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

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'12 Experlenclng Labor Whlle most clubs struggle for members Kellam s Vocatlonal Industrlal Clubs of America excels wlth 46 pald members who are also a part of D1str1ct State and Natlonal VICA Kellam partlclpated IH the D1str1ct One VICA contests on March 10 1979 at the V1rg1n1a Beach Vo Tech Center Stu dents from Kellam partlclpated rn the Publlc Speaklng Spel llng Current Events and Iob Intervlew contests The Employee Employer Banquet 1n May allowed each student to treat h1s or her em ployer to a dellclous meal th1s was done to show appreclatlon to the employer for havlng tralned or worked wlth the stu dent After a long year of hard work VICA members cele brated by havlng a p1cn1c at Northwest Rlver Park ln Chesapeake V1rg1n1a In an attempt to offer stu dents a varlety of novel leam Ing experiences Dlstrlbutlve Education and Fashlon Mer chandlslng classes a part ofthf DFLA 0I'g8DlLdllOI1 comblne the1r1n school currlculum wlth after school parttlme lobs whlch add to the overall knowledge of the students IH volved The purpose of comblnmg on the job tralnlng wlth class room tralnlng IS to glV8 the stu dents a better and broader un derstandlng of the buslness world than classroom lnstruc tlon alone can offer However that IS not all the student must do he must keep up h1s grades and a reputatlon a a good worker One of DECA s 8CllV1ll6S th1s year was the fall fashlon show entltled Fall 1nto Wlnter Slnce th1s show was part of the SIX weeks grade for the course the student members worked hard for the success of the show Supervlsed by Mrs Dlane k a E i Q lysl IS lon 'Vlf rt snr stuclf nts h lncllf cl evf ry fashion show llllf V mls 'sljqllt rl c construftfcl all of It Sf collutffl sponsors from lor al merchants and m rdf lf fl ll m st all of thf fashlons is sxsted by a few faculty mem bers Annette Walsh IS both the Kellam DELA Club presldent and the presldent of the state DECA organlzatlon fnhe was also chosen Student ofthe Year by D1str1ct XX an extenslon of the DECA organlzatlon DECA IS a club wh1ch com blnes book knowledge wlth practlcal experlence Thls tra1n1ng IS put to use by the mayorlty of the students ln volved Thanks to DECA the hrgh school students of today who are being tralned ln th1s program w1ll be our skllled and knowledgeable workers of to morrow as I . . - .pw . l . . ,- fs ll F' s -L ix A- L5 Ny X. iv ' 5 43 Utqf ,135 ft N ',P .FV ,K ygk-' s up . - X '.,1f-Q-N. as Tig' X X17 'X f' y 'fi s ' 7 . fr.- . , -. f as 4 5 +P X ' l L' . l A. ' iii! Lynn Eiird dons disco fashions in the , x , 1 , Q , style of Saturday Night Fever VI ,, , xg' . AM. . I ,1 Q f as X V g . 4 ,4 5f. ' I QQ' I cal? c lg M., ' fl 73 ,J 4 4 ' Nr ' ' J'

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if I .-' r ' ' , -1-X ,f ' ' V . ,,,.x,n, K f 4 1 t.' ft f I if ,.,..f,4 ., K, Q-,l , ,4 H, - -.,-rg' . I I , sf . --',x..fV, ,7 3'-'-s-U-Q1 Dan Comell watches as Norma Matson models the newest ski fashions. As a delegate to the Va. Beach VICA Workshop, Mr. Herman Valentine helped design the 1978-1979 VICA cur- riculum. bd I ,I 1 I 4.-5 0 51 I . a ir t g, ...af 'X 1i?, . ,. - .L Y' ,- s 0 g Q I I VOCATIONAI. INDUSTRIAL CLUBS OF Tummy kasmark, lunninu lordnn. Mirlmlla Iuptun AMERICA. Ifmnt Ruw Iirlrliu Vtlndgn, Ilonalll Brinkley, tlunsy Mirlgutt, lamns IIUIIIIIIIH, Leon Thurnpsnn, Mika Wnurlliuune, Mikes WIIIIIIIIUFHI, Mlrvln HIIIHIIKIKN Smonll Ruw Iunimv Yuglur, Vernon knight, 'lmltl Ilunagun, Ilunnlfl Stubbs, l,nrl Fuller, Slmllu U'Hrmn Hack Row Gerald WIIIIIIIIIIIFII, Kelly Andursun, Harold Warren, Russell Mullmnu, llonnm lnghtfout, Curtis Horton, Scott Pnwull, Dravid Wallnvr, Iiuddv Wuclu, Scott I'm.Imy As a partial requirement for credit, the Fashion Merchandising classes presented the Fall into Winter fash- ion show. ' I 2 ' r 'V' fl 1 I- I4 - 'I I ' Y ' ' - . ' I I- 4 ' 'I ' ,f!I'A'IQ-Q-'rL,-' to I , I ff , fl '41 fi Q Lf 1 I f . rj 'fl -

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Taking advantage of the warm October weather. International Relations Club members wash cars to raise money for at Q their trip to New York. i By simply allowing inter- ested students to collectively study and interpret the political and economic relations be- tween the countries of the world, the International Rela- tions Club promotes an interest in world affairs. Because the club is primarily academic, the eligibility of members is deter- mined by maintaining a C average with no grade lower than a By participating in the mock security council held annually at Old Dominion University and by attending various U.S. and Foreign Policy Seminars, the International Relations Club members acquainted themselves with the problems and crises facing most coun- tries in the turbulent era. Hoping to finance its way to New York to participate in the mock United Nations, the club members sponsored a newspa- per drive and washed an end- less number of cars. Attempting to consolidate learning and entertainment, the club has offered its members new experiences and has en- veloped them in an atmosphere of pride and sophistication. Q is XX'- -' 4 :-4 CLUB. I-'rout Row Ruta Smith lPres L Davis. Tracy Baton Lisa Howden ISN I, Scott Manllonald Ann Rowan lSponsurl IY11 e prvsl H41 lt Row Dale Rust-sllberg. During its tour ofthe campus. , , INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS Miiurun' Yarn:-Il. Hrmn llvnsnn l r . Doug llmn N1 the NIROTC visits the An- napolis chapel.