have to work real hard? Flaunting their ignorance, they expected uniform answers to these questions regard- less of the senior asked. The truth of the matter was that not even sen- iors could agree on questions of seniorhood. After they graduated, the juniors would understand that their senior year was totally indi- vidual. Addressing the future, William Merchant hopes to hear some good advice about his coming journey to seniorhood. Natalie Weary Cindy Weeks Maurice Weitzner Elizabeth Whitaker Brenda White Ricky White Terry Wilder Johnny Wilkes Frank Wilkerson Chris Williams Dennis Williams Sandra Williams Scott Williams Shirley Williams Shonda Williams Veralisa Williams Vernessa Williams Tracey Winstead 142 Juniors

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Mary Abston Donald Adams Carla Aldridge Nathan Alexander Timmy Alexander David Slvis Karen Amason Charles Anderson Earl Anderson Earl Anderson Kevin Annison Lisa Antwine Lisa Applewhite Angelique Arinder Angela Armstrong Edith Armstrong Harold Armstrong Thomas Armstrong Kim AsbiU Rex Austin Guy Bailey Tyronne Bailey Linda Baker Tereese Ball Party promises. Sophomores weigh the pros and cons of the candidates. 144 Sophomores