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

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My theory is. . .a box a day and no trash will stay! And this is the modified deep-knee approach. lleftl Students Active On Earth Da ' cv . . ' 'I ,. . 'J' , ' a 'Ng .- L -'f:f 4' I' L.. 2-t . 1.:: .L-111.7-. -'Rza-I Ezvzjh. I-.nga . . K . ?7 l'1Fn Ef5a1'! Down two, three, four! Every little bit helps! Irightl 1

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SCA Identifies and Photographs for School The primary function of the Student Cooperative Associa- tion of Kellam High School is to develop a fundamental concept of American democracy by providing opportunities and experiences in the techniques of democratic principle and process, and by being responsible for the coordination, intergration and general welfare of school activities. President of the Student Cooperative Association was Barry Bradberiy: vice-president. Terri Sawyer: treasurer, Cathy Perkins: secretary. Susan Malbon: and reporter-historian, Nancy Williamson. Activities included the painting of the stadium and the student activity room: the making of student identification cards which for the first time photographed the student as well as stating the person was a Kellam student: running Homecoming ceremonies with the theme, Kellam Salutes American: having student exchanges between other Virginia Beach high schools: providing a Christmas mail box for students to put Christmas cards ing celebrating Earth Dayg picking up trash around Kellamg adding extra parking spaces in front of school: and being hall monitors during Evaluation Week. '1 in-. ID Cards Leading the SCA for 1971 were Nancy Williamson, reporter- historiang Terrie Sawyer, vice-presidentp Cathy Perkins, treasurer: and Barry Bradberry, president. Missing is Susan Malbon, secre- tary. f'-lv ef I First Row L-R: Barry Bradberry, Terri Sawyer, Cathy Perkins, Susan Malbon, Larry Brinkly, Iohn Sachon, Lane Wadsworth, Debbie Futrell, Donna Pu h, Janie April Second Row L-R: Ioyce Bell, Nancy Bates, Pam Pendleton, Richard Concepcion, Wendy Howell, Susan Bryant, Iohnny Powers, Shell Purvis, lean Sherrin, Carolann Payne, Chris Allen. Third Row L-R: Jessie Havens, Sarah Covard, Mary Lewis, Saundra Balicky, Doug Crowe, Beverly Frost, Debbie Settel, Kim Halstead, Iune Henly, Gloria James, Kathy Leonas, Iackie Ellis. Fourth 226 Row L-R: Bonni Iones, Rhonda Gunther, Ioan Davis, Susan Hunt, Ianet Riggs, Debbie Hoag, Wade Morse, Jeff Wolf, Sam Luther, Debbie Laramay, Isom Young. Fifth Row L-R: William Lewis, Clyde Iones, Susan Dejinski, Angela Bohanan, Randy Callahan, Barry Garver, Stan Merrit, Iohn Fry, Kathy Smith, Bruce Ioran, Byron Williams. Sixth Row L-R: Kevin Hahn, Grammps, Mike Golman,-Brenda Whitehurst, Ieff Grady, Nick Turner, Bill Hobbs, Debbie Tolmier, Mike Taylor, George Irby. , 1 i tide tl H v f l L i i i l lA

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'X Seated L-R: Bobette Beers, IOAnn Rivera, Carol Ann Harlow, Kathy Angel Zepperi, Debbie Danklefs, Micky Moore, Lee Knight, Doug Little, Larry Laramay, Linda Utley, Terri Sawyer, Cathy Perkins, Wanda Crowe, Barry Bradberry, Ricky Futrell, Wade Morse, Bob Van Home Witt, Cheryl Connelly. Standing L-R: Denise Charles, Kay McPherson, Rick Cassani, Randy Callahan, lohn McCracken. Inter-Club Council Undergoes Renovation: Discards Some Former Groups And Acquires New Sponsor To intergrate student activities and to provide fi- nancial aid to clubs if necessary is the purpose of the Inter-Club Council, a sub-division of the Student Coop- erative Association. The Inter-Club Council includes class and club activities. This year the Chairman was Terri Sawyer. Since Mrs. Sylvia Hallock did not return to Kellam this year. a new sponsor of the I.C.C. was needed. After several weeks of searching. Miss Elizabeth Dobyns was asked to sponsor the I.C.C. for the 1970-1971 school year. Met by the new challenge, Miss Dobyns helped to set a new standard by eliminating from I.C.C. representatives of groups not directly involved with class or club affairs. She also worked with Terri Sawyer and I.C.C. members as they reworked the previous constitution. Activities of the year centered around the evaluation of all clubs. a dance at the beginning of the year, and a collection for the United Funds. 228 Barry Bradberry nonchalantly takes his place in Mr. Davis' office for a quick call.