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

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Heart pleased the Richmond Coliseum on at the 20th. I5 MAKERS Recreational facilities for Norfolk, Virginia Beach, and Hampton have long been under criticism. Many have said that the cities invite few performers and worthwhile attractions, forcing residents to travel to D.C. or Richmond for plays and concerts. In the past year and a half, however, Hampton's Col- iseum and Norfolk's Scope Complex have brought more concerts featuring more popu- lar artists than have ever before visited the area. Concert attendance is not, of course, closed to Kellam, but it seems to occupy much of the precious free time afforded fac- ulty and students. A concert does more for closing the sup- posed generation gap between teachers and students than any classroom discussion when the class jerk sees the bore who teaches math or English. Suddenly, the two find a com- mon bond that, although it sel- dom lasts very long, shows that, no matter what role they play inside the school building, outside each has his own inter- ests. Promotional and personal concert photos compli- ments of Ioni Norris, Tidewater After Dark lBilly loell, Whisper Concerts llleart. lxenny Loggins. Chuck Mangicrnel. Kathy Koontz lllonna Summerj. Ted Nugent Ted Nugent showed the crowd what it came to see at Scope, on Ianuary 7. 31