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

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4 gy S -.::, i . H 0, 1. H' K' .-'S id ggre- ' 4 A-5- '1 . J ,' few' ing ? ,aa-nun! Ralph Perkins and Greg Cross collect for Thanksgiving for Hope Haven, an SCA-sponsored project. STUDENT COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION. First Row: Mark Summerell ll'arl l, Karen llurton, Sharon McG0urty, l.ori Fuller lSet:.l, Cindy Smith lViu' Presl, Joel Larkin Hres l, Susan Crenshaw lTreas l, ludy Cannon lRec.l. Sean Pedersen lRep.-Hist,J, Ihre nise Zawadski Second Row' Carrie Nance, Matt Brown, lenny McMillan, Kim Kikos, Terry Rogers, Leonthena Carrington. Terrell Rutledge, Kathy Meixel, Greg Peterson, Hugh Barton. Third Row Ioyce HACKSON. Eddie Mctlhesney ISgt. at Armsl. Elana Dorsey, Amy Harold. Bobbi Stamps, Sandra Crill, Lori Brickhouse, Florence Angeles, Cindy Cowan, Iohn Genesevich. Fourth Row: Michelle Her- rle, Dale Rosenburg, Stephanie Pomeroy. Debbie Odum, Sue Andrews, Bruce Forester, Annabelle Valdez. Milanie Llorin, Ralph Garner. Patricia West. Fifth Row: Kim Iohnston, lane Miller, Laura Carrai. Eric liahr, Stott lu-llam. flindv Scott, lane Smith Donna Mcfiourty, lanet Mtkissirk, l,ita l'lummf'r Sixth Row Eddie llall, Judie Logue, lim. Olson, Carla Denirke, Todd Larkin, Sandy flimerman, Linda Starr, Pam Griffin, tjliarleni- floral. Rita Smith Seventh Row Danny Scanlon, David liucholn, lnga Williams. Honnte Hartrin, lohn Thumma, 'lodd Keeder, Dan Comell, Tony Arnold, lifllllff U'Hnen Eighth Row: joe VanDriesen. Mike Achee. Sherri McPherson, lohn Foxwell.K1m Shiley. Vicki Snlieer. Steve Walls, Dan Wolfe, Athena Larkin, lack Graff Ninth Row: lames Callahan, Mike Welch, John Mol- ler. Chuck White, Ricky Majet,lane Smith, ltruce Setzer. johnny Clifton, Sharon Harrison, Sandor Galvante, Back Row' james Hancock. Richard Kahler, Diana Gray. Laurie Cross ' . 'E 4fM..,v Ni Q? . 1 az.. sit. nf 1 I-1 X Death Rate Do Operating w1th1n the l1m1ts of this years chosen theme Strive for Unity Pass 1t On the Student Cooperative As apathy related problem at Floyd E Kellam High School In recent years, countless dances have fallen dismally at the wayside where they have died quiet deaths due to cancel lation Student support for dances has been lacking and thus, dances have been both few and far between The prob lem of dance failure was named number one priority by the Executive council in summer meetings and was immediately made the mayor 0b18Ct1V8 of the school year fully gained permission from the administration to once again have stag dances at Kel lam Stag dances were out lawed more than half a decade ago due to lack of control and lmmaturlty on the part of the student body With this major milestone achieved, this year s councll merely had to rebuild the confidence of students in school sponsored dances. ,lf f, ,, 1' X1 5-it ' ' 1 Q43 1 ,. Pointed out council President Ioel Larkin This can be ac complished qulte simply all we need to do IS carry out a few convince both students and faculty members that the stu dent body IS capable of spon soring a mature and enloyable social event such as a dance Two successful dances were carried out before Christmas and 1t was generally agreed that once again Kellam High School students can look forward to the enioyment that IS available at school dances I L 1 l lx . , - v - ' at ' - H ' ' , ' rr ' ' ' ' ' ' . 1 1 ' sociation has tackled the major Last year's S.C.A. success- successful dances. This will - . . , 0 '

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In preparation for the Christmas Dance, Rita Smith decorates the tree. The band room door depicts St. Nick and His Elfish Clique playing the melodies of the Christmas season. P Q l J Q . . x kr ' ,Jr : 'L 'QI 1 5 .341 if !A' 1 I I

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Terrell Rutledge INHSI. Mark Sum- merrell lSr. Classj. LeAnn Shoemake iCheerleadersl, and Cmdr. Woodberry IROTCJ discuss activities with Mr. Ammons. This welcome poster made by the Na- tional Honor Society encouraged stu- dents to work their hardest through the year. Each month the National Honor Society honors a student whom they feel has contributed greatly to Kellam by select- ing him as Citizen of the Month. 1 V n ge y Q ,fl Erieiziw g F I I Jlzff ... 'lv1llQ .Q- If 2 ' . ' ' 1 '. T lg' lll ' JN. NATIUNAI. IIUNUR StXIIl'l'I'Y. I-mul Row Sully Lnrrlnglmn,l.Imrlvsl ifu-ld, SlmmnMslLuurty Thin slmrm-. N-nlph hnriu-r, Lunnw 'llllI'llllIIll, I-Qt! Ruw lztlmlim-ll'llrl1-ll, Alnvtlnrrui. Susnnlln-nslnm' mann. lllllvl M1 ku-nn k Hun-nl n- Ang:-In-s IS:-4: 3 Snnmlv Linn-rmtnn, l.:-v Wil'-un. lxnthv llvnslew, An lorn-ll Knllvulw- ll'n-s 1 'mmlm Lnll Nun l'n'sl :mln-llv Ynlde-1, kim Shilo-V, Yuki Sthvvr, lfllglllllll in Slllllll l I rr-ur. I, Ivrrv l'.llSllllIlHl'f, Lon Lullnlmn Riva-rn lim lx Huw lllllllt' l l'IlH1l'1, llirllv Rlggri, VN Ilnlt-nu All:-.nn 'we-:mul Row Lumly to-.wan Intuit. lun- Murrow, lm-I hnrkin, Mrs Wilnm ligns lllonurun, 1 ru-nrnnn Seysnl Ile-lmlllu-llv l-.lulm Ilur-my 'll-ru-sn Nll'Illlll'll, lkl'YlIl llllln-rt, Knullv Rvntnur. Stull lily lzlclr-n I.a'l.nul, Izllluluvlll Illll, l.m:nllu lm llllMll1'S if Q gy