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

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Sports Undefeated Eastern District Represented In City and District Wilson And Davis Tony Davis prepares to tee-off during a practice. Alan Dozier shows the follow through which enabled him to compete as one of the top x ,wr . . . 1 X , A lifisfaii '4 tx ff. I -'-' xx-.J - 'fx 'f'- N i fi , gifailggf' Kgs' ' .' 15' ' inf' ? j' pf-if -Egg' W X K W I , O 4, . is A i I A ' 1 I I 5 J Y 4 fljf fa. ' 1, vt '-e-e2iii'sn1s:!1'f ' .3 It is f 'fifW?f L it ,X 'yi I L 1 A I 5 1 K I a 5 Ui' 6 - 1' .,,5 .Z n pl' ffl: r Y ,' Ir' Y, 'ff :W .A r i -r 1--I lg ' I' ,I ,v 'A M w-.I , ' lb It ZZ N v x I 221

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l t l Golf team members, guided by Mr. George Owens, went undefeated through the Eastern District season with an 11-0 record. Team members were Alan and Dennis Dozier, Mile and Steve Wilson, Iohn Sachon, Tony Davis, and Tommy Womack. The closest match was when Kellam beat Princess Anne by only ten strokes. Alan Dozier was the meadlist in two matches, shooting a 73 and a 74 respectively. His brother Dennis was the meadlist once while shooting a 72. Kellam was represented in the City and Eastern District Tournaments by Alan and Dennis Dozier, Mike Wilson, and Tony Davis, Iohn Sachon was the first alternate. Next year, the team should be even stronger with five of the boys returning. Coach Owens even predicts for Kellam's golf team the possibility of a State crown. Kellam 311 Kempsville 330 Bayside 364 Cox 338 Kellam 299 Booker T. Washington 405 Princess Anne 309 Granby 322 Kellam 312 First Colonial 332 Maury 337 City Tournament Eastern District Tournament. 220 5 1 Kellam High's Golf Team 3 Season With 11-0 Record. . Tournaments By Doziers,l t -l It 1 Y S Coach Owens and Mike Wilson go over Mike's scorecard. has -q 'f', .l l l l E First Row, L to R: Tony Davis, Tommy Womack. Second Row: Mr. Owens, Dennis Dozier, Mike Wilson, Alan Dozier. l

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May Sports Awards Banquet Honors All 1970-71 Outstanding Kellam Athletes 40 6. lm: Besides games, victories, pep rallies, and all the excitement that accompanies them, there is one sports event that every athlete anxiously antici- pates. the Sports Awards Banquet. Held this year on May 26, It is a banquet-ceremony honoring the outstanding athletes of the year. ln the men's varsity fields, the most valuable awards went to Dennis Castello, track: Steve Currin. baseball: Dennis Dozier, golf: Chris Iude, tennis: Torn Leahy, gymnastics: Blair Sawyer, basketball: Herb Scott. field track: LaSalle Wallace, wrestling. Rick Futrell received the SPARC Award being the most outstanding senior athlete. Wendy Howell took the most valuable award in girls' gymnastics while Donna Hutchinson received the comparable cheerleading award. Two junior varsity wrestlers also took awards: Kirk Upton was voted most valuable, and Gene Bunn was considered most improved. Awarded honors were Donna Hutchinson ltopl, most valuable cheerleader: Herb Scott llefll, most valuable in field track: and Steve Currin lbottoml, most valuable in varsity baseball. -w - - :ff ,,,,.:. i ,L -Jr ,-v-wsu-. V . ...a...- , . xvfy -1 V -- Q - Af - -X .iff -ff --fn-Q 1.- ' A ' +C' '- '- ' 'I .al A'- . . Af, . gf :vat YJ- -: b 1.1 - 4-f Vt,.':l . 1. N., ,V ,