Kellam High School - Challenger Yearbook (Virginia Beach, VA)

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Mrs. Anne Bright Ioins Iuniors As New Sponsor ' N554 Don't lose the faith, baby! N.. 'ff I il. Yu I ff? Z' ,. B FJ x A E -f 'o J ? ' - ' Q ts, M First. Row L-R: Suzy Tucker, BethAnn Thorpe, Mrs. Bright, Bonnie Iones, Doug Crowe. Second Row L-R: Ieri Moore, Ioyce Allen. Terri Sawyer, Nancy Bates, Iackie Currin, Janis Peach, Ieannie Luke, Mary Beddingfield. I 149

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x xgs, 1' 95 in Grab but dum pinch! Wa-a-ay-to-go- Knights! -W0 ,r-V gl P ni. I 1 5 JC . -0,453 Y ' elif. Y ,nppv ' , If Miss Allen can take off points, why can't we?!! . .kts O V A D0n't you dare!!! 148 'H

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Sophomore Class Eager Workers - Says Class Sponsor Miss Pamela Gooch -'N .'..9v:l D . TW - '10 - Z -,:',af ' A v Ps. .Ir s f is A-Mf 'X I T ,xx 4 ' AY, 95- Tenth grade officers include president John McCracken: Stacey Enessey, vice-presidentg Conrad Eiban, reporter historian. Second Row: Donna Pugh, treasurer, and De bie Callahan, secretary. 150 Kellam was fortunate this year in having such a Sophomore Class as it did. Miss Pamela Gooch, class sponsor, is pleased with the progress they have made so far: I am really impressed with the way they take over the work themselves. They all work very hard. Iohn McCracken is an absolutely fantastic president - a very good worker. Iohn is backed by vice-president, Stacey Enessey: secre- tary. Debbie Callahan: treasurer, Donna Pugh: and reporter-historian. Conrad Eiban. The first project of the year was a mistletoe sale. Unfortunately, kissing under the green is not permitted in school, so the result of the sale left much to be desired. This was not to dampen the spirits of the coura- geous Sophomores! Their peppermint patty sale held during the winter was extremely successful and earned the class well over two hundred dollars. The money gained went to help co- sponsor, along with the Freshmen, the annual Crystal Ball held in late spring. Crystal Blue Persuasion was the 1970-71 theme.