Callaway High School - Lesprit Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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Glenn Swan Susan Tannchill Diane Tate Gregory Taylor Mark Taylor Miller Ann Taylor Shannon Taylor Sherry Taylor Ted Taylor Tracy Taylor Sheila Tears Wendy Teel Jeff Tharpe Reuben Thigpen Jeff Thomas Cynthia Thompson Linda Thompson Belinda Thornton men To Tell to Truth mid- IS THIS MINE? Students look on as a happy Junior gets her ring. Chad Thornton Gloria Thornton Ray Thurman Wanda Thurman Susan Toncy Janey Travis With the completion of the crab year, confident juniors planned on breezing through the upcoming year. Students filled with questions strut- ted into Miss Stewart ' s office look- ing for answers. To some junior students, Miss Stew- art, the junior counselor, reminded them of a fortune teller because she had ways of looking into the future. With these many assets. Madam Stewart made predictions that would affect the junior class sometime dur- ing the year. One student asked, Will the junior year be filled with excitement? : T 144 Juniors

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Marilyn Samison Renee Scheffel Nancy Schisler Jay Sciratt Mark Scott Kina Seawood middlemen middlemen At the start of the program the stu- dent members, under the guidance of adult volunteers, formed groups of approximately twenty members each. Each group subsequently func- tioned as a small business, meeting one night a week for two hours in order to sell stock to capitalize, elect officers, choose a product to manu- facture or a service to offer, keep books and map out marketing plans, pay salaries, rent, and taxes, and pro- duce, promote, and sell their com- pany ' s product or service. At the end of the year, they liquidated the com- panies, published annual reports, and returned dividends to stock- holders. JA paralleled a business year and revealed the hectic life of business. Rosalind Steverson Lillian Stewart Linda Stewart Sheila Stewart Robert Stoltzfus Cassandra Story Lezlie Strand Everett Stuckey John Sudduth Juniors 143

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dlemen Madam Stewart gazed into the cry- stal ball, otherwise known as the stu- dent planning calendar, and revealed what she saw. These activities con- sisted of juniors ordering class rings and having a night of Boogie at the junior-senior prom. Finally Madam Stewart commented on the importance of the junior class. Junior struggled between the crabs moving in and the seniors departing. The struggle kept them dangling, but no one else could fill this position. Gina Tubb Carole Tucker Jeff Waite Ronald Walker Ricky Warner Anna Warren Lawrence Waters Meredith Walters Glenda White Johnny White Shirley White Beth Whitley Inez Whitney Lisa Wilkerson Redmond Williams Sandra Williams Ella Winters Ann Wood Anne Wood Brenda Woodland Jimmy Woodrick Brenda Woodruff EUeanor Woodson Kathi Wooten Will Young Jerry Vance Steve VanNamen Jeffrey Veal Juniors 145