Callaway High School - Lesprit Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FAC 5 bULTY FA a o H 1 FAC N, TWISTING TEACHERS. The brave teach- ers display their dancing skills. A JOB WELL DONE. The school custu- dians, Ms Mary Leewich, Ms. Emma Cole- man, Mr. Fred Henderson, Mr. Eddie Warns- ley, Mr. Charlie Jordan, and Mr. Willie Da- vis, keep up the spotless learning enviroment at Callaway. AN UNOFFICAL MEETING. David He- flin converses with Mr. Smith and Mr. Gor- don about the halftime performance. Faculty 161

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Eddie Wilder Lillian Wilder Victor Wiley Yvette Wilderson Becky Williams Ginny Williams Reginald Williams Sandra Williams Valerie Williams Stephanie Williamson Eddie Wilson Sharon Wilson Mary Winters Kelli Witt Robia Womack David Wood Luther Woodruff Carol Woodson George Yerger Reed York Diane Ziehike CRABS CRABS A NEW ADDITION TO THE BIG C. Not only did Callaway get a new field house, they also received a new batch of Sophomores. 160 Sophomores

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Jane Adair Mary Adams Eula Anderson Tiny B. Anthony Elizabeth Barker Hilton Belding Gloria Bell W.J. Bilbro Ann Soling Anne Booth Diane Braddy Ronnie Brinkley Mary Brooks Percy Butler Frederick Casher Louisia Chancellor Shellye Cleland Gail Cloer Teacher Togetherness fac The versatility of Ms. Farber, Ms. Jernigan, Mrs. Payne, Mrs. Schmid, Ms. Singleton, Ms. Cleland, Ms. Lowe, and Ms. Welsh shone as they played tennis on Thursdays at Par- ham Bridges Tennis Center. They did not possess the skill of Billie Jean King, but they did have fun. Teachers also gathered together to see their favorite sporting event. Whether they watched football, bas- ketball, baseball, or soccer, one could see them joking, laughing, and watching the games. If teachers did not play or even watch, they did sit together to talk about the day ' s activities. Effie Collins Athenet Cotton Hill Denson Sue Dickson Sarah Dyess Mae Dismuke 1 62 Faculty