Callaway High School - Lesprit Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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Life ■ BOOGIE WOOGIE BUGLE BOY FROM COM- PANY C. Jeff Tharpe makes up half the duo which serenades the Homecoming Court. CAUGHT IN THE ACT. Students are startled by the Roaming Flash. THE BETTER TO SEE YOU WITH. Chargers show their new Charger Specs. Student Life Division 5

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ydleinit The Callaway Charge — The current that flowed through the 1978-1979 Char- gers and generat- ed power into the students ' every day lives. This pow- er made crowded pep rallies bearable and gave icy football games the Friday night fever. The Chargers, win or lose, resembled a power house at the football games. Spirits, not even dampered by a lost game, considered the defeat a blown fuse and tackled the task of switch- ing the power back on. A victorious game generated even more voltage and the Charger fans electrocuted the night with excitement. The juices really began to flow as the Chargers plugged in the disco sounds at Prom and Homecoming. Students shocked excitement into those normal day-to-day activities with this electrifying current. This amazing charge gave students the ability to overcome the middle-of- the-year blahs that every normal student catches at least once a year. This current, not only confined to the school, flowed to enlighten the Jackson community. Those students who had part time jobs put a charge in the lives of their employers, fellow employees, and customers. What constituted that little extra something that made this Callaway school year a success? Those Char- gers who possessed THE GREAT CALLAWAY CHARGE! WHO ' S THE MASKED MOUTH? Seniors show their super Charger Spirit. 4 Student Life Division

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i®ffM Bare feet hopped out of bed, cringed at the cold, and imprisoned themselves in socks and shoes in order to get through the better part of the next six hours. They tramped through the weeds and mud from the back parking lot and raced to get to class on time. Crushed and trampled on the crowded stairs, they also fell into the holes between the planks of the portable walkways. Feet stood in line for lunch, a futile effort considering the quality of food rendered. They tortured themselves in six-inch fashion heels one day and grovelled in grubby tennis shoes the next. Those feet were 1 li jj 1 n iW Ik. Jm RAP SESSIONS. Groups gather in the patio to converse before going to class. WHAT ABOUT THAT SIGN? Not only do the Singers exercise their feet but also their voices; Singers sang for their initiation. ALWAYS BEWARE OF WHAT MAY LURK INSIDE. A Charger looks in bewilderment at what he finds in his locker. 6 Halls and Lockers