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

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Lose By Six Points Cross Countr Ends 21 - Came Winning Streak Cross Country running dil'l'ers from tho other lorins of running Competition in that it is not hold on ai rogu- lar track: hut, rather as its name implies, on ai course laid out in fields and forrosts, over hills, and, gonorally, over uneven terrain. It is a sport which demands great stamina from its participants who must not only run over irregular terrain, hut at distances of up to 2.-1 miles. ' nf Kollain's cross country loznn ondod their 11571 soason with ai 4-I rociord ond a disappointiiigg tlrrlozit to l'irst Colonial lligli Stzliool wliitgh ondod El twenty-ont' geniu- winning streak. Al tho district inoot htvld at l.ittlo tlrmrlx Ainphiliious l5ziso, tho toznn's top runner. Dennis Castello, took sorzond platgog l1owovivi', the rust ol tht: toaiin made Z1 poor showing. Ihre toaiin sis ai whole-, coniniontod Coach Amino disappointing lour Castello also H u tli plain ns 1-iitlwl up with si 1 tools sixth plum' in tht- regional int-1-I Although Coach Aminons made no czonnnont on tho outlook for next season, tho teuin tacos ohvious difiitzultios with tho loss ol tivo votoran runnors duo to graduation in Iuno including co-czaptuiiis Dennis Castollo and Lavinon Stvron. 1 Kellani 115 Lake Taylor 154 Kellani Z7 Bayside 255 Kellani 2-IV: Cox 1501: Kel lam 24 Norviow 1515 Kellani 1515 First Colonial 24 Co-captains Dennis Castello and Layman Styron catch Coach Ammons long enough to pose for a picture. if fl-si Q 7 if s. N-av .wm- ,C5175 '- 'u . 1- Q , First Row L-R: Hank Edquistg Bob Peterson: Dennis Costellog Laymon Styrong lohn Hargrove. Back Row L-R: Terence Smith: Danny Williams: lim Heywood: Steve McPherson: Brent Bussi. 187

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Hockey Places Two On All-Stars Team The 1971 season for Cirl's Field Hockey was a building one more than anything else. Kellain's team did, however, achieve a tie for fourth place in the district. The Kempsville game was their best game because of the adverse conditions under which they played. First Colonial saw the team field its worst game as a result of poor team organization and numerous misses of chances to score. Two of the most valuable players were Terrie Sawyer for the defense and Wendy Howell for the offense. Debbie Payne contributed the most points for the entire season with games being played on Wednesday afternoons. Susan Bryant, Wendy Howell, and Terrie Saw- yer led the 1971 team as tri-captains under the sponsorship of Miss Dot DuRant. Several members of the team were picked as All Stars: Terrie Sawyer, center halfback for the first teamg Debbie Payne, center forward, selected for the sec- ond teamg and Wendy Howell, right wing . awarded an honorable mention. The annual hockey award went to Wendy Howell, Terrie Saw- yer, and Susan Bryant. Prospects for the up-coming 1972 season are brightened by the remaining presence of players Terrie Sawyer, Karen Bryant, Debbie Payne. and Kris Laue. Kellam Kellam Kellam Kellam Kellam Kellam Kellam Kellam Kempsville Cox Princess Anne Bayside First Colonial 2 3 1 1 1 Hampton Roads Academy 1 Walsingham Academy Fergueson 2 0 First Row L-R: Peggy Hershey, Terri Sawyer, Susan Bryant, Wendy Howell, Frances Dickson, Io Pollack. Second Row L-R: Debbie Payne, Cheryl Coffelt, Kay Corprew, Roni Fercundio, Daren Bryant, Sharon Payton. Third Row L-R: Pat Fercundio, Chris Leve, jackie Owens, Susan Williams, Jennifer Hightower. 189