Callaway High School - Lesprit Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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Felecia Golden Juan Gorden Gregory Gray Adrienne Green Jewell Green Randy Greene Margaret Green Lisa Griffin Shirley Griffin Ginger Griffith Richard Griggs Cheryl Grofes Renee Grubbs Diane Gulledge Cris Hall Daniel Hall Steve Hampton Wendy Handy Randy Hansen Paul Hargrove Cheryl Harris Ricky Harris Zachary Harris Angel Hedgepeth Mary Henderson Lisa Hendrix Daniel Henley Willie Henry Laird Hepburn Cheryl Hill Cynthia Hill Garry Hill Malcolm Hill Floyd Hines Georgia Hines Marrita Hinton Juniors 137

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Melissa Flowers Allison Ford Jackie Ford Feff Foreman Marcia Forrester Richard Forst Dorothy Fowley Beverly Foy Kathy Freeman Angela Fulgham Carl Furr Geraldine Gaines Harvey Gales Rick Gardner Michael Garner Bertha Garrett Karen Garrett Sandra Garrett mm , middlemen HOME SWEET FINGER middlemen Gosh! It sure is hot in this plastic bag. I wonder when these men will deliver us to Callaway High School so we can meet our new owners. How Exciting! Just think a few weeks be- fore Christmas we will meet our new masters, and start a new life. Being a class ring does not prove to be an easy job. One gets quite dizzy after making seventy-nine turns! Wow! That really makes my head spin. It embarrasses us rings totally, when shoved in a strangers face, knowing they talk about us all the time. It always makes my sun burst. Those students sure went to a lot of Melanie Gaston Sheryl Gauntt Barbara Gibson Karen Gilder Charles Giles Pamela Glover 136 Juniors

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Sandra Hopson Michael Hogsett Edna Holden Kathy Hollingsworth Kathryn Hopkins Carolyn Houseworth Gloria Hudson Charles Huffstctler Gail Hughes Louesa Isctt Amy Jackson Rose Jackson Steve Jackson Derrick Johnson Dorothy Johnson Gloria Johnson Mechele Johnson Richard Johnson men WE ' VE GOT SPIRIT, HOW ' BOUT When 10:10 rolled around, the Jun- iors, full of spirit, rushed toward the gym, ready for the pep rally to begin. Waving pom-poms and flags, build- ing people pyramids, and just plain yelling indicated the Juniors ' enthusiasm for their football team and school. Sometimes during a pep rally or at football games, Mike Manning would charge up the Juniors with his glorious rendition of the rooster cheer. The Junior cheerleaders en- joyed the help; they found it hard to control the charged up Juniors. Once Alphonso Jones Carol Jones Michele Jones Vanessa Kennedy James Kenney Rachel Kerr 138 Juniors