Callaway High School - Lesprit Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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' Maybe I should reconsider. Mr. Gordon re- views his coming job as assistant principal. If I keep my eyes shut, maybe they will go away. Rob Biddle instructs mime troupe members during summer practice. Stretch out. Chargettes limber up before prac- ticing. Summer ll

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June made her long awaited grand entrance, bringing with her three months of glorious vacation. With halls cleared and grades mailed by June 9, Callaway ' s doors closed for a wax job and various other repairs. While some vacationed, a great deal of Callaway ' s students occupied their time by working. From gro- cery stores to restaurants, students determined to survive for pay day, slaved until quitting time. Callaway did not go completely forgotten though. Members of the school publications bribed, bar- gained, and begged for money from the local businesses. Also, as a new school year neared, the troops be- gan practice. Twelve mime troupers, 29 Chargettes, and 94 football players limbered their bo- dies in the early mornings and late afternoons on the grounds of Callaway. Others, joyfully ignor- ing the school, traveled to camps for practice. Ten cheerleaders, 15 flag girls, 6 rifle girls, and 110 band members acquired new techniques during the summer. Consequently, summer ended with Callaway ' s performers gaining new expertise. The other vacationers also disco- vered new things, and these Chargers said goodbye to summer with much regret. Butter won ' t melt in his mouth. Bob McLeod crunches on ice during the steam- ing months. Thanks, I Needed That! lO Summer

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Is this how Shakespeare started out? Micheal Clay and Exzell Houseworth use their writing flair during registration. 12 Registration and First Day