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

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Sllt GI G SI GLES Strixing for individual hon- ors as xx ell as helping the team was the outlook of Kellam s golfers who had the concentra- tion and added determination to make this years season a success. A few returning players hoped to have good individual seasons as well as helping the team to a district champi- onship. This year s number one player Tony Arnold looked forward to medalist honors and proved to be a big asset to the team this season. Gathering experience as a member of the Princess Anne junior High golf team sopho- more Buck Buckley proved he would be valuable as number one player in the up- coming years This type of in- dividual strength was lmpor- tant in making up the teams overall potential. Fast becoming a very popular sport tennis is attracting more Tony Arnold prac.tit,f,s his chip onto . gr ,en and more young people who forsake a few hours of free time for a few hours of tennis time. Despite a few disappointing seasons in the past years the Kellam tennis team looked forward to the 1979 season with anticipation Returning strength and new potential were some of the characteristics the team took onto the courts with it. Playing in the number one position was returning senior Eric Hansen Eric a year round player was constantly striving to improve his tennis while ad- ding new dlmensions to his style. In addition to the experience of other returning players such as Ronnie Adams Blake Burns and Anthony Fee the team found potential in newcomer Robert Brotzman A combina- tion of this old and new blood helped the team to a respect- able season c, W 'f l'?f Q is 'Q . . 1. -sp., 'SC -349 5-94- ' .' 1' g ,,' I N'--'.s'.' e . - - - .- . ..--, ,, 'L -nun' sll'6lf'BfISWGu watches as his ball cir- ' ' cles the cup. ', A ' ' . ', lit? jffhrti . ...AL -Q-.. g -I-Cuv-z.a0N'f-1. ' - vi, -36: 1 f 1 ,-gvfx ln. 4 'L 1 ' - -Y... Q4-dnl.: ...i-

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Brian Carlson and Brett Harley work to develop the offensive and defensive as- pects ofthe game. Mm we 'ff is fl? A ,ff l is-'G . Always ready for the unexpected, Todd Keeder has the qualities that make for a good first baseman. Even out in the field, Mike Riggs has his eye on the ball. I ,sh . Y 44 V iii? fn- 4 -il

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