Callaway High School - Lesprit Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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ROLL BIG ORANGE! Again and again the Charger defense holds the Mustangs. FOLLOW THE LEADER. James Henley leads Tommy Shaw through many runs in the Big Game. FINDING THE MAN. David Bass makes many backfield maneuvers during the course of the game. ,1 . 9 1. ♦« H ■. i aS i f ipk •« L J ( « fC k « L..4iM ■b 82 Football

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WE ' RE GOING TO CLIP YOUR WINGS. Tommy Shaw begins to rise to his feet after another inevitable gain against the Wingfield Falcons. A FORD IS NOTHING TO A DODGE. Through a Callaway gain, a Murrah Mustang finds out the hard way that a Callaway Charg- er is not just another pretty face. SLAUGHTER HOUSE FIVE. Charger Daniel Henley dives over an opponent for needed yardage. Sports 81

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DISPLAY OF SKILL. The long punts by Pat Davis keep the Mustangs far from our goal. WHAT ' S THE CALL? Penalties to the favor of the Charger ' s have a great influence on the final score. o- As, - MilK The Chargers came to the Murrah- Callaway game overflowing with spirit. The thought of being unde- feated in the city, combined with the defeat of Murrah itself, brought forth a tremendous flury of enthusi- asm from the rickety wooden grand- stands. The well-rehearsed cheer filled the air as the shaky pyramids tumbled to the ground. Murrah took an early lead of 7-0, but the Char- gers morale only climbed higher. The optimism paid off when James Henley blasted loose for the touch- down. Blair Morgan successfully kicked the extra point making the score 7-7. Then, after a five yard penalty against the Mustangs, Kevin Manton booted a forty-five yard field goal to win the game 10-7. This win pushed the Chargers to the Red-Capret Bowl where Vicks- burg valiantly defeated the Big Or- ange 35-21. This lost, however, still could not dull the magnificense of the ' 78 Charger football season. TOWER OF POWER. Derrick Odom shows the Mustangs who ' s boss. Football 83