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

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,-. U u v I , 4,- n V, First Row L-R: Him Horne, Conrad Eiban, Mike Snavley, Maurice Baird, Paul Hawkins, Gene Bun, Kirk Upton. Second Row L-R: Pat O'Keef, lim Whitaker, Phil Daniels, Tim Terry, Isom Young, Chris Iackson. Team compiles an 8-4 record o -8 L. Co-captains Terry and Upton Sport Best Records Kellam Kellam Kellam Kellam Kellam Kellam Kellam Kellain liellain Rel lam Kellain Kellum 200 21 29 I 23 24 20 10 2 .J 299 'l 3 ,. J 'I 'I Bayside Princess Anne First Colonial Western Branch Cranby Noryiew Kempsville Oscar Smith Maury Booker T. Washington forfeited Cox Lake Taylor In past seasons, Kellam's junior varsity wrestling team has been one of the strongest teams in atheletic competition. Kellam's 1971 junior varsity wrestling team, which compiled a favorable 8-4 record for the season, was no exception. Commenting on the performance of certain team members. Coach Gregor said that the best records on the team were sported by co-captains Tim Terry and Kirk Upton and predicted that both Terry and Upton, along with team members James Horne and Isom Young, would move up to varsity competition next year. Special recognition was also given to team members Conrad Eiban, who wrestled well against several varsity opponents this year, and to Gene Bunn. It has been predicted that both Eiban and Bunn should be strong competitors next year. 2 1 . l

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5 .-.., 1, lay Payne attempts the shoulder roll' on Gene Barnhart. -1 sys! ' gi-,Q 55 -.. -, gn... IXlI'k Uptun exvcglilus the sit out turn in riiaiiuiivnviwmri lim Ivri'x', gn -gs., Mike Kuhn counters Terry LQIIIFLIHIQS switch with the two un One breakdown. , 199

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Boy's Gymnastics Team PostsA 2-3 Record For The '71 Season Mr. Perceful discusses the final scoring with captain Tom Leahy. 5 1 I -,L wi 6, First Row, L-R: Mike Coakley, Pat Davis, Craig Davis, Tom Leahy. Sec- ond Row: Buddy Utley, Mike Pendelton, Rodney Brown, Bart Rodgers. Third Row: Mr. Perceful, Greg Coakley, Bob Whitmore, lim Horne, Fourth Row: David Hawkins. 'T' Kellam's 1971 boy's gymnastics team, coached by Mr. Richard Perceful posted a 2-3 record for the season, losing to Kempsville, and in a tri-meet, to South Hampton. Superior team members this year were David Hawkins, lim Horne, co-captain Craig Davis, and captain Tom Leahy. Hawkins and Horne excelled on the side horse, and Davis in floor exercises, in horizontal bar, and in longhorse vaulting. Davis placed fifth on the trampoline and Leahy twelfth on the parallel bars at the state meet last year. In order to compete in the state meet, gymnasts from this area must place at least fifth in their event at the Eastern District Elimination Meet. These high qualifications necessary in order to compete in the state meet show the high degree of excellence that gymnasts Torn Leahy and Craig fi I X 9x Q. i db Davis have worked for and attained. Kellam 83.1 George Wythe 88,9 South Hampton 89.5 Kellani 90.15 Kempsville 104.4 Kellam 62.15 Bayside -14.75 Kellani 81.1 South Hampton 78.4 Kellam 70.55 First Colonial 77.55 201