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

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42. XS Mg... Caught in one of its practices, the Mixed Chorus spent hours preparing for the Christmas concert. Using talent and seasonal demand to produce capital gains, the Madrigals sold singing telegrams for Christmas. 5 Y Reglmen Two successful concert pro grams December A Ioyous Month for All and Show Stoppers brought all of Kel lam s choruses together at strategic times and Spring Fantasia was the culmination of the choral year presenting awards for outstanding stu dents and announcing next year s Madrigals. Anticipation and enthusiasm run high at being selected for Madrigals and this years group displayed the energetic spirit necessary for the honor. It is expected that they perform. and perform they did, at foot- ball games, in A Christmas Carol, at the Virginia Beach Recreation Center, at Nimmo nag t s Daughter VlSlt9d Church and at the Heritage Museum Recognition furth ered itself when Kellam s Mad rigals were chosen to represent Virginia Beach at the State Music Educator s Convention at the Omni Hotel As the choruses perform to gether so do they play to gether. Performing together the Concert Chorus and the Madrigals presented programs at Plaza Iunior High School Princess Anne Iunior High School and Galilee Episcopal Church. Playing together. members of the choruses and the National Honor Society en- joyed the dress rehearsals of two of the Virginia Opera As- sociation's productions. Donizetti s Daughter of the Re glment and Mozart s Don Giovanni They also attended performances of the Virginia Beach Little Theatres Oliver' and the Tidewater Dinner Theatre s production of Damn Yankees Additional honors came to the chorus in the form of the four top scorers at Regional Chrous competition: Lora Davis karen Burton Hebran Malaki and Ralph Garner. Kel- lam was well-represented at Regionals at Lake Taylor High School with thirty-four en- trants, the second highest total members there.

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Ellte Type Only T oroughly changing tht format of the book tht Chal lenger staff lncreascd artwork copy and graphics addlng more dimension to the year experimentation led the pro duction staff to a book in which 90'Z of all graphics were de veloped and set by staff mem bers themselves From the 77 Challenger wlth the bare minlmum of copy to the 79 Challenger which has copy on every two page spread was a long laborlous trip Since the 77 Challenger was yudged and annotated by the Virginia High School League Publication Evaluating Commit tee the staff has followed the League s suggestions and learned as much as possible about modern yearbook prod uctlon The study was reward ing in the form of a flrst place VHSL rating for the 78 Chal lenger Almost every facet of Kellam High School 1S represented on the staff and, as a result, the book has more scope than 1n previous years Not only have the traditional yearly events been covered, but the book reaches farther and reports on concerts and top movies which have come to the area IH 1978 '79. I 141111 mst lvt s s tt 1 A Hill 1 a me have m mrt x14 than others Sandy C lIT'1tfIHdI1 tdltor 1 chief has been on the staff for three years Beginning in hcr sophomore year Sandy traveled to the VHSL confer ence in Charlottesville VA where she learned and retained the finer points of producing a quality yearbook The backbone of the staff Sandy kept the other members mindful of pro per layout design and tasteful presentation Two other experienced cast members are Klm Iohnston and lim Marlhew Both joining in the middle of the 77 78 year they were thrown to the prover b1al lions learning the pres sures of deadlines with no pre v1ous preparation Kim learned how to prepare pages from lay out to shipplng box, while Ilm, specializing in photography, worked not only in snapping pictures, but also in cropplng and f1nal1z1ng pictures for pub l1cat1on Newcomers to annual prod uctlon were plentiful this year It IS difficult to categorize their U! Il ff vt o 1l1s1g111 1 w 1 1 y r s IS the sts id Jovt cl tht s wit 1 1 griphlts throughout the book Roy I r itt spt 1 1411111 s 111 photog raphy ant d1rkroom niquts and Marihcvv as staff photographs r largely responsible for the pe r sonal lntfrvlews and general copy IH the book Tammy Rucker and Greg Peterson found that having an article on every two page spread IS not easy Tempermental arguments errupted between the two upon occasion but the result was none the worse for them Nine rookies are labeled ap prentlces since they plan to use this years experience to pro duce next year s book Besides Tammy Rucker and Greg Peter son, those who plan to return to the staff next year include Iudie Logue, typing and gen eral organization, Lee Wilson, copy, Kelly Hanley, Lynn Henry, Dot Tirey, Paul Nor wood and Debbie Iones. index ing, finalization and appren t1cesh1p for the future 0 ll ' ' ' 2 flUlllPTlSUll Ul' SHUI? VUIN ls, lneczlllste they lllllf-l la-11111 , 3 - un' 2 i11divirl1111ls who call 2illIllJSl t!VtflX'llllllj4 whilu- 111 tht- ' ' 2 ' . llllf -'f T-' Hllltf ffllllff' lllff Sliill prot,12ss of fll5VltltJlJllll.Q tht-11 ' '3 , ' 1 ma lr use of the vziried lillt?lll!-5 ow sp 2 Qiultifes. lll'llt.I? SlflfI'I, ' ' , - Oli llS IN?IIlll0FS. lll gl 'll 'fl 1 2tftf11:t,ovce1'z111fl fli- b0Ok's design. Three years of Slflfll IlN?IHlH?I'S HFC Villlliilllff. vider pages, and Sean l'f2rlf:1'- ' ' - S0 2 ' 2 I 2 fr 1 2I'if211r:0 ser, ht is sol :lj 12.-po1.it1l1f ' ' f '- for 2 ad setztion, are the staff 1 ' 2- ' Y' 2 ' , 2 ' -il - arti: .' ar 1211111 V 2 :ir tal- - ' , 23 ' M ' entx ' l free hand art :nd . ' 1 . l ' g l ' 2 ':.' 2 . ' 1' . -' , U JE Q ill' 25' 1- ' ' 1 I - 1 , , . 1 5 ' ' 1 h . . tech ' EQ ' helps lim , - 2 ' J Q z 2 . , ' ' . l n ' . 2. ' , ' 2 2 - ' ' D - ' 2 ', Q ' 2 , ' , ' 1 Y ' - 1 - ' . - , , . , . . . . . , , - . . . , , N-. Naam! classmen pictures. slick. 111- NM P . Tammy Rucker, Greg Peterson and Iudie Logue alphabetize under- Since it didn't fit his purpose, Sean Pedersen took the scissors to an ad 61 uv'

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CONCERT CHORUS. Front Row: Ms, Moscatello, Carrie Newcomb, Robin Stiles, Todd Brown, Russell Grant lVice pres.j, Debbie jones, Deana Gill, Terry Kenney, Second Row: Dana Weikel IStudent teach- erl, Pam McGraw, Renee Murray, Wanda Larson, Greg Short, Tim Shelton, Rob Hodgkiss, Lisa Epps. Crystal Davis, Third Row: Tina Veater, Brenda Hammje, Teresa Lang, LeChele Gray lLib.l, Michael llairfield, Randy Riddick ll.ih Q, Shane Uahurn, lames Rudolph, Lisa Howden, Lorrie tlermll, llernsrf Davis. Huck Row Amy Sherrill, Ann Klintefelt, lohil Main, Lisa Nesaelroad, Wendy Woodruff, Kevin Simmons, St1ottThietju, Clay West, Tammy llemwn, Lori Keenan ISec..l, Donna tlowens, Patti McPherson lPres.l, Debbie Hines, fi' 1 'YQ : 1- A , K ' HJR. 1' eg L 3, , s, if, 554: ew Af' , ig, .40 .- , -iff? 21353 q., nf.,- ,g L 'lk , gr W V iff. Si! ' 'Y' ' :E . :xy J 4. - M: ,af A w f ., jk. 3 ,gal ' A, ' ., I-1 fel' 'rs 7 , , Stix Efsll.. HS .......... , A iii? ' A :Ba-Y MADRIGAL SINGERS. Front Row: Greg Short. Sec- ond Row: Sally Osborne, Ms. Moscatello, Ralph Gamer lSec.l, Lora Davis. Anne Pedersen. Third Row: Sandra Crill, Lynne Perkins, Geri Clark, Shane Osbum, Karen Burton lLib.l, Cindy Cowan. Fourth Row: Miriam Dudley, Lawrence Lambert lLib.1, Kel- vin Cooper, james Rudolph, Hebran Malaki, Beverly Stevenson. Back Row: Mark Houston. Cary Fowler. Donald Crigger, Michael Harrington ITreas,J. 63