Callaway High School - Lesprit Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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classmen Upperclassmen Each graduate chose his own new life. For some, college life followed Callaway on the agenda. For others a full time job monopolized most of their time and energy. Breaking from the chains of high school seemed fantastic for those few students, but it certainly did not ap- peal to everyone. Because of the ear- ly escape, they missed activities such as the Junior-Senior Prom and the May Graduation. However, the free- dom attained by these students greatly out-weighed their loss. Ramona Malone Shurla Mance Kevin Manton Tommy Martello Donna Martin James Martin Mark Martin Delesia Matory Marv McCardle Rick McCarty Jim McClelland Bennie McCoy David McDill Cathie McDonald Melinda McDougal Bud McElroy Seniors 117

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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

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Commanders - in - Chief Up- All right, gang, the deadline is to- morrow, so get to work! If one passed by any room where a publication staff met, this phrase sooner or later reverberated on their ears . . . and through the halls . . . and about everywhere else in the school, depending upon the lung ca- pacity and temper of the editor. Peo- ple ran to and fro, desperately trying to get their work finished, and vow- ing to collapse after the last dead- line. Staff members also held last minute brain-storm sessions, pooling their ideas in hope of inspiration. John Henson, Phyllis Richardson and Cindy Huffstetler, and Alice Jerome McElroy Jackie McGee Peggie McGee Teresa McHann Sharon McLendon Bob McLeod Cheryl McMurtery Reana McPherson William Merchant Andy Mercier Monteneze Miller Pam Minyard 1 18 Seniors