Callaway High School - Lesprit Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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MAY I BE EXCUSED? Jay Scirratt po- litely gestures that he needs to be excused during the MA0 Banquet. MONEY GUNN. Lynn Gunn quickly robs the cash register in DECA class. (Front Row) Lura Ferber, Ann Boling (Sec- ond Row) Romona Applewhite, Melanie Thompson, David McDill, Lisa Bates, Pam Carter (First Row) Yolanda Gales, Debbie Wilson, Louisa Isett, Jane Tucker, Adrenne Nolan, Farm Sra, Cheryl Hill, Daphane Park, (Sec- ond Row) Carla Garner, Nannette Cole, Jose- zetta Keeton, Cheryl Barfield, Marsha Forest- er, Sheryl Gautt, Leonardo Brown, Ruma Ha- que, Debbie Cruse, Ann Wood, Lee Anne Murray, Julia Lambert, (Third Row) Karla Occhipiniti, Linda Meeler, Karen Donavan, Diane Tate, Cindy Bowen, Pam Carter, Danya Tadlock, Kim Asbill, Randy Hansen, Lisa, Jayroe, Harriet Vaughn, Colleen Down- ing, (Fourth Row) Lisa Wilkerson, Leigh Robertson, Leoria Smith, Phyllis Richardson, Sheila Stewart, Donna Beall, Jackie Wilson, Katherine Clark, Lisa Portis, Paula Harrell, Sonya Lewis, LeAnne Knott, Alice Watkins, (Fifth Row) Brenda Mallard, Rick Gardner, Sonya Thompson, Beverly DeVeer, James Kenney, Jocelyn Russell, Greg Murphy, Mar- netta Smith, Preston Yant, (Back Row) Jay Scirratt, Mike Lindley, Lawrence Parkman, Adrian Walker, Don Grayson, Jim Granthom, Ron Wood, Steve Powell, John Henson, Chop Walter, Randall Hall, Harold Armstrong, Chip McDaniels, Juan Gordon, Robert Kidd. DECA And MA0 49

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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

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BUSY BODIES. The Thunderbolt Staff works diligently to meet their deadline. Copyright ® 1978-79 by Callaway High School Publications Inc. Callaway boasted three competent publications chunked full of bits and pieces of the average students ' daily lives at school. Representatives from each staff buzzed around watching for just the right scoop or listening for tidings of the perfect amateur author, all done right under the vic- tim ' s noses. A combination of hard work, ulcers, and sudden attacks of temporary insanity aided in making these publications truly successful. Now meet the press . . . The Post Script, Callaway ' s literary magazine, boasted a winning team with Phyllis Richardson and Cindy Huffstetler serving as co-editors. The staff asked students to submit their art and literary achievements, but a group of judges from area col- leges selected only the best to appear in the publication. STROKE OF GENIUS. Cheryl Hill, Leigh Robertson, and Farm Sra prepare signs for the L ' Esprit annual sales. L ' ESPRIT STAFF, (back row) Mike Lind- ley, Sherrie Hooper, Nelson Pope, Alan Per- ry, Cheryl Hill, Rod Smith, Pam Carter, Deb- bie Cruse, Colleen Downing, (second row) Leigh Robertson, Lisa Wilkerson, Ann Sag- gus, Tamy Triplett, Joanna Mcllwain, Linda Meeler (front row) LeAnne Knott, Bridget Pelts, Parm Sra, Kim Asbill, Catherine Co- vert, Lee Dempsey, Pam McKinley, Alice Watkins. 50 L ' Esprit, Post Script, and Thunderbolt