Callaway High School - Lesprit Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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Kathy Kirvin Lynne Knight Michael Knight Sophia Knight Tonya Knight Eric Knott Kenny Knotts Douglas Lacey Deon Lanier Tommy Leactt Scott Leber JuMe Lee Missy Lee Celatis Levy Jerinda Lewis Renee Lewis Donovan Lindsay Lisa Lindsey Michelle Littlepage Emanuel Littleton La-Vaire Lockhart Caria Lovell Victor Lowe Johnny Luckett Breaking the spiritless tradition which sophomore classes previously displayed during the early part of the football seasons, this Class of ' 81 all stood up and alt yelled. By the sec- ond pep rally, orange t-shirts and crazy sunglasses adorned the sopho- mores. Their numerous flags and banners waved proudly above their heads. Cheers blared and spirit ex- ploded. Crabs? Yes, no one can deny that, but they proved themselves Char- gers, ready to carry on the tradition of pride and spirit. NOISE IN THE AIR. Enthusiastic crabs boast their team spirit by yelling at the pep rally. crabs crabs crabs CRABS GET A CHARGE!! ' Sophomores 153

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Georgia Henry Diane Herring Milton Hill Earnest Hines Keith Hines Stevie Hinton Freddie Hobson Colleen Holland Ronald Holmes Susan Hooper David Hopkins Patricia Horton Willie Hubbard Jon Hudson David Hughes Steve Hull Andy Hume Michael Hunter Melissa Hutson Bill Jackson Marces Jackson Michelle Jackson Karl Jacobs Charles Jenkins Robert Jenkins Betty Johnson Cynthia Johnson Jackie Johnson Delaine Jones Kelvin Jorden Zeric Jorden Cedric Kelly John Kendrick Sandra Kendrick James KIdd Monty Kinley 152 Sophomores

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Balinda Luke Dwight Lynch Michael Lynch Stanley Lynn Pamela Maberry Rene Maddox Miriam Maier Cynthia Mallett Gerald Mallett Andre Malone Michael Mance Cynthia Mangum Steve Mann Regina Marshall Chris Martin Christine Martin Tara Martin Tony Mattson Ronnie McCaskill Johnnie McCallum Jetty McCoy Ellen McCullough Chip McDaniel Lavernita McDonald Julius McDougal Kathy McGinnis Annazette McLaurin Juanita McLendon Onita McLendon Bill Meredith Regina Meredith Dennis Merrifield Angela Miggins David Miller Earl Miller Brooks Mitchell Taking Drivers Education and get- ting a license provided endless terri- fying moments for many sophomores at Callaway. The first time one sat behind the wheel caused butterflies and a nervous stomach. Once driving down the road, one felt the panic leave him. This seems so easy, one student daydreamed; he then glanced back to the road and noticed the car in front of him now two inches away. After slamming on brakes and screeching to a halt, he opened his eyes with fear and trepi- dation. Slowly he peered over at the Drivers Education teacher, the old man with the pale face and gray hair. The feeling of relief spread over his body, and the smile of confidence returned to his face. crabs crabs n 154 Sophomores