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

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Sell Handmade Poppies Veteran's Foundation Aided By Pep Club Project ,., J y . , t . . llie ltlfl l ep Club aitlecl tlie Veteran s l'ounclation bv selling . 1 . . . 5 li mtl-matle poppies at lxellain. With eaeli contribution to tlie Vet- 1 . V . ti in's l'uncl, a student reeeivecl a poppy, Al tlie end ol tlie tlrive, tlit Pep Club proutlly turned over a large suin to tlie Veterans David Almgren shows off the poppy he purchased from the Pep Club during their sales for the Veteran's Foundation. Foundation. At llomecoming.g tlie Pep Club solcl spirit buttons and victoriously paraded its first-place float, an lionor wliieli they have received two years in a row. w . , . l'lie Pep Club, sponsored by Mrs. Claudia lxigglit, lielped promote school spirit at football games and painted large signs lor the football players. Like last year, Kellanrs Pep Club was open to dents interested in promoting scliool spirit and providing service to tlie school. IMC' First Row L-R: Mike Wiley, Robin Barboe, :anis Peach, Ioyce Allen, Connie Crandle, Terri Bruffy, Cheryl Conne 1 , Stacy Routt, Michelle Kelsey, Georgette Cris . Second Row: Ann Hathaway, David Swan, Sid Ray, Twila Biemesdetler, Frank Babonis, Iohn Perry, Teresa Sanders, Trudy Keith, Iudy Ratte, Debbie Connor. Third Row: Carol Knox, Chris Allen, Ieanne April, Bonnie Iones, Diana Brown, Cindy Alston, Ieanette Murphy, Lisa Martin, Debbie Horeis, Debbie Haskell, Pam Sprague. Fourth Row: Wade Morse, Iohn Frye, Linda Susann, Mike Colman, Carol Paulenson, Sue Lux, Carol Jackson, Alexis Anderson, Cheryl Iansen. Fifth Row: Ieri Moore, Clyde Iones, Donna Hutchison, lean Sherrin, Richard Conception, Kristi Syndor, Shell Purvis, Diane Hutchison, Sherrie Taylor, Wanda Balentine, Micki Moore. 257

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Members of the Combined Chorus are: lR0w 11 Debra Moody. Teresa Pritchard. Donna Xlorgan. Vickie Cross. Sharon Munden. Pat Campbell. Pam Thompson, Sherrie Tucker, Robin Floyd. Gwen lrrizzell. lRow 21 liathy Swanner. Rosalyn Knight. loyce Tatem. Donna Oakley. Charlie Carter. Patrick Ruble. Iackie Lucas, Sonna Hahn. ludy Williams, lRow 33 Linda Schmale. Elsie Humphries. Romona Elliott, Ronnie Brogden, Ron Hatton. Randy Callahan, Laura Fry. Rhea McWilliams. Michelle Herring, Mary Brickhouse, Brenda Rossum. lRow 41 Michelle Payton. Valerie Lewis. Cathy Schimpf, Earl Williams, Mike Austin. Earl Iones. Phillip Fletcher, Billy Reise, Ioe Allen. David Swan. Garland Mosely. Chorus Gives Christmas Show Students enrolled in chorus had an exciting year that included several concerts. in which a majority of the students took an active part. There were two traditional concerts this year. one at Christmas time and one in the spring. The choral departments agenda included several concerts at local churches. an appearance at City Hall, and another in Virginia Beach in December. Highlights of the early part of their choral year included a program at Military Circle Shopping Center by the concert chorus and a television appearance on Channel 15 at Christmas. In addition to their regular choral selections the chorus department produced a program of popular music in the spring. Mr. Tatem. choral director, strived to teach students to sing and to aquaint them with a varied choice of musical literature throughout the year. He presented certificates and trophies at a choral awards program at the end ofthe ilitth six-weeks period. Xlr, Tatem worked hard for a successful choral department.