Callaway High School - Lesprit Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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Upperclassmen Upperclassmen and good . . . but when one looked back, the bad things blurred and faded becoming almost impossible to recall, and the good things brought laughter and smiles to those who reminisced over their high school years. And as seniors received their diplo- mas, they said their last farewell to the school that helped to make their high school year ' s some of the most enjoyable years of their lives. GANG WAY. Seniors take a last long walk from Callaway. Sonya Thompson Ronnie Thornton Leroy Thurman Larry Travis Tamy Triplett Jane Tucker Dwight Turner Greg Turner Kermit Tyler Harriet Vaughn Hermon Veal Gene Vernon Graham Vockroth Sherry Wade Chuck Waller Chip Walter Seniors 127

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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

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The Roaming Eyes Click Again Somewhere amidst the noise and confusion of a day at Callaway exist- ed a small, dark room in which mir- acles occurred. The magic potion found in this room consisted of a roll of film, a concoction of chemicals, a red light, a dark room, and a capable photographer. Many things occurred in this room during the process of transforming a roll of film into a pic- ture. Through thick and thin, light and dark, the photographers stuck with it. Even when complications devel- oped, somehow these poor souls came through. They became the vic- tims of the tackles at a football game while frantically trying to get a re- Robert Walters Teddy Warren Alfred Washington Anthony Washington David Washington Melinda Waterloo Alice Watkins Cindy Weeks Brenda White Cynthia White Ricky White Terry Wilder 128 Seniors