Callaway High School - Lesprit Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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Dwayne Campbell James Campbell Jerome Carcamo Doris Carey Dwayne Carr Randy Carson Barbara Carter Bobby Carter Pamela Carter Rosetta Carter Becky Case Robin Catt Eddie Champion Jane Cheeks Anthony Clerk Chris Cobb Caroline Coky Nannette Cole Curtis Coleman Patrick Coleman Rose Collins Aemy Comfort Albert Conley Tina Cooper Doris Coor Lupe Covert Rhonda Cowart Carole Cowden Chris Cowden Sharon Cox Happy Faces. Sophomores Conway Nor- wood, Michelle Williams, Lisa Applewhite, Louesa Isett, and Kevin Annison grin as they pose for their Sophomore Favorite pic- ture. 5ophomores 147

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The Lower Class The Parade of Personalities was a totally new experience for the sophon ores at Callaway. In spite of the unfamilarity, they caught on rapidly. First the sophomores were allowed to fill out one ballot of names per homeroom. The names that appeared most frequently on these ballots became the names on the individual ballots. With the one man one vote system the sec- ond time around, everyone got to have his personal say. After count- ing what seemed to be an endless number of votes, the top eight vote getters were singled out. From these, the boy and girl with the highest number of votes became Mr. and Miss Sophomore class. The remaining six took their re- spective positions as sophomore class favorite. Therefore, it could be said that the people on these pages truely were the peoples ' choice, regardless of their grocery store preference, if any. Cool and Calm. Rose Jackson and Eddie Ar- chie quietly accept their title as Mr. and Miss Sophomore Class. Chantey B Carlos Brown Charles Brown Dannie B Leonardo Brown Phyllis Brown Sophomores 146

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the beginning of big school In a daze he realizes that he doesn ' t know where to locate his first peri- od class. To his good fortune, so he thinks, an upperclassmen stands nearby. Oh, excuse me please, the help- less crab cried. What do you want? snapped the upperclassman. I can ' t find my class, and I hoped you would ... So what, just scuttle off you little crab. ' This appeared the plight of many sophomores as they stuck out their first day in BIG school. However, as the year progressed, crabs gained practical experience in basic school functions. They obtained these privileges by maintaining good grades and showing responsibility. Sophomores worked in the atten- dance and guidance offices, as well as the library. Steve Craft Linda Crawford Danny Crisler Emily Crosland John Crowson Paul Crowson Charles Crump Keith CuUiver Colette Cunningham Debbie Cupp Angela Currier Curt Curris Brenda Davis Denese Davis Harold Davis Stanley Davis Toby Davis James Dawson 148 Sophomores