Callaway High School - Lesprit Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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FREEZE. Flag girl Karen Hardy demonstrates the superior techniques of the Flag Girls. Organizations Division 43

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THE CALLA- WAY CHARGE — The circuit that displayed the Charger ' s pizazz to outsiders. This current sparkled wherever it went. Whether it involved the brains of MA0 or the smiles of the Chargettes, this charge electrified envy into the eyes of its beholders. Inis power provided the little extra energy that made the lit- erary staff members burn the midnight oil in order to finish a deadline with accuracy and perfection. This perfection also circulated in other organiza- tions such as the R.O.T.C, flag and rifle, band, and Char- gettes. These members devoted many long hours with the pur- pose of making every step in perfect time. The different groups of singers at Callaway devoted much of their time and effort to creating just the right sound. This power emitted when the rain poured and teams lost and provided cheer- leaders and pep squad with the ability to keep on plugging. For the twenty minutes, sand- wiched between second and third periods alias activity period, many other clubs met. These clubs planned the future engagements of Callaway, whether it involved the digits of DECA and MA0, the tal- ents of Thespians, or the caution of the safety club. The mainline of the school, the student council, circulat- ed through this time, shooting action into such activities as Homecoming and January Graduation. Because each group failed to have enough money, by the end of the year, all the groups ' members be- came educated in the techniques of selling fund-raising products. These organizations provided between- meal snacks for the sweet tooth, and for those not swayed by the sweet- tooth, other groups sold light bulbs and stationery. The Chargers never failed to spark an extra something into every com- mittee meeting, convention, or per- formance. In each of these situations they possessed the famous and out- standing CALLAWAY CHARGE. PERKY PERCUSSION. The percussion section of the Callaway band provides the rhythm that rolls the orange. 42 Organizations Division

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Teachers, please excuse this inter- ruption. Will all student council members please report to the Cafete- ria? This announcement blared from the intercom each Monday morning. These students sacrificed valuable class time to devote their energies toward the betterment of Callaway ' s student body. Chip Walters, as student body presi- dent, spurred the student council into action. Lending a helping hand, Phyllis Richardson ably filled the position of student body vice-presi- dent. The student council had the responsibility of initiating, coordi- nating, and directing many activities and services for the students. Some of the highlights included Home- coming, Spirit Week, January Graduation, special assemblies, and fund raising activities. The dedication and hard work of the members of the student council served as the driving force which sparked a year filled with pep and excitement for the Chargers. HEAR YE, HEAR YE. Donna Sanders, a student council representative, reports the events of the meeting to her homeroom. STUDENT COUNCIL. (Front Row) Donna S tewart, Michael Mance, Pequetta Pete, Jo- anna Dismuke, Veronica Howard, Earlene Dortch, (Second Row) Billy Callaway, Nat- alie Holmes, Kathy Lawson, Sharron Jack- son, Teresa Pervis, Parm Sra, Shonda Wil- liams, Carol Bell, (Third Row) Jennifer Scott, Dana Bratton, Gay Burton, Edna Jones, Har- riet Vaughn, Melanie Thompson, Laura Lake, Kathy Freeman, Cindy Bowen, Greg Ger- many, (Fourth Row) Paulette George, Cyn- thia Hill, Jennice Courtney, Brenda Wood- ruff, Helen Buchanan, Marilyn Rankin, Regi- na Meredith, Celeste Smith, Mary Harvey, Melisa Greenfield, (Fifth Row) Gayle Cobbs, Grace Adams, Deborah Gray, Melanie Silas, Diane Tate, Angel Hedgepeth, Melanie Hobbs, Pam Dupper, (Sixth Row) Vera Lisa Williams, Mary Hill, Chris Slater, Barbara Cable, Jenny Sumerall, Melissa Hutson, Don- na Sanders, Tonya Dunaway, Ronald Holmes, (Seventh Row) Janice Craft, Kimberly Story, Cassandra Story, Brenda Chambliss, Patricia Sherriff, Brad Jefferys, Wyevette Phillips, Be- linda Luke, Edgar Galloway, (Eighth Row) Pangie Burns, Michelle Magee, Bertha Gar- rett, John Henson, Walter Swanner, Ronnie Braxton, David Lewis, Selina Snow, Mike Lindley, (Back Row) Leonard Robinson, Is- sac Williams, Michael Lynch. 44 Student Council