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Page 179 text:
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(owUt ' dou it ... erator made si ;; • • Things like early morning gossip ses- sions in the front hall, pep rallies, ; and ball games eletrocuted excite- : ment into just another day. Fund- t gaif,ng projects broke the monotony, [so. . Everything from mugs, light- JiUbs, candy, and cartoons produced -profit for groups to travel to concerts £. ' j;or-to sponsor the prom. A welcomed .-ajidition to sixth period, in the form l j!P5J03 dibles, was the glorious aroma of fv- :CS»p )rii, as the Student Council pre- K-J ' pSr d for. their after-school sales. V2 ... ...Cupid- ' s helping hands, disguised as 5 Juniors, brightened up the halls by i?rvi- stpibiiting ' -.Valentine flowers. ;J ■TWPtJirs power rested in the Char- -j ' l.efs. r they acted as its circulator jS J-and carriers. They transmitted this ; . power through every note written with books and papers, and every deadline met with ecstacy. Like anything that works non-stop for nine months, there comes a time to regenerate. This time comes as the lights dim and as the things that hap- pened in September seem so long ago. The ever-replimished energies of the earlier months begin to falter and fade. At this time, students and teachers alike take a much needed three-month break. With these three months spent, some must return to this faithful powerhouse, while oth- ers, specifically the Seniors, will leave only to return to Callaway as visitors. In either case, as each per- son leaves, he takes with him a por- tion of the powerful or power-filled CALLAWAY CHARGE.
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Page 178 text:
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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.
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