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

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BEHIND Successes and failures are a fact of life that simply must be accepted when dealing with any large organization and its projects. tllass activities are no exception. Anyone in a respon- sible position can tell you that a leader and a few of his workers be-ar the brunt of the criticism when a project fails. but when it succeeds everyone wants credit. So who are the truly praiseworthy individuals? Une behind-the-scenes worker is Kim Iohnston. who seems to be willing to accept responsibility and follow through on any worthwhile project she is given. Kim has actively participated in class senates since her sophomore year. She has also been in- volved in Drama Club, SCA and the many activities associated with it. and the majority of the dances that have been held dur- IAMES E. WILLIAMS. General Activities. IMEPH W. WILLIAMS. General Activities. B A. WILLIAMSON. Roundtable Staff en . 11,121 FHA 1: . ANGIE D. WILSON. Literary Art Club 12. RENNIS l. WII.SON. Baseball 11.12. MARGARET WILSON. General Activities. ' 'L . WOIT. Wrustling 10.1lg DECA l0.ll,l2 KEVIN WOI.Vl'IN. Sctuncie Club lt. National Honor Society 11.12 M' ' . I-'ranch Club 105 lainulmll lU,l 1.121 lr THE SCENES UJCRKER ing the past three years. Because Kim has been in- volved in all of these activities. she has very little time to call her own. During the summer, Kim is involved with various money-making projects which take a great deal of organiza- tion. During the school year, she is involved in activities which she helps to coordinate in hopes that they will be suc- cessful, like this year's Christ- mas Dance, which was ex- pected by the general student body to be unsuccessful be- cause ofthe low participation last year, though it turned out to be a big success. Due to these accomplish- ments Kim was readily ac- cepted to Virginia Wesleyan College, as well as having been contacted by several other col- leges and universities through- out the East. Ull I I . llnlllly. Q3 lk, 1?

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