Callaway High School - Lesprit Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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eternally grateful when allowed the ultimate luxury, swimming through a pan of hot water and Epsom salts. Hail to the feet! Without them, one would have found it difficult to get from place to place. So, the next time you have a particularly rotten day, GO SOAK YOUR FEET! STEPPING OUT. Many students travel this path day after day. Halls and Lockers 7

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i®ffM Bare feet hopped out of bed, cringed at the cold, and imprisoned themselves in socks and shoes in order to get through the better part of the next six hours. They tramped through the weeds and mud from the back parking lot and raced to get to class on time. Crushed and trampled on the crowded stairs, they also fell into the holes between the planks of the portable walkways. Feet stood in line for lunch, a futile effort considering the quality of food rendered. They tortured themselves in six-inch fashion heels one day and grovelled in grubby tennis shoes the next. Those feet were 1 li jj 1 n iW Ik. Jm RAP SESSIONS. Groups gather in the patio to converse before going to class. WHAT ABOUT THAT SIGN? Not only do the Singers exercise their feet but also their voices; Singers sang for their initiation. ALWAYS BEWARE OF WHAT MAY LURK INSIDE. A Charger looks in bewilderment at what he finds in his locker. 6 Halls and Lockers

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Two old ladies killed old men and buried them in their basement at Callaway? Of course! The spring play, Arsenic and Old Lace, brought drama to life in a delightfully funny production. A funny twist in the plot allowed the perpetrators of the crimes to get off scot-free, a wonder- ful lesson in morality. On May 5, the Juniors treated the Seniors to a dance at the Holiday Inn. Everyone got cleaned and spiffed up in their newest clothes and went to the Prom. All who attended had a fantastic time as Freedom played its funky music. When Class Day rolled around Sen- iors wore their best clothes and proud parents graced the halls of Callaway, some for the first time. Deserving people received awards. Then came the time to clean out all of the old Seniors to make room for the next batch. On June 7, many people saw each other for the last time, but a potentially sad situation became joyful as they began to think of all the new horizons just waiting to be conquered. DISCOMANIA. Chargers get the disco fever while listening to the band, Freedom. BREAK A LEG. Lisa Carballo, Greg Kassel, Lanet Schisler, Kathy Groff, Russ Clower, and Scott Williams demonstrate their acting ability in Arsenic and Old Lace. 8 Spring