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

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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

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fa 'W'- - 6- MATT B. MARCHBANK. NIROT4. 111.1 1,12 IAMES D. MARIHEW. NIRUTI. lI1,11.1L f-urnm-, tics 111, Challenger Stall 11,12 ll'liutogr:iinfri, Na tional Scieriu: Fondation Piirtiupant 12, Arnr:rl1.iin Legion Award for Milltnry l'lxc1:lls:iic.4:, Key t,luli 12 l'l'reas,l, MARIA M. MARINELLO. Spanish Llub 11,12 PETER I. MARINELLU. General Af.llVllllfS ROSEANNE MARKHAM. FBLA 12, COE 12 MAT'l'HEW R. MARSHALL. Soph Senate: Ir Sen- ate: Soccer 10,11 lMgr1gMunograrntllub11.12.Key Club 12 lPres.l3 Science Club 12 Il-'res,1, Challenger Staff 123 lst Place in Kellam High School Fair Iphys- icsj 11p Youth Conservation Corps 111 National Sci- ence Foundation Participant 12. IEFF A. MARTINEZ. VICA 11.12. GORDON W. MATHEWSON. General Activities. NORMA D. MATSON. DECA 12, DONNA I. MEHRTENS. General Activities. OHN A. MEISTER. Genral Activities. KA . MEIXEI... Ir. Senateg Sr. Senate ISec.l: Keyettes 123 3 FHA 12: Young Life 12. in - if End of o Beginning What started out to be a class of 950 has slowly diminished to a mere 672, yet the class of '79 is still the largest class to ever graduate from Kellam High School. The class of '79 is made up of individuals, each with their own personalities and with their own responsibilities, yet each individual is but a branch of a tree. A living, growing, ex- tension of the class of '79. Even in a large class some seniors, such as Richard Adamson, do stand out. Although the size of the se- nior class has been larger with each new school year, Kellam should see these numbers de- cline due to the opening of Green Run High School in the fall of 1979. With the close of the decade, the class of '79 and Kellam High School will see the end of a way of life and the beginning of a less crowded one.