Callaway High School - Lesprit Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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CALLAWAY SINGERS. (First Row) Wen- dy Teel, Teri Brewster, Angela Stewart, Ruthie Moore, Leona Harper, Carolyn McLaurin, Donovan Lindsay, Calvin Patrick, Randall Hall, Daniel Hall, Roy Cooper, Der- rick Donnell, Ronald Washington, Cheryl Co- leman, Sharon Dent, Jean Harper, JoAnne Dismuke, Celeste Smith, (Second Row) Dele- sia Matory, Jackie Epps, Cathy Sills, Shari Hogue, Debbie Gilbert, Cathy Hale, Jocelyn Russell, John Kendrick, John Mitchell, Mike May, Tim Harper, Dubby Brister, Cliff Far- rier, Angie Cook, Harriet Vaughn, Tara York, Pam Lewis, Maura Harrell, Lisa Jayroe, Beverly Nelson, Catherine Covert. (Third Row) Jane Adams, Cynthia Jordon, Reana McPherson, Beth Whitley, LeAnne Knott, Alice Watkins, Tamy Triplett, Kathi Wooten, Dana Denson, Leonard Robinson, Scott Williams, Rob Biddle, David Lewis, Regi Grace, Christy Sissons, Bridget Denson, Leigh Robertson, Marcia Forester, Angel Hedgepeth, Paula Harrell, Janice Chamblee, Cheryl Burnett, Karen Hardy, (Back Row) Marnetta Smith, Onita McLendon, Beverly de Veer, Cindy Shoaf, Kaye Clingan, Jenny Sumrall, Chip McDaniel, David McDill, Da- vid Price, James Henley, Michael Tew, John Crowson, Billy Ray, Keith Clingan, Jim Grantham, Marc Gandy, Mary McCardle, Ann Saggus, Shelia Langdon, Cheryl Hill, Juanita McLendon, Dana Tadlock, Karen Ev- ans, Barbara Smith. 54 Singers

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PUT ON A HAPPY FACE. Ann Saggus prepares Tamy Triplet! for a pantomime per- formance. WITH PEN IN HAND . . . LeeAnne Mur- ray and Jane Tucker earnestly take notes in £ library. QUILL AND SCROLL. (First Row) Phyllis Richards, John Henson, Alice Watkins, Jane Tucker, (Second Row) Lee Anne Murray, Paula Harrell, Jocelyn Russell, (Back Row) De Priest Dockins, Jeff Berry, Cheryl Hill, LeAnne Knott. Morning Watch, Quill and Scroll, and Thespians

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Ahhh! The joy of the audience as the Callaway Singers, chorale, and concert choir performed. Their brilliant voices tamed even the wildest beast. Under the direction of Ms. Martha Neilson, the choirs achieved melodious perfection. The life of a Callaway Singer may have seemed glamorous and full of travel to concerts and occaisionally to a distant city, but a great deal of hard work went into this. Every single day each choir rehearsed and rehearsed, seemingly without end, to become the best choirs in the state. Often dedicated groups came at 7:30 to get in extra practice. The Chorale and the Concert choir wore navy blue choir robes with an orange stole to their performances. The Callaway Singers, a much larger group by far, wore long black dresses and black closed toe shoes (the girls, that is) or black pants teamed up with a black- checkered vest and black shoes (of course). Although a good deal of time had to be given up, all who participated in any of these groups felt the satisfaction of a job well done. CONCERT CHOIR. (First Row) Gloria Hudson, Brenda Hardee, Phyllis Miggins, Sherri Day, Mary Dardee, Rita Harden, Mar- garet Taylor, (Second Row) Bernadette Ev- ans, Tammy Walton, Regi Brown, Claudell Levy, Frank Harper, Floyd Hines, Jacqueline Graham, (Back Row) Gale Robinson, Earnest Hines, Greg Harris, Will Young, Robert Jen- kins, Johnnie Luckett, Eric Farabee, Don Williams, Donnie Huges, Jennifer Sylvester. CHORALE. (First Row) Mary Hamilton, Karen Amason, Diana Dieckman, Gwinda Tiner, Barbara Gibson, Gwendella Smith (Second Row) Tonya Thompson, Linda Pur- vis, Laditra Steele, Gail Sayles, Barbara Carter, Bonita Brice, Marilyn Jamison, (Back Row) Pam Gibbs, Evelyn Robinson, Carolyn Houseworth, Adrian Green, Regina Mer- edith, Brenda White. Singers 55