Callaway High School - Lesprit Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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Clarinet chaos. Band students contribute to the enthusiasm of a pep rally. Callaway Graffiti. Students record their presence. GHJKL; Return. Shannon Quiriconi helps type the annual copy on Ole Sam. 174 Closing

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BALFOUR LG. CO. CHARLES BENGE BRIARWOOD TEXACO CALLAWAY CHARCETTES MR. AND MRS. JIM L. CARBALLO MR. AND MRS. MARCIAL FORESTER LYON SPORTS SERVICE ALESIA MCKEE MCRAE ' S CYNDIE MOORE NORTHSIDE SPORT SHOP PEOPLES INSURANCE DEPARTMENT LETHA ROBINSON MR. AND MRS. LLOYD SWEATT TRIAD OIL AND GAS CO. INC. GRETCHEN ANDREWS MR. AND MRS. R.H. ANDREWS TINY BELLE ANTHONY MR. AND MRS. JOHN ARCHER ROBERT BALLARD BARNETTE MUSIC INC. BIKELAND MR. AND MRS. EARL H. BLACKWELL MR. AND MRS. MA. BOOTHE BORDEN, INC. MRS. E. BRANDON MR. AND MRS. DAVID CALLAWAY LISA CARBALLO STEVE CRAFT ROGER CURRIE DUBREVILLE ' S STANDARD STATION EDWIN WATTS GOLF SHOP FLOYD ' S FORMALS A FRIEND MR. AND MRS. JIM GIBSON LUCY A. GIBSON MR AND MRS. J.W. HAGGARD DENISE HALBACK MR. AND MRS. ED HAMILTON THE HATTEN COMPANY RAY AND ANN HOGUE JOHN HARVEY FORD K-BAR-K STABLES MAYS GROCERY STORE JIM McClelland BILL MERRITT MILLER ACE HARDWARE MR. AND MRS. FRED T. NOLAN OLD TYME BAKERY, INC. POP EYES FRIED CHICKEN PRIMOS RESTAURANTS MR. AND MRS. FRANK A. QUIRICONI SHANNON QUIRICONI MR. AND MRS. CHARLES G. REMUS Patrons VICKI REMUS MR. AND MRS. JAMES S. SAGGUS DR. AND MRS. DONALD M SHERLINE SHOE STATION MR AND MRS. THOMAS H SMITH JANET SNUGGS CLASS OF ' 67 LLOYD A. SWEATT III WEST SWEATT DR AND MRS JAMES TADLOCK BARRY SULLIVAN TAYLOR I WAPT TELEVISION MR. OTIS WASHINGTON REV. AND MRS. WW. WATKINS Robin Alsobrooks Anonymous Lorin Arinder Laurie Beckwith Mr. and Mrs. W.S. Beckwith Jr. Laurie Benge Roy Berry Margaret Blair Keith Bradford Robert Branson Mrs. Earl Ray Blanton John Russell Clower Rene Conn Candi Connart Mrs. John Copeland Rick Current Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dempsey Don Dent Don deVeer Donald Duck Brian Dudley Paula Emory Latrell Flynt Mr. and Mrs. Ron Frank Mr. and Mrs. George Garner Mr. Jerome Gentry Michael Gibson Mrs. Butelle Graham David Hale Keith Hale Ms. Phyllis Hayes Mr. Ray Holder Jr. Mike Hooper John Baker Hoover Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jackson Mark Johnson Milton C. Johnson Mrs. Byron Kelley Jill Klompus Jay Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. Milton Lawrence Kel Long Bobbie Mangum Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lewis Marshall Toni Martin Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Maxwell Mrs. Iva J. McCants Lynn McCreery Mr. and Mrs. Taylor McElroy, Jr. Roy McKinnie Debbie McNair Roland Moody Shellie Moore Moira Murphy George M. Neel CM. Nowell Jr. Ms. Cynthia Odum Susan Ogg Miss Renee Owens Mr. and Mrs. M.C. Park Michael Pate Mr. Wes Peters J.E. Powell Mr. and Mrs. John B. Powell Danny Prince The Purdy Family Stephanie Quiriconi Sharon Ratliff Kristi Ray Phyllis Richardson Phyllis Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Ralph G. Robinson Steve Robinson Jim Salter Janet Schisler Summer Smith Mr. and Mrs. W.P. Starks Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thornton Tamy Triplett Mr. William E. Tubbs Mrs. S.E. Wade Ellen Walker Clementine Whitaker Mrs. Janice White Donna Williams Robert Woodson David and Ashley Worthington (These people and companies have made contributions to the L ' Esprit. The L ' Esprit staff would like to ex- press its gratitude to those listed for their help in making a better yearbook.) 173 Index

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- CAll-AWAy : PERSON TO pERSON disTANT IVIEIVIORiES ARE lUt NEXT bEST ■ ThJNq TO bEINq ThERE ! Good-bye. I am now forced to find some suicidal method of bringing myself to a close. It is much harder than you can ever imagine to justify such action after such a brief 175 page existence. However, the old saying, ' All good things must come to an end, ' re- gretfully holds true for yearbooks. The time passes quickly and soon your replaced by next year ' s model, but you will never forget. For within my pages are the things that made Callaway ' 77- ' 78 a very spe- cial time. From spring to spring, I hold a written record of school happenings accented by black and white color glossy photographs with captions as explanations. I hold the impressive records of the basketball and soccer teams who faired well this season. I can boast of a dramatic troupe that won best high school play out of ten states. (I would include yearbooks in the better than ever list but my hu- mility advises me otherwise.) I hold the camera ready faces of the 1600 students who made their high school happen at Callaway. For some involved it was the first year; for others it was the last. Yet, here in my pages they are all indescri- minately frozen in time. If year- books were allowed to wish, (of course, I hope you are all aware of the fact that yearbooks are not sup- pose to wish), I would wish that you would every once in a while, when the memories start to fade, thumb through my pages so my only days will always have a place in your mind, j nd, always remem- ber call-away: person to person. Distant memories are the next best thing to being there. »a »» ' ' - . » ■•— A»t Pleading for help. Jim McClelland folds his hands over his Algebra book hoping for in- spiration. . Closing 175