Callaway High School - Lesprit Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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I y y y | Uner, Gwenda 55 Usry, Cindy 158 I W ¥ V Vance, Jerry 145 Van Nanien, Steve 145 Vardamen, John 158 Vargas, Sergeant Luis 46, 164 Vaughn, Harriet 44, 49, 52, 54, 127 Vaughn, Jerry 47, 76, 158 Vaughn, Terrence 56, 158 Veal, Herman 86, 124, 127 Veal, Jeffery 145 Vernon, Gene 127 Vickery, Terry 156 Vockroth, Graham 127 Wactor, Jack 159 Wade, Sherry 127 Waite, Jeffery 33, 76, 145 Walker, Adrian 45, 49, 51, 146, 159 Walker, Fred 159 Walker, Kevin 76, 159 Walker. Ronald 144 Wallace, Kenneth 159 Waller. Chuck 127 Walter, Chip 24, 45, 47, 49, 51, 96, 127 Walter, Meredith 47 Walters, Robert 128 Walton, Tammie 55, 159 Walton, Wilson 159 Wansley, Ms. Rose 164 Ward, Cheryl 159 Ward, Chris 149, 159 Ward. Sandra 159 Warner, Ricky 145 Warnsley, Mr. Eddie 161 Warren, Anna 145 Warren, Teddy 128 Washington, Alfred 69, 128 Washington, Anthony 128 Washington, David 76, 128 Washington, George 12. 86, 146, 159 Washington, Pamela 159 Washington, Ronald 52, 54, 159 Washington, Roosevelt 76 Washington, Sandra 47, 159 Washington, Sheila 47, 159 Waterloo, Melinda 128 Wa ters, Lawrence 145 ' Waters, Meredith 68, 145 Watkins, Alice 47, 49, 50, 52, 54, 128 Watkins, Ms. Belinda 164 Watson, Anthony 47, 159 Weaver, David 159 Weeks, Cindy 128 Weissinger. Todd 159 Welsh, John 159 Welsh. Ms. Lisa 164 Wenger. Sharon 159 Wesley, Stephen 159 Westbrook, Morris 159 White, Brenda 55, 128 White, Cynthia 128 White, Glenda 69, 145 White, Ms. Janice 164 White, Johnny 145 White, Ricky 95, 128 White, Shirley 145 White, Victor 159 Whitley, Beth 54, 145 Whitney. Inez 145 Wicks, Ms. Shirley 164 Wilder, Eddie 160 Wilder, Lillian 160 Wilder, Terry 48, 128 Wilderson, Yvette 160 Wiley. Victor 160 Wilderson. Frank 76. 129 Wilkerson, Lisa 49, 50, 145 Williams, Alexander 72 Williams, Becky 45, 146, 160 Williams, Ms. Bettie 164 Williams, Chris 56 Williams, Dennis 129 Williams, Don 55 Williams, Dwayne 129 Williams, Ginny 59 Williams, Issac 44 Williams, Redmond 46, 145 Williams, Reginald 56, 160 Williams, Sandra 47, 58, 145, 160 Williams, Scott 8, 54, 129 Williams, Shirley 87 Williams, Shonda 12, 24. 44. 54, 129 Williams, Valerie 160 Williams, Veralisa 44, 69, 129 Williamson, Stephanie 160 Wilson, Chad 129 Wilson, Debbie 12, 25, 49, 59, 108, 129 Wilson, Doris 46, 129 Wilson. Eddie 56, 160 Wilson. Eric 129 Wilson, Greg 129 Wilson. Jackie 25. 49. 61. 129 Wilson, Ms. Karen 164 Wilson, Rex 129 Wilson, Sharon 52, 160 Wilson, Stephen 130 Windham, Sherri 130 Winters, Curtis 72 Winters, Ella 47, 145 Winters, Mary 160 Witt, Kelli 160 Womack, Robia 160 Wood, Ann 49, 59, 145 Wood, Anne 145 Wood, David 160 Wood, Ron 47, 49, 130 Woodland. Brenda 87. 145 Woodrick. James 51 Woodrick, Jimmy 145 Woodruff, Dale 130 Woodruff, Luther 160 Woodruff, Wanda 130 Woods, Sam 48, 76, 130 Woods, Thomas 67 Woodson, Elleanor 145 Wooten Kathi 51, 54, 145 Wright, Coach Wansley 164 |y y 1 Yant, Preston 49, 132, 145 Yerger, George 160 York, Mike 145 York, Reek 76, 160 York, Tara 54, 59, 130 Young, Ms. Dorothy 164 Young, Pam 48, 145 Young, Will 55. 145 Younger. Vickie 130 Z Z Ziehike. Dianne 56. 160 172 Index

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v ' HATS OFF. Jim Grantham makes hijgr exit in rogue style. M through these 176 pages. This die-hard power weathered ev- erything from September to June. It refused to melt when the ninety-de- gree sun cooked everyone to first de- gree misery. It kept plugging away even when rain drops bombarded heads, noses and anything else not covered, as students scurried down the leaky walkways. When Jack Frost brought a one-degree chill factor with him, courageously the cold Chargers bundled up and faced the gruelling ice and snow. Just as the winter wearies become unbear- able, spring blossomed out bringing her fun and fever with her. At this time, Callaway imprisoned poor souls as they dreamed of June 8, when their hard time would be fin- ished.