Callaway High School - Lesprit Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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Upperclassmen Upperclassmen eted Spirit of Junior Miss award when the contestants selected the girl who they believed best charac- terized the spirit of the pageant! Jo- celyn Russell added to Callaway ' s winnings when she attained the posi- tion of fourth alternate while also receiving the award for maintaining the highest grade average of all the participants in the pageant. Each Callaway contestant felt the butterflies churning in her stomach from the nervousness that she had. As the night drew on, the nervous sensation faded away. All the anxi- ety paid off as the Callaway victors brought home the spoils. Dianne Gray Randy Gray Don Grayson Mark Green Martha Green Lynn Gunn Randall Hall Waynette Hames Angela Hampton Ruma Haque Dion Hardge Bonnie Hardy Karen Hardy Jean Harper Leona Harper Tim Harper Seniors 109

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Seven Up Upperclassmen On November 14 as the weather grew colder, Callaway glowed with beauty. Seven participants, Jocelyn Russell, Melanie Thompson, Sonya Thompson, Katherine Clark, Tammy Lee, Daphne Park, and Deb- bie Wilson represented Callaway in the Junior Miss Pageant. With these seven beauties, Callaway managed to walk away with almost every award except the Junior Miss title. This proved that Callaway excelled in all areas of competition. Daphne Park received the award of first alternate followed closely by Debbie Wilson as second alternate. Melanie Thompson attained the cov- Marc Gandy Carla Garner Teri Garrett Lonnie George Paulette George Gregory Germany Shirley Gibson David Gidson Pat Goetz Regi Grace Edward Grant Jim Grantham 108 Seniors

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Seniors Get a Taste of Orange CALLAWAY ALL THE WAY. Seniors spur their team forward with their Charger Slowly but surely the pyramid rose. Kids strained and pushed to com- plete it, and finally, Jeff Neck- bone Blackstock completed the sen- ior pyramid — just as it collasped. Neckbone sparked the spirit of the seniors and sparked the other classes into catching the spirit. No one led the pep rallies with the enthusiasm and vitality of the sen- iors. They came decked in their or- ange and blue, big orange glasses, and Callaway banners and pom- poms; they managed to give true meaning to the words School Spir- it. Never did they let a lull come into pep rallies. They cheered until they became hoarse and until their Paula Harrell Melissa Harris Phyllis Harris Vanessa Harris David Hart Julie Hawkins Gregory Hayes David Heflin Charlene Hendricks Don Henke James Henley Miller Henry 110 Seniors