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

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Future urses Visit DePaul And orfolk General Hospitals The Future Nurses of America, this year, participated in open houses at DePaul and Norfolk General hospitals. They also had Barbara Beekma. a medical technologist from Norfolk General Hospital, come to speak to them, as well as a Future-Nurse-of-the-Year speaker. During the year, the Future Nurses of America worked, through many sales projects, towards giving a S100 scholar- ship to a graduating senior. They sold peanuts, decals and mugs at Homecoming, and they held doughnut sales and car washes. The purpose of the Future Nurses of America was also supported by publicity they provided for Cancer Week. To create an understanding of nursing and its opportunities, and to increase the awareness of how one develops mentally, physically, and spiritually so that optional health may be expanded throughout the home, school, and com- munities are the properties that make up the purpose of the Future Nurses of America. Officers this year were: president, Linda Utleyg vice- president, Cheryl Connelyg secretary-treasurer, Saundra Balicky: and reporter-historian, Valerie Iones. First Row L-R: Charlene Ferguson, Cheryl Connelly, Ieanine Vidal, Valerie Iones. Sec- ond Row: Carol Sisson, Sherri McKee, Bever- ly Frost, Susan Hathaway. Third Row: lean 4.9 Kursey, Ianet Riggs, Sue Thompson. A F fl -6 24-1 40-

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xl -11 First Row L-R: Mrs. Ford, Shirley Reeves, Phyllis Steward, Debbie Zicht, Donna Oakle , Richard Davis, Iackie Iordan, Pat Davis, Kathy Harris, Diane Carroll, Mr. Stahlin, Mr. O'Brien. Second Row: Sylvia Cason, Velma Iackson, Mike Christopher, Tommy Beamon, Vicki Cunningham, Iimmy H8fSh937, Steven johnson, Iimm Money, Everett Lucas, Tommty Keith. Thir Row: Sue Goss, David, Boggs, Georgia Gehring, Deb ie Severns, Lori DeMorrier, Sharon Schrieber, Keith Fahrig, Don Speight, Tom Speight. Fourth Row: Iohn Koelenbeck, Phil ini X' f Iones, Tom Bozard, Linda White, Pat Paschal, Russ Rankin, Bill Harrell, Keith Gregory, Eugene Blynn, Kristy Binion, Neil Caldwelfl Fifth Row: Iohn Gray, Bob Vanderheiden, Richie Carrol, Ervin Iames, Sam Baker, Eu ene Cahill, Iohn Koebler, Iohn Ziegler, Harry Stine. Sixth Row: Eddie Clark, Randy Link, Bart Rogers, Paul Kemp, Ron Carlson, Mike Morrow, Mike Curling, Buddy Barber, Richard LaMark. Seventh Row: Donnel Riddick, Shelton Price, Wilson Howell. Annual F all Rally For Area Sponsored B Kellam High nit Cf Distributive Education The Distributive Education Club is an extension of the Distributive Education classroom, and is a professional organization for the working student. Through the Distributive Education program, members of the Distributive Education Club are provided with social, rec- reational. classroom and on-the-job experience. Because the club is part of the Distributive Education program. students. who otherwise have no time for other organiza- tions, are proved with a convenient, sensible way to express their school spirit. ' ,Url Since they couldn't get on a float, DE officers Richard Davis, Iackie Iordan and Lee Knight were more than happy to sit on a car. The Distributive Education Club started the year oft' with a back-to-school picnic and officer elections both rolled into one. Homecoming spelled success for Distributive Education Club members when their float won second place. The Distributive Education Club remembered the less fortunate by giving food and clothing to a needy family at Christmas and again in April. The an- nual fall rally for Distributive Education students in Virginia Beach and Nasemond County was also sponsored by the Kellam unit. Distributive Education Club members showed their artistic talent by painting their Distributive classrooms while concluding the first semester with a Christmas card sale. Second semester activities included guest speakers at club meetings. participation in local. state, and national club contests. and an employee-employer banquet. Lastly. the Distributive Education Club held an end of the year picnic for past and incoming Distributive Education students. Officers this year were: president, Lee Knight: vice- president. Richard Davis: treasurer. Kathy Melton: and secretary, Iackie Iordan. 243

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F . Q - I -' it fb QE.: tangy IS' 5- 'i' .'l,5g' 4? First Row L-R: Kathy Benson, Eva Baker, Dell Carson, Wanda Witt, Tillman, Iackie Lucas, Connie Gilbert, Cindy Alston, Sharon Angel Zeppieri, Mrs. Williams. Second Row: Andrea Newby, Kay McGallister, Cindy Holsmaker, Ianet Ewing, Pam Colsen. Elementary School Visits And Collegiate Observations Promote Interest For Future Teachers Of merica Angel Zeppieri guided the Future Teachers of America through an eventful and rewarding year as president of the Future Teachers Club. With the help of Mrs. Anne Williams, their sponsor, Future Teach- ers of America fulfilled their function of exploring the possibilities of teaching as a career by participating in numerous service projects. During the year, members of the Future Teachers of 1, -W5 America supported their club through various activi- ties, but primarily through the successful stationery sale. ln October, for Halloween, the Future Teachers Club put smiles on the faces of many teachers with their favors made especially for Kellam teachers. Teachers at Kellam were not the only ones favored by the Future Teachers Club. The members also put their resources toward providing a Christmas basket for a needy family. Members of Future Teachers of America were often seen cheerfully boarding buses that took them to ele- mentary schools for visits and to colleges to observe and hear noted speakers. Benson take time out fora friendly FTA photo' The Future Teachers topped off the year by awarding the Outstanding Senior Award at the Senior Awards Assembly. Angel Zeppieri, Mrs. Ann Williams, Wanda Witt, Eva Baker, and Kathy 2-13