Callaway High School - Lesprit Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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FIGHTS ' ' On occasion, Callaway students got a chance to enjoy an average or bet- ter meal. These occasions usually re- sulted from either the visit of an ac- credation council or a national holi- day, such as Thanksgiving or Christ- mas. On these days one could ob- serve a never ending crowd that flowed into the lunchroom from ev- ery angle. These special days even saw the breakdown of the dedicated McDonald ' s and Wendy ' s fans, since they too rushed into the waiting line. The lunchroom also served as Callaway ' s honorary meeting place. Student groups met there often. In addition, the P.T.S.A. gave a party there after each nine weeks for honor roll members. Lisa Bednar Dee Balding Anne Bell Calvin Bell Jacqueline Bell Arva Belt Beth Bennett Shirley Bennett Brenda Berry Jeff Berry Karen Berry Lula Blackman Laurie Bolton Katrina Boutwell Annie Bratton Ronnie Braxton Bonita Brice Juanita Brice Dubby Brister Carolyn Brooks Chantey Broome Carlos Brown Leonardo Brown Phyllis Brown Doug Brumfield Tim Bryant Mike Buchanan Arthur Burns David Burns Gay Burton Mark Byrd Barbara Cable Deatra Cage Sonja Cain Brice Caldwell Patrick Callaway T3 Juniors 133

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Ronald Adams Carla Aldridge Nathan Alexander Angela Alston David Alvis Karen Amason Cedric Anderson Charles Anderson Earl Anderson Kevin Annison Lisa Antwine Lisa Applewhite Eddie Archie Angelique Arinder Angela Armstrong Harol Armstrong Kim Asbill Guy Bailey dJemen middlemen TOOD The devastating aroma of the noon day meal put many students on a diet. If this did not make one lose one ' s appetite, a step into the lunch- room, a short glance at the never ending line, and the noise surely turned one ' s stomach. Nevertheless, most students spent their lunch per- iods each day in this not-so-pleasant atmosphere. Between second helpings, canned drinks, and ice cream bars, students accomplished much socializing. Not only serving as the place to be dur- ing third and fourth periods, the lunchroom provided a place for those needing punishment. Lunch- room duty quickly grew to be a very boring jolj for those students caught breaking the strictly enforced laws. tS 132 Juniors

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Dwayne Campbell James Campbell Joseph Cannon Jerome Carcamo Doris Carey Dwayne Carr Barbara Carter Bobby Carter Pamela Carter Robin Catt Celestinie Cavett Jane Cheeks Gayla Cobbs Pam Cobbs Nannette Cole Cheryl Coleman Rose Collins Army Comfort dlemen FD RATHER BE Bobby Stoltzfus and Mike Lindley started this fad and quickly became prosperous business men. These young men needed no publicity be- cause the T-shirts themselves carried the message. Business boomed, and the one hundred thirty-two orange T-shirts disappeared. Thrilled with their first business venture, Bobby and Mike soon learn ed that every Charger wanted a T-shirt to show his spirit. Students proudly displayed this classic fashion in the halls and classrooms. No matter where one looked, he could not help but see this silent spirit. This fad proved the Charger pride: I ' d rather be an or- ange ... Albert Conley Doris Cooic Tina Cooper Catherine Covert Steve Craft Linda Crawford 134 Juniors