Callaway High School - Lesprit Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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B p. R.O.T.C. MEMBERS: (First Row) Donald Adams, Anthony Watson, Milton Hill, Dono- van Lindsay, Edmund Moore, Robert McCul- lough, Joseph Cannon, Kari Jacobs (Second Row) Marie, Green, Daryl Owens, Andra Hen- derson, Victory Lowe, Anthony Carter, Lee Crawford, Terie Jordan, Virgil Finley (Third Row) Arnold Lindsay, Donnie Hughes, Jo- seph Bilbrew, Anthony Clerk, Vinson Lewis, Robert Jenkins, Bruce Pate, Jerry Vaughn (Fourth Row) David Lee Shelby, Johnny Luckett, Cephrus Smith, Leroy Perry, Anth- ony Foster, Chris Clincy. Students in the German Club spent their time learning tenses and correct pronunciations, as well as building their German vocabularies. They also studied German culture and holidays, and they experimented with the German cuisine. The Reserve Officer Training, more commonly known as R.O.T.C, endeavored to teach discipline and to produce leaders for the future. Each Wednesday, the cadets wore their uniforms and added dignity to the halls of Callaway. R.O.T.C. received the honor of carrying the flags at each football game; in addition to this, they proudly marched in the Christmas parade. Also in the academic realm, all seniors with a B+ average in their junior year became a part of the National Honor Society. This organization met once or twice during the year. The members of this group received the honor of wearing gold cords on Graduation Day. GIRLS ' R.O.T.C. DRILL TEAM. (First Row) Shirley Bennett, Carolyn Robinson, Gwendolyn Smith, Sheila Washington, De- lanie Jones, Meredith Walter, Yolanda Bat- tle, Melissa Greenfield, Shirley Groves, (Sec- ond Row) Frankie Thompson, Mary Harvey. Annie Bratton, Davada Johnson, Celestine Cavett, Barbara Groves (Third Row) Ella Winters, Sandra William, Dorothy Harvey, Sandra Kencricks, Lisa Davis, Pobia Wo- mack, Rosa Brent, Sandra Washington, Cyn- thia Brent (Fourth Row) Sherry Smith, Bren- da Bilbrew, Zina Travis, Carolyn Ealy, Nina Christmas, Gail Sayles, Cynthia Mallet (Fifth Row) Georgia Henry, Stephanie Singleton, Betty Johnson, Lavernita McDonald, Donna Benjamin, Cynthia Moore, Phyllis Brown. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY. (First Row) Ramona Applewhite, Terri Collins, Parm Sra, Yolanda Gales, Jocelyn Russell, Dayna Tadlock, Melanie Thompson, Phyllis Richardson, Cindy Huffstetler. (Second Row) Lee Anne Murray, Jane Tucker, Katharine Clark, Ruma Hague. Le Anne Knott, Daphne Park, Lynn Gunn, Carla Garner, (Third Row) Alice Watkins, Lisa Bates, Karen Hardy, Paula Harrell, Sonya Lewis, David Price, Julia Lambert, Rob Biddle, Colleen Downing, Chip Walters, (Fourth Row) Rodrick Smith, Don Grayson, Jim Grantham, John Henson, David McDill, Ron Wood, Steve Powell. German Club, NHS, and R.O.T.C. 47

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COKE ADDS LIFE TO . . . A German Club Party. Johnny Seto hurriedly fixes Coke for everyone at the German Club Party. GERMAN CLUB, (standing) Bobby Stoltz- fus, Johnny Seto, Greg Germany, Jeff Wade, David Hopkins, Richard Foster, (middle) Sherrie Hooper, John Sudduth, (kneeling) John Smith, Elaine Fleming, Tracey Griffith. R.O.T.C. OFFICERS. (First Row) Amanda Rouser, Jane Adams, Caroiyn McLaurin, De- lesia Matory, Doris Wilson, Velesha Perkins (Middle Row) John Driftmier, Redmond Wil- liams, Dan McDufrie, Ronnie Braxton (Back Row) Sergeant Belding, Freeman Brown, Danny Reed, Johnnie Donnell, Sylvester Bar- rett, Sergeant Vargas. 46 German Club. NHS and R.O.T.C

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Callaway charged into a brand new year with its honorary organizations. One might expect such honorary math and sales management organi- zations as MA0 and DECA to be full of ' ' stuffy brains, but not so! At Callaway, MA0 planned trips to the Coast and to Ole Miss for con- ventions, and DECA journeyed to Miss. State. These groups planned for guests to talk about how the school can promote new ways of teaching so that students can com- prehend more and about how stu- dents can get involved. MA0 took a project to some of the conventions. DECA also took pro- jects along to neighboring conven- tions. Both worked diligently on their sales and headed fund raising projects throughout the year. These groups helped to sharpen the intel- lect and creativity of students, while providing exciting and informative activities to make the members aware of various applications in the Real World. .. M. 1 . LIGHT MY FIRE. Melanie Thompson and Kim Asbill enjoy themselves at the MA8 Ban- quet. DECA. (First Row) David Hill, Katherine Clark, Jerinda Lewis, Velester Perkins, Billy Mitchell, Anthony Cage, (Second Row) Larry Travis, Shurla Mance, Terrell Johnson, Pam Young, Natalie Holmes, (Third Row) Velisha Perkins, Vivian King, Barbara Smith, Sharon McLendon. Barbara Grant, (Fourth Row) Jane Cheeks, Linda Patrick, Lisa Griffin, Bertha Garrett. Lisa Patterson, Bonnie Har- dy, (Fifth Row) Ms. Nancy McDaniel, Blair Morgan, Jim Alvis, Mark Martin, Ronnie Tho rnton, Terry Wilder, Sam Woods, (Not Pictured) Lynn Gunn, Karen Lidell, Willy Pate, Benita Poole, Lisa Davis, Kathy Sills, Renee Grubbs, Edith Armstrong, Daniel Shaw, Darrell Hobson, Kurt Curtis, Steven Dickerson, Laura Lake. Will Hennen, Donna Martin. 48 DECA And MAO