Callaway High School - Lesprit Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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Upperclassmen Upperclassmen jected the theme; Christmas — Old and New. A few weeks later, they celebrated Christmas by having a party at Funtime Skateland. They also took part in Student Govern- ment Day, where they got an oppor- tunity to play the role of a city em- ployee of their choice. They invited the congressional candidates for dis- cussion. The Mayor ' s Youth Council concen- trated on the youth affairs pertaining to the city. They formed an idea of how the city government operates. They presented the problems that concern Youth in particular. This showed another way in which the Chargers put an extra spark in to the community. Ken Knott Le Anne Knott Larry Lacey Gwendolyn Lacy Laura Lake Julia Lambert Cindy Langford Joyce Laster Jackie Lattimore Kathia Lawson Clara Lee David Lee Tammy Lee Cassandra Lenston Claudell Levy Lora Lewis Seniors 115

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Congress Passes the Bill DELEGATES. Farm Sra, one of bers of the Mayor ' s Youth Council L out to pose for a picture. Earlier in the school year, students applied for membership to the May- or ' s Youth Council. From these ap- plicants, Raju Haque and Arva Belt represented the sophomore and ju- nior classes, respectively. The senior class representatives consisted of Katherine Clark, Greg Germany, John Henson, Parmjeet Sra, and Chip Walter. Greg Germany re- ceived the position of public rela- tions officer promoting publicity. The group actively participated in many stimulating activities. Early in December, the Mayor ' s Youth Council, as always, participated in the annual Christmas parade held in downtown Jackson, where they pro- Zachary Jones Cynthia Jordan Josezetta Keeton Carolyn Kendrick Michael Kendrick Oscar C. Kennedy Cedric Keys Fredric Keys Tony Kilpatrick Cammie Kitchens Adrienne Knights Constance Knott 114 Seniors

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Early Birds Upper .HARDWORK BUT IT ' S WORTH IT. graduate Brad Jeffereys studies a der so that he can get out early. What happened to some of the sen- iors after January? Callaway lost some familiar faces after the close of the first semester. Those of Louis Brinkley, Tony Davis, Vivian Camp- bell, and Joel Reed vanished from the halls and classes. Names like Linda Brooks, Brad Jeffreys, and many others did not appear on the roll during the second semester. Drop outs? Not hardly. These stu- dents worked unusually hard to gra- duate in January of their senior year. Each student earned at least eigh- teen credits to graduate, and, with diploma in hand, these nonconform- ing seniors traced their new paths into the real world. Sonya Lewis Steve Lewis Arnold Lindsay Norma Littleton Bobby Livingston Clarence Lowe Marie Lowe Ricky Lowe James Lykins Alfredia Lynn Michelle Magee Sylinda Mallard 116 Seniors