Callaway High School - Lesprit Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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Upperclassmen Upperclassmen The senior ladies also invaded the scene, not letting the men surpass them in any way. Melinda McDou- gall led the girl ' s track team, break- ing records herself while helping the other girls on the team develop to their full potential. Her running kept the spirit moving, and her words of encouragement kept tired legs pumping towards victory. John Mitchell and Steve Lewis led the soccer team this year. They helped to prevent mass mutiny dur- ing winter practices, when one ' s limbs almost froze if not kept in con- stant motion. Thanks to them, the soccer team enjoyed a great year, making up for their Winter of Dis- content. Roderick Smith Sherrie Smith SeMna Snow Parmjeet Sra Jeffery Stegall Julya Stevens Angela Stewart Donna Stewart Grady Stewart Mattie Stewart Cheryl Stribling Jerome Stuckey Gary Sullins Anthony Sumler Jennifer Sumrall David Surreil Seniors 125

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Running for 1 . Upperclassmen shot as Chargers look in awe. The invasion of the seniors turned rampant in sports. No position es- caped the claws of seniors eager to fulfill them. In basketball, Herman Veal dominated the scene and led the team to numerous victories. He kept the team going with pep talks, and boosted team morale when de- spair seemed to creep into the ranks. Football found three leaders — Ke- vin Manton, James Henley, and Tommy Shaw. They spurred the team on with their natural Charger spirit, there by turning the tide dra- matically in close games, causing a shocking win for the Big-Orange fans. Dexter Slaughti Barbara Smith Celeste Smith Cephus Smith Cherly Smith Ezra Smith Janet A. Smith Janice Smith Linda Smith Regina Smith RencUa Smith Ricky Smith 124 Seniors

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The Last Farewell Upperclassmen They came in awe as sophomores — trying to adjust to the rigors of big school. They left as seniors with the whole world before them . . . but leaving seemed so much harder than coming. One remembered the exciting times — pep rallies, paint parties, games and elections; the frustrating times — term tests, ACT and SAT, re- search papers, and critical analyses. One remembered the happiness of homecoming and prom, the joy of meeting new friends and contribut- ing one ' s talents to Callaway. And most of all, one remembered the school itself, with all its bad points Walter Swanner Dayna Tadlock Barbara Taylor Charles Taylor Deborah Taylor Des Marie Teaque Bengie Terrell James Thigpen Scott Tillman Mike Tisdale Teresa Thomas Melanie Thompson 126 Seniors