Callaway High School - Lesprit Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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Roy Cooper Jenice Courtney Lee Crawford Deborah Crowley Dwan Cunningham Alan Daigre Mary Darden Alice Davis Felicia Davis Garry Davis Jamie Davis Jeffery Davis Lisa Davis Pam Dickson Diana Dieckman Donnie Dieckman Pamela Dillard Robbie Dinsmore Lanette Dishmon Julie Dittmer Gloria Dobbins Joanne Donelson Jewel Donerson Derrick Donnell Crab classes could be picked out be- cause of the stillness found in them. This theory sometimes proved false though, as crabs from the same jun- ior high got together and talked up a storm. However, when the bell rang, the crabs received their first taste of a genuine Callaway people- traffic jam. The opening of the infamous Callaway cafeteria brought yet an- other surprise to the unknowing crabs. Long lines of crabs waited for the special feast. After the ordeal in the lunchroom, the rest of the day fell into the right prospective for most crabs. From the exhausted looks on their faces, they showed that they had completed this the first day of the long and tedious initiation process. PETRIFIED CRABS ' crabs crabs Sophomores 149

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Ricky Brown Eric Buckley Roslin Burns Cassandra Burney Annette Burse Darryl Burse Jeanette Burse Malcolm Bush Ginger Buzhardt William Calloway Susan Campbell Wanda Campbell Chris Carpenter Anothony Carter Larry Carter Eileen Catherwood Anthony Chambers Janice Chamblee Michael Chambliss Judson Chastain Jennifer Cheatham James Cheeks Nena Christmas Deborah Ann Clark Renwick Clark Tammy Clark Victor Clincy Kaye Clingan Lenard Cole Ausbery Coleman Bernette Coleman Sheila Coleman Winfred Coleman Andre Collier Ann Collins t I David Conn hi Wow, this is Callaway. After nine hard years, I have finally attained the status of ' Callaway Charger. ' This thought ran through many a crab ' s mind as he stepped out of his car and into the shadow of majestic Callaway High School. The long walk from either parking lot gave the soul-searching crab time for speculation on this new adven- ture. Once inside, the intellectual crab, who had enough foresight to come early, had an easy enough time finding his room. After all, the rooms stand clearly marked on only one side of the hall. Those cool crabs who waited until 8:25 often met with disaster in the parking lot and hall. Upperclassmen offered little assist- ance. , -7 i crabs -V ■ ' ' It crabs crabs 148 Sophomores

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Claris Dozier Tonya Dunaway Pam Dupuy Julee Durham Andy Dyess Shirley Easley Izetta Edwards Joel Edwards Kim Egbert Jacqueline Epps Laura Ervin Bernadette Evans Toya Ferguson Davis Ferrill Virgil Finley Scott Fisher Ruth Fleming David Foltz William Foster Kevin Galloway Vernon Garner Jay Gaston Pam Gates Maddie George Debbie Gilbert Patricia Gilbert Monique Giuffrida Jodi Graff Jackie Graham Debra Gray Oliver Gray Cleo Green Jerry Green Melissa Greenfield Percy Greenwood Glenn Griffin You said it guy. I would cut, but I don ' t need the consequences. Yeh man, I guess we had better go in and be tortured. The minutes ticked away, one, two, three, four; then one of Ellie ' s An- gel ' s burst in to break the monotony. How did they get that name of An- gels when they often carried tidings of death in the form of the dreaded pink slips. Quite often a summons to the office resulted from such unethi- cal practices of cutting, fighting, and insolence while at school. The class wondered who would get the pink slip this time. The teacher looked start- 150 Sophomores