Callaway High School - Lesprit Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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Just Another Piece of Paper Three times a year, the intercom called those students who made the honor roll to the lunchroom to enjoy refreshments and recognition for their achievements during the year. Students walked hurriedly through the halls to the lunchroom, anticipat- ing the excitement of honors day. As students arrived, they sat down ex- pectantly, as Mr. Smith congratulat- ed them for making the honor roll and as members of the PTSA began to pass out, in order of classes, the certificates of honor. As each student heard his name called, he proudly walked up to the table to receive applause from his Pat Davis Tony Davis Richard Dees Dana Denson Sharon Dent Brenda Dillard Jo Ann Dismuke De Priest Doclcins Willie Donelson Robert Dorrough Cynthia Douglas Colleen Downing 106 Seniors

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Upperclassmen Upperclassmen people tried sizing up the outcome while looking at the players during their short warm-up period. Referees, Joel Reed and Kevin Man- ton got everything set. A blow of the whistle and the contest commenced. Things went slowly at first, but then the teachers pulled away. Halftime arrived and with it the Male Char- gettes stole the show, but not before the teacher cheerleaders and Pe- quetta Pete showed them that they could boogie. As the clock ran down, Don Henke, Micheal Clay, and all the students went under, and the fac- ulty won as has usually been the case in previous years. Kenneth Cook Margaret Cote Pat Coughlin Janice Craft Tom Cravens Chris Croce Lee Crockett Wanda Cross Debbie Cruse Mark Culberson Patricia Cupp Charles Darden Beverly Davis Debra Davis Erma Davis Henry Davis Seniors 105

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Upperclassmen Upperclassmen fellow classmates; smiles of happi- ness glowed upon each student ' s face as he sat back in his chair. The certi- ficate received, whether it read Spe- cial Distinction, High Honors, or Honors, seemed more than just an- other piece of paper because each realized the amount of hard work that went into earning it. After the tribute, students sampled punch and cookies, and took advantage of this break from the regular routine by conversing with their friends. How- ever, all good things must come to an end — the break lasted only ten min- utes. But that day of recognition re- mained locked in the memory of those honored. Michael Drake John Driftmier Brian Dudley Elvis Epps Bennie Ervin Karen Evans Karen Fisher Elaine Fleming Julius Fleming Mike Flynt Cindy Fox Susan Fuente Billy Gaddis Yolanda Gales Edgar Gallaway Larry Galle Seniors 107