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

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ust Latin Club With the release of the movie Animal House and the increas ing lnterest in the Toga Party made famous by john Belush1 the Latin Club has seen a re V1V8d interest in the activities of the club The Latin Club members ac- tually got to don togas when they performed in the foreign language assembly. Aimed at promoting interest in the Latin language, the members of the club demonstrated one of the many ancient Roman dances. A majority of the year is spent in preparation for the Virginia Iunior Classical League Convention. Members of the club are asked to prepare oratory selections and to dress in costume throughout the en- tire convention. Another important event is the Latin Olympics held at SPANISH CLUB. Ifront Row' Karen Hurton lpres I. Martin Mrfllsin Il III tI IJ il T t Il A b II Valdez lVicu Pres I, Mrs Innltson iSpon- lam- lion, Har I UI NI NI II Ii If surlp Alan Valdez, lean Whitehead lSm I, Linda Row Preston X lx I Igi tlv I N1 II Spencer lTreus.I. Second Row: Paula Pitts, lid Iosrl tlastru, I'nt I gl I A I I I ' 4 Nilsson. Debbie Kauffman, Chris Nulf, Lallhele Cray, Ilulin, janet M lane Doe, Anne Bedeaux, Michael Harrington, Cary llroix , I-owler, Scott Brinson, Third Row: Lindy Ixazlowski. Kitt lg rwhrmt, ,x Roman round Bayside High School The Olympics test the physical at tributes of the club as well as providing them with the oppor tunlty to experience a part of the ancient games With an ever increasing amount of interest in the lan- guage the Latin Club will hopefully see an increase in the participation of its members Spanish Club Building recognition for their school is one goal many clubs work toward throughout the year. The Spanish Club at Kel- lam has gone farther than that this year by gaining city-wide recognition through partici- pation in many community ac- tivities. The Neptune Festival, Azalea Festival, and the Herit- age Week Festival were the scenes of performances by members of the Spanish Club this year The members have also shown their talents through presentations at school assemblies and the annual International Dinner sponsored by the Foreign Language de partment Although competetlve per- forming keeps Spanish Club members quite busy they have also found time to perform at convalescent homes in the area such as the Virginia Beach Medic-Home Health Center. Working with the idea that all work and no play makes the Spanish Club dull has enticed the members to devote part of their time to just having fun. The Spanish Club members each take turns having parties, and they get together for pic- nics very often. The Spanish Club has had a good yearg it has brought rec- ognition to itself and its school through its many activities.

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You re What You Eat French Club Orientation to the culture of France includes familiarization with the country's fashions, dances, and cuisine. In the case of Kellam's French Club, the cuisine, especially the cheese, takes immediate precedence. Some of the activities they engage in are frequent cheese- tasting parties an end of the year banquet and candy gram sales The most importantevent of the year for the club IS the Kermesse a French fair which is held in front of the Chrysler Museum each year This club has always been a 3 small one, but the president, Amy Carrai, believes that a small group, Such as this tightly knit club, adds unity which helps the members to achieve an advancement in their foreign language skills. German Club As their Oompah sounds through the halls the Kellam German Club learns more about German culture in addi- tion to what is included in classroom instruction This year club members mastered dances which ena- bled them to put on many per- formances 1n and around the Tidewater area. The club also enjoyed tasting German culi- nary delights at various gather- ings, including the club's an- nual trip to the Wald Caffi a German restaurant in Newport News. One goal that the club works toward each year is the Vir- ginia State German Conven- tlon which IS held annually over a weekend in March. According to Shawn Powell the club president We try to explore all aspects of German culture in an attempt to dispel old German stereotypes. I really believe it helps the students in their studies. DEUTSCH KLUB 3 ,,-ityglgjir' T M f' iff if t 34-4 ' is .' 6 -1' ' ' ff GERMAN CLUB. Front Row: Lee Wilson lVice- borne. Back Row: Kelly Hanley I que owe res. , a ohn Thumma, Norman Rice I hns Garner, Bobby Flowe 1Treas,1, Second Row: Wayne fSponsorJ. Gordon, Yvonne Evans, Nina lohannesen, Sally Os- Bobby Flowe and Iacquie Thompson practice The Window for their next German Club performance.