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

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Drill Team Excels, Balick And Shirley ttend Workshop From the first days of the early sixties, there has been a Drill Team at Floyd E. Kellam. In 1971 sixty-four members. guided by Saundra Balicky. captain, Dolores Graves, co- taptain. and Mrs. Site Hilty. sponsor, performed at school and community functions. In the spring of 1970, team members were selected. That way. all persons could practice during the summer and early opening of school to be ready for those first football games and occasional parades. For a girl to qualify, she had to have a C average. present a nice appearance, exhibit willingness to practice and work at routines, illustrate personality p rojection, and comply with execution of form. Besides performing in the pre-game and half-time routines, the 1971 Drill Team marched in the Oyster Bowl parade: in the Azalea Festival festivities held in May, honoring the NATO alliance: and in parades honoring Armed Forces Day, .in-va' ',3' -' -'e 1: -. X.l 1 -' 31:19, .V 7. U In . L in , J 1 A ' ,,s,a...9 ,iei'1-'iz-92 ...,- . t .sr ' S- .- at-0 L- vi- J r-lg r .:mnr'f... e, r- f q. - . - -'M L.. - . . - .--. ..: . 4 - ' ' .Nj I lfw- .. QQ f-f wsqbgk 1,.s.',J Rf' ib. , , ' t s as L T 0-. Memorial Day and Veterans Day. Through participation in these events. the girls hoped to promote school spirit and to evidence that spirit both in their actions and performances. 5 Q Captain Saundra Balicky and co-captain Delores Graves perform maneuvers with pom-poms for flair. - , t- . -f.. I. ' 1- .' 2 . - , : ,. ,A -. ., . . . + 1353-.sw - . , . V . .. , I ' If ' - , ..-Aga First Row L-R: Bonnie Iones, Pat Fecundio, Saundra Baliky, Delores Graves, Louise Flor, Ieannie Luke. Second Row: Vicki Weese, Iackie Luke. Debbie Green, Sherry Beechman, Paula Moniot, Donna Oakley, Debbie Carlton. Third Row: Cindy Brooks, Mary Lewis, Terry Vancleboncouer. Brenda Carpenter, Karen Orlowski, Jessie Havens, Grace Lupton, Debbie Hoag. Fourth Row: Pam Stokes, Maryanne Pagonas. Brenda Bonds, Pam Pendleton, Lori Ringer, Iackie Currin, Dodey Thorley, Mary Beddingfield, Lyn Pepper. Fifth Row: Kathy .-Wh. .' Liehman, Sharon Flowers, Judy Anable, Stephanie Wright, Melissa Fornish, Charlotte Inman, janet Putnam, Lou Bunton, Leslie Banworth, Lorene Inman. Sixth Row: Vivian Werner, Debbie Malbon, Susan Hathaway, Cecilia Hardy, Paula Sellers, Karen Bisset, Kathy White, Debbie Shirley, Lori Carpenter, Nancy Bates. Seventh Row: Pam Long, Pam Colsen, Debbie Connor, Sherrie Parker, Sue Carleson, Debbie Browne, Gail Button, Kathy Sullivan, Kathy Melton, Alma Williams, Theresa Phillips.

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oundtable Takes First In ' Virginia High School League Competition 'the purpose ol' the liellani Roundtable is to seek and print the iniportiint news of liellain High School for the Kellani lligli student hotly and lltltilllly. Sponsored by Mrs. Florence Iilanle-iisliip and published by Iournalisni II students, the neu spiiper is published live tiines a year. Rotating editorships provided each Iournalism II student it ith the experience to edit the liellani Roundtable. Because of the laelx ol' funds, subscriptions were sold to students and fac- ulty. ln previous years all students received free subscriptions since yearly fees. now abolished. covered this cost. Aiding the Roundtable stall' were students from Mrs. Blankenships first year iournalisni classes. which were new this year at Kellain. For the lirst year the Roundtable received an award for the newspaper. The Virginia Beach High School League awarded the Roundtable first place in high school catefories of newspa- IWVS. Mrs. Blankenship strikes her usual pose on her favorite stool. Ginger Maddox and Dale Bruso piece together another page. Q2 -1? wr-Y -I QQ Ginny Weitzel receipts all Roundtable subscribers. lg -l JW',f r' Q L-A A . 6 5 in :Mm-9 ' --'i , -'I A- g,.L - , ae , , . - 1. , . 5 , E X. g .. -.Qi fn., Jil- ' artsy -f ' :I ggi.. . 4 XQ f' x C ' t ' I x J X .4. 4 In -L K