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

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':ygi5fgyfJi,- , 1 --' ,V .- ,mme A .. .vw ii 12 .-dit-dl .. .....,....:v.is...-.sqm-..-Inna - .....1U-iF:.ast.-aiu-, First Row L-R: Dianne Ferebee, Ieanette Murphy, Narcissa Cason, Sharon Payton, Arlene Iones, Miss Becky Iennings. Second Row: Octavia Abbott, Sharon Barnham, Venessa Iohnson, Threasa Edmonds. Iuanita Tyler, Martha Wright, Sharon Lamb. Third Row: An.-.4 buf..-Quai 'Q- ' Karen Lamb, Kathy White, Renee Shirley, Lois Tate, Lisa Mitchell, Elma Basni ht. Fourth Row: Ieanine Vidal, Debbie Ioyner, Robin Barbee, Linda Hammond, Ella Cooper. Fifth Row: Trina Whitaker, Rosemary Taylor, Pearl Cason, Linda Caffee. GAA Sponsors Student-Facult Basketball, olleyball Games To provide an opportunity for girls to get together and to enjoy games and sport activities, while hoping to develop a strong sense of fellowship and understanding with each other. is the attempt of the members of the Girls Athletic Association. They serve this purpose by participating in basketball, field hockey, volleyball and sometimes gymnastics. Activities planned by president, Arlene Iones: vice-president. Sharon Payton: secretary. Cissy Cason: treasurer, Ieanette Murphy: sergeant-at- arms. Sue Minton included the sponsoring of Student- faculty basketball and volley ball games. Renee Shirley and Octavia Abbott discuss work-ups for their routine t ' 'Y-XTR, on the balance beam, X-ff' .xrx W4

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N.! l German Club Holds t'Fasohing Part During Month Cf Februar The purpose ancl function of the Cernian Club is to instill in its members an interest in Cerinanv antl in the German language. In order to fulfill its purpose, the German Club started early in the year with a German picnic in October. The German Club also participated in Kellanrs Hoineconiing. With other foreign language groups, the German Club members helped to make the International Tea an occasion of inerriinent and togetherness for all. A Fasching Party was held in February with the year's ac:- tivities ending with another picnic in May. Along with sponsor Miss Katheryn Vanllear, these club officers provided the fulfillment of the purpose for all German Club members: president-treasurer, Ioyce Bell, vice-president, Bobby Brown: secretary, Carol Neaton. German Club president Ioyce Bell pauses for a moment on the way to a meeting. First Row L R Mar Lewis Rhonda Hoffman Ioyce Bell Miss Van Lear, Werner, David Howard, Debbie Connor. Third Row L-R: Don Morrison Carol Neaton Pat I ly Second RowL R Gabriela Koener Cheryll Faust, Charles Becker, Mike Makowsky, Alan Dozier, Walter Werner Mark Pat Gebert Sheryl Bell Carolyn Sheffleld Robin Mackie, Vivian Knicley, Dennis Dozier, Tim Perry.

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Founder enters Ministry Fellowship of Christian Athletes Enters Second Year: Activities Promote Principles of Christianity The Fellowship of Christian Athletes was started two years ago at Floyd E. Kellam when Coach Bill Ralph joined the school's staff. Since that time, any young man interested in illustrating the teachings of Christ through participation in athletics may join. President of the 1971 chapter of Christian Athletes was Mike Tate who was assisted by Coach Ralph. Se- niors who participated in the group and graduated included Charles Bailey, Eddie Sellers, Herb Scott, Scott Cawley, Otis Cuill, Steve Currin and Clyde Iones. Although they did participate in one local television talk show this year when Mike Tate appeared, no other activities beyond the involvement in sports was emphasized in 1970-71. Coach Bill Ralph takes varsity player Steve Currin aside for that time- out advice that often proves valuable. qlfhkv .JJ 1 ,i F 'ss x.il x.f First Row L-R: Howard Everton, Casey Millard, Eddie Sellers, Herb Mike Tate, John Akins. Third Row: Roy Hanson, Clyde Iones. Charles Scott, Scott Gawle, Otis Guill, Steve Currin. Second Row: Al Bailey, Iohn Sinman, Mike Phillips. Sherman, Mike Deiliuo, Steve Hallead, George Irby, Spurgeon Page, '17