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

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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

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nur 1 I Q . H--I Q' 1 A: R1 IPIYT 1 - I iv SIX - ITIILLOD DOLLHR ITIHD , , , ,., A lb 'W f--an - -' I . E MARYLOU ABRETSKI. Senior Senate 12: Young Life 12. MIKE K. ACHEE. Senior Senate 12: Spanish Club 12. MICIIAEL R. ADAMS. Key Club 12. RONALD A. ADALS. General Actlvltlm. IIUIAKD E. ADAMSON. NIRCYTC l1.l2: Scrooge IZ. RANDALL D. ADEII. General Activities. L. ADKINS. VICA Il. GEORGE A. ALCARAZ. General Actlvltlee. .24 1' 'f -I ma- 3' Y bw. 'Z A-'vit-V in ,w1. Todd Keeder, Senior Class Presiden If a price were to be put upon the Senior Class President's head, how much would it be? One hundred dollars? One thousand? One million? How about six million? In the three years he has at- tended Kellam High School, Todd Keeder has increased in value. His innate ability to lead led him to the office of Iunior Class President. Working with the knowledge that the class of '79 had not yet proved itself, Todd began work on various money- raising projects early in the summer. It is not to be believed that Mr. Keeder ran these projects alone: he was helped by his officers and senate mem- bers. However, it is doubtful that without his prompting many of the projects would have been organized. By the time the ring dance rolled around, the Iunior Class had more than enough money to make the dance a successful and memorable event. As a junior, Todd did not re- strict his activities to the Iunior Class. He was a member of the SCA Policies Committee, Monogram Club, baseball team, and ICC. In the ICC Todd was one of the people who was very instrumental in the planning and passing of the first stag dance at Kellam. So incredible were his feats that the student body decided to sign Todd up for another season. In May of 1978, Todd Keeder was elected Senior Class President. It appears the class of '79 knew a good thing. and intended to keep it. In recognition of his out- standing capabilities, Todd was named to Who's Who in Amer- ican High School Students. Yes, in the past three years Todd Keeder has increased in value. He's no Lee Majors, but he is truly a six million dollar man. .If Li