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

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Paula Whitehurst practices a free kick 2 CUMMU Rumors concerning whether or not sophomores attendlng Green Run High School next year should try out for th1s year s soccer teams began c1r culatmg even before the season started Many prospective players were discouraged be cause they felt that the teams would be chosen on the basls of Not so sa1d Coach Trina Perley I chose my team for this year not next year As far as Im concerned stated Perley I picked only the glrls I felt could benefit this year s team and who were from the sideline. 00Al good really good Startlng a team from scratch is not always an easy thing to do however the men s and women s soccer teams have to do just that The sophomore soccer scare d1dnt help the sltuatlon elther As there were only two re turmng starters for the men s LeGaux, Coach Iohnny Cooke built the team around them Other players helped bulld a strong foundation and Coach Cooke felt that this might offset losmg mne out of eleven star ters from last year s team fefllfnee P0tel1ti31- team, Doug Green and Elden xnaif. E57 , r -if After dribbling the ball the length of the field, Elden LeGaux needs the strength to aim a direct shot at the goal. 'HN' v v-. -1' 5, ' .J A . - . ,-:tht 4 '. ,.L-': 11 , 4' ,,'-..- :-fm-ff-fr ' . . ..1- s, , V ' I ,,,, . C111 n . I' . Doug Green, one of Kellanfs two re- turning starters, gives sideline pointers tn sinner new learn nurlnlnrrs. 4 S hi' v'.ll4K ss, a 3 . , o Q N ' s V ' ' 5 A ' - . nhoi f Q, A I 1' 'fl' , fs, I Q nv'- ilr' ...WN 1' inf I ' ,g... La..- fv- I Y iqgrl ng' ' ,A 5 we v is .445 U O ,A . .H Q xbf- frxblixl' L-1

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816085 FRIEND ... Kellam High School was found to possess 2555 indi- viduals whose life styles from kindergarten through high school had been manipulated to revolve around a state- supported educational in- stitution. In 1967, a drastic change occurred in the life of every six-year-old, heretofore untouched by the life of academe: school life began. Captain Kangaroo was elim- inated from the daily sched- ule, likewise were morning snacks and mid-morning naps, but the institution with its disruption claimed six, and only six, hours of the child's life. No preparation was required of the first- grade student and so he found himself still able to create wasted moments. One decade later the situa- tion has drastically changed for these victims of a