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

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f FRANK S. KELLAM. Ir Senate: Sr. Senate: SCA 11.12 RUSTY M. KERR. Wrestling 10. DECA 12. THERESA A. KILLINGBECK. General Atttlvities. IEFFREY A. KIMM. General Activities. TRICIA A. Latin Club 10: Iunior Achieve' men . FELT. General Activities. FRANCINE R. KNIGHT. FBLA 11,121 Sr. Senate. HAROLD KNUTSEN. IR. VlCA 11.12. AMES R. KOELENBECK. General Activities. BARBARA A. KRUG. Trinity-Tri'Hi-Y 11: Latin Club 12. IUDY L. KUEHN. General Activities. SHELAGH A. KUENZER. Soccer 10.11,12: Mono- gram Club 11.12. DAVID W. LAIRD. Band 10.11.121 Gymnastics 10,121 SCA 115 Sr. Senate. Key Club 12. MARY D. LAMB. FBLA 11,121 Track 11: spanish Club 11,123 COE 12. CLARENCE L. LAMBERT. Band 10. LOIU A. LAMBERT. General Activities. ROGER R. LANCASTER. Football 10.11.122 lndoor Track 101 Outdoor Track 11. PETER B. LANGLANDS. Wrestling 10: Weightlifting 10: Spanish Club 10.11 ITrea.s.l. 12: Ir.. Sr. Senatus: Key Club 10.11.121 Young Life 12. CYNTHIA C. LAND. Tennis 10.11.121 Color Guard 10.11.122 lr.. Sr. Senates: FBLA 11.121 Monogram Club 12: Fellowship of Christian Athletes 12: Young Life 12. . Roundtable Staff 10 lSports Ed.l. ll: National Honor Society 10,l1,121 Challenger snuff I1 lCopy Ed.l: sca 11.12 fpmlz cny-wide. State-Wide SCA 11.121 ICC 121 Scholastic Team 10.1 11 Governor! School for the Gifted 121 Vs. Bch. Leadership Workshop 121 Optimist Outstanding Student 12. Kim lohnstnn, Linda Starr, Kathy Meixel, Bobbi Stamps, Eddie Mtzflhes- nary, Dana Hull, .iiirl Lori Hritpkhuusu alum' tli.1t 5l'llll1fS rluiiniimtn- tlin .attun- 4l.1ii1 1- ul SMA liivmfliiigs Via' .X h-...-.. .2 'W p- L K.: F U A , 9 . .S

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SQL' , F me if 'Q Q 1 li. , A 'Us iw.- in-J.- 1-. 11'3,'5l'f ,.,- -uf' ' QF ix gr-s , 1' 4 1. as Q, 'fa 2.94 ,, Lumie Tolentino accompanies the Madricals. SOUR PATRICK . ANHS. llruss flmintrv Ill, lmlum Imfl , aiming u if: Shrew lU,Vll,1'N ll !l'lI l REY K, Il'Im.hE: 50N. Sr S1-lusts' IUSTIN IENKINS. General A1 tivilioes NINA M. IUHANNI-ISI-IN, Supl: Sl'llHll', lr S:-mil.-, Sr,Senate,tiurmantlluhl1,l2,Young1,ul+:12.Who's Who Among American High School Students 12 SELYIQE C. IOUNSON. Football lfl,1l.12, Trunk ll,l2. DONNA C. IOHNSQIN. COE 12. KIM G. N . Soph Senate, lr. Senate reas. 3 Sr. Senateg VHSL Drama Workshop 10,12 Drama Club 10.123 Barter theatre Drama Workshop 105 Va. Beach Forensic Workshop 125 NHS lead' ership Workshop 121 Taming of the Shrew 10, Diary of Anne Frank 111 Scrooge 124 SCA 12g City-Wide SCA 12L lunior Civitan 123 Thespians 11.12, Challenger Staff 11,121 Citizen of the Month 123 Fine Arts Club 12 IVice Pres,j3 Law Explorer Post 11.12. DIANA G. IONES. FHA 12: Field Hockey 12. NANCY E. IONES. Field Hockey 10,111 Sr. Senate: Youg Life 12, RANDALL S. IONES. General Activities, STEVEN L. IONES. Band 10, Spanish Club 12: Key Club 12. IHOMAS L. KASMARK. VICA 11. DS of ITIUSIC Music is the Universal lan- guage. Although styles differ from country to country, the message is still the same. It takes a long time for someone to master the art of playing the pianog however, Lumie Tolen- tino has done just that. She is in the process of getting her cer- tification as a piano instructor, but until she does so, she is allowed to teach under the supervision of her own teacher. The training for her certifica- tion will come up in the spring when Lumie, Edie Tripp, and Florence Angeles risk missing graduation to travel to St. Louis, Missouri, where they will undergo the final phases of their training. What had started out to be a hobby has now turned into a way of life. CHARLENE I. KAUFFMAN. General Activities, DEBORAH A. KAUFFMAN. lr. Senate: Spanish Club 11,123 Medical Careers Club 11,12. CHARLES T. KEED . Baseball 10,11,12: lr, Senate es.: r, ena e res.l: Challenger Staff 111 Va. Beach Leadership Workshop 11: National Founda- tion of Christians and jews 11: Monogram Club 11,123 Boy's State 12: Young Life 12: Who's Who Among American High School Students 12. RALPH R. KEENAN. General Activities.

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Sf s. f. , X..',A Mark Houston lifts in the weightroom .--W, Pumping Iron Body building dates back to the times of Ancient Greece. The body was thought to be a temple and the Greeks sought to make if perfect. There are people today who still feel this way. While in junior high school Mark Houston became tired of being a so-called H98-pound weaklingf' He began then to develop his body. Mark made use of his school's weight training program and very soon he began to see the fruits of his labor Contrary to the ads Mark did not become a Herculean monster. Mark believes that his body is something to be proud of not something to use against others' however 'f he ' threatened he may turn into the Incredible Hulk. As for his plans for the fu- ture, Mark will continue his developing and some day hopes to become the Best Built Man in the World. GARY R. LASHOMB. General Activities, CURTIS F. LASLEY. General Activities. General Activities. TAMMY A. LBDUC. FHA 11,121 VICA 12. ELDEN I LQGAUX. Soccer 10.1l,12g National Honor Society 11.12: Mongram Club 12. ARTHUR R. LEWIS. General Activities. ARTIS M. LEWIS. General Activities. PHYLLIS E. LEWIS. General Activities. 7 Q N Lori Brickhouse, Senior Class Vice President. - 4 I -'. ', A Bibi, P' r S 125