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

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lennifer Barnes displays winning form LH a torenand swing ' ll Tlnlln, ap in the back BF SEASO AL SWITCH Playing tennis in the fall can be quite a change from playing in the spring. For example, fall winds can be somewhat of a hindrance and may even neces sitate being able to serve an ace in a hurricane However there are advan tages to the former spring sport of girl s tennis being moved to the fall Tennis coach lane Gallop says that the switch to the fall schedule was a good move for the girls. They have a chance to perfect their game over the summer months and more students are able to participate during two athletic seasons Outstanding performances for the Knights were turned in by Cindy Land who was named Most Valuable Player and Dinah Vmer who was named Most Depend ab e -av' 03 IH! IINNIS 'i tn- 'Il' iii. lin ,i '-.litlu-ll' liiimr, lv-iiviilwi ll I--s ll l Xliivl lu-lflii.,'.li,1iit Cindy' Lund Lulu-s lime- lrom u-giilnr st-.iwii play lu motif-I ln-r .'xlt'LZ,lll'l' lvn ni tu-.ir

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ll i l l t , t 1. I l l lt 4 j 1 1 I A 1 l '! 'i -'F' 'iv Y 1 'il' lohn Mapes prepares for his next vault, Awaiting their turns, Robert Coble and David Larson watch from the sidelines. 1 ,T lf. Y dt' I t 1-' -1-aww I .- I A 'III ,rf ,r. ' .. . ' ' ' - . Q. TRACKS Ever since elementary school, teachers have told stu- dents not to run in the halls. But, once they reach high school, they find that the teach- ers want them to not walk, but run through the halls. As a member of the lndoor track team, one must get used to the ldea of running through the halls. It is as though the runner gains personal satlsfac tion from breaking this once SU'1Clly enforced rule This method of tralnlng seems to have been successful as fine performances were turned in by many members One of the most outstanding members was Darryl Iackson who competed for the first time th1s year He fared well ln his f1rst season by capturing the dlStI'lCt title ln the high jump, second in the triple jump, and third IH the long jump F .,-. M xy-Q ,W 255 ffaftgttt' 35' f M V gt' K lf ' J- 4 . 3,134 I9 ' 3 tiff: N sl 'lc-f'l 4 ffl 7 I ! X Y 1.1 L .lt i A Q A H' s J INDOOR TRACK. Front Row' Debbie Castillo,Terr1 Back Row Iohn Mapes, Doug Carmod Darrx Clark, Kathy Hensley, Tina LeDuc, Wendy Smith, jackson, Tim Rose, Dan Wolfe, jimmy n Anita Martin, Second Row: Al Ford, David Larson, Efred Reid, Coach Yersprille Kevin Cuffee, Mike Evans, Tony Moore, Larry Burns. Reluctant to join the Indoor Track team at first, Darryl Iackson became a triple performer competing in the high jump, long jump, and triple jump.