Callaway High School - Lesprit Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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a show of talent On Friday, December 16, during an extended variable period, the stu- dent council sponsored a talent show. The program served as a part of the Toys-for-Tots drive in Jack- son. The following twelve acts de- buted on the Callaway stage: The Together Dancers, Sonya Thomp- son, Sydicated Funk, The Unu- suals. The Summerlin Hi-Steppers, Nickel Bas, Suzette Terry, Felice Brown and Donald Donaldson, Clifton Farrier, Ray Beasley and Bridget Archer, and Sindicated Avenue. The dollar admission proved well worth its weight in coins. Those students and faculty members who attended realized the vast amount of talent at Callaway. Together the performances com- prised a very enjoyable and enter- taining show. Darryl Regina Ricky Reginald Jackie Rhodes Richard Richerson Beth Rives Milton Robbing Kevin Roberts Phyllis Roberts John Robertson Leigh Robertson Anthony Robinson Clarence Robinson Evelyn Robinson Jimmie Roach Mary Roach Rickey Ross Sharon Ross Loalter Russell J.V. Salter Linda Sanford Kina Senwood Nancy Schisler Jay Scirratt John Scott 157 Sophomores

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Terri Packer Cameron Pape Ashley Parker Stephanie Parker Lawrence Parkman David Parks Michael Patrizzi David Patton Terri Patton Wanda Payne Bridgett Pelts Donna Perkins Alan Perry James Perry Thomas Perry Pequetta Pete Debbie Pilcher LaFonora Porter Lisa Portis Windy Potwin Ranee Powell Tyrone Powell Manuel Proctor Renea Ranee Sheila Rand Marilyn Rankin Debbie Ratcliff Billy Ray Brenda Reed Brenda Reeves Brick Houses. Olivia Brown and Frances Perry demonstrate their qualifications for brick houses by dancing at the talent show. Sophomores 156

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Mark Scott Danie l Shaw David Shelby Ruby Shines Alva Sims Ross Simms Candacc Smith Charles Smith Dianne Smith Dorothy Smith Jackie Smith Leoria Smith Marnetta Sm Russ Sm Sharon Sm Sheryl Sm Tonny Sm Marc Sovelove Parmjeet Sra Ouida Starling Tom Starnes Laditra Steele Billy Stewards ellie ' s angels A select group of students known as EUie ' s Angels, served the guidance counselors as gophers. Mrs. Ellie Giovinazzo, guidance secretary, took pride in her An- gels as they performed their duties in first rate fashion. Eighteen in number, the Angels included eight seniors, two juniors, and eight sophomores. Their tasks fell along the lines of answering the phone, delivering pink slips, and lending the counselors a clerical hand. Mrs. Giovinazzo and the counselors treated the girls to a small Christmas party as a reward for their untiring effort and a task well done. Hello, Angels. This is Mrs. G. Your assign- ment is as follows. Each week Mrs. Giovin- azzo posts her new list of working assign- ments for her angels. ' ggg i ay tA 7H% -m m. ' ' S v m - , , ;etjt, a je,.. , 2 i ii2«.A— -fit- - --- Ca.u CU ' c- c,,.u ae,A CuU cie, e s a£.:S C .- 2i 158 Sophomores