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

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Library Club AWGQ' 4- Avi , Hi V Library Assistants rr-ont rovvg Bobby Bur-rage, l-leidi Williams, Wendy l-levvltt, Cathy Taten. Kit- ty Taylor, Kim Davis, Ter- ry Lynn lVIilIer, Pam Fioberts, Eric Hartman back row. Sandy l-leacock, Nlarc Carr, Dan Loftus, Kevin Erocki. Fiagina l-larris, Sarah fviorris. The Library Club is a service ,Ji club whose members serve the staff and students of Kellam as assistants in the library and video technicians in the class- rooms. The Kellam Library Club's purpose is to improve the library in appearance, and ser- vice, and the members vvork en- thusiastically towards this goal. The Library Club sponsored a Flubik's Cube contest and a Book Fair to raise money for the Library Scholarship Fund. The highlight of the year for the Library Club is always the celebration of National Library Week. During this week the club members and library staff pre- sented special programs of music, drama, contests. speak- ers, and films to advertise the library and all its many facets. Library Club: front rovvp fvlatt King, Lera Piobison, Patty Fiollins. lvlarsha Ober- Iies. Debbie Tuure, Wanda Dey, Chris Yeatman back row: .Julie l-lar-rison. Dione Belf, Terry Lynn Miller. David Ter- ry, Barbara Schaarschmidt, Susan Griffin. 115

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5 Key and Keyettes Key C ub is a high school organiza- tion which pledges to build our home. scnoof, and community. Key Club, sponsored by Kiwanis International, 'TSCISDSS the positive attitudes of its officers, Denise Elliott Ipresidentl. lvlary Seth lvlina Eviceapresidentl, Enc Cooper ltreasurerl, and Sobbl Page Csecretaryl, as vvell as its mem- DQVS. The Kellam l-ligh School Key Club had a most successful year, Among their activities was a Continuous OFC- iect with the Camelot l-lall Pesting l-lome. Firrn friendships were made with the patients at Camelot. Key Club also worked on an ecological project - planting dune grass in order to prevent erosion of beach dunes. The projects were success- ful and allowed the club to follow the theme Pursue Tornorrovv's Poten- tial . The citizenship qualities and re- sponsibilities of the Key Clubbers i 'iil:III2l.1:ii 3i ' ll II 5' Q0 lo n si' Us In n 'std '.::...ll::llll..::l,QO' '.l..'...llll3-.-..!'. ' .f illunanw!!: 0' xi xx A . . wo me f . f' I l L I lg f g 1::...1lllll'...:f ,'i,Q ll gl! gll:a,. 4 .,, in z., ., .nl gl 51 gl, ll 1 gall an QQ 'Jiiyu Iliaif5ff1iIYl lriigirn-Liirlr,r-wlfflrl if: '.-ill: uf Kif,u:l,!,i: Lvvw ,ueswgilaiii lllf fl zvupl 'wg K.. 1 Quang A 'rf Q f Ivy.,- 35 ' If V 9 ' 1 Key Club front row, Denise Elliot, lvlary Seth fvline, Todd Crain, Brian Follovvell, lvlarlene Simpson, Bobbi Page. Andrew Johnston back r-ovvg IVlr. Baker, sponsor, Poger Grimes, Tony Ammons, Eric Cooper, Terri Taylor, I-:Richard Grimes 'r,'. 9 . -.-z. I Pay. Kr:,f1fl,l,i:f-, knnnk VYJVV, Lulu lVf11l,Ll1f-zvvs, Vicki fjrwllitii, F-Zulglri Comps, Knrevi 5ft?'l'l, Jew Mer Perry vvwidrile row .Jaiievellu lXAiu'tlwreIl, Jac- ciui Tllulvigmmcaii, Iljllflrlllff F leuggur, Lien: fXlN1L!l'HLJll, Tlll'LlF4L'l1lJt37'5CJlW lrcult. ru.:-1 Terviiu fviurhurwu, Nurivlhe- Alwui-illu, Tuv'vs5Ll MC,lY'f1lll!Ll, Kiln Hir,l'lar'rJ!,, TXAIH-io: Eilnil. proved that the youth of today truly care about their world and its prob- Iems. The Keyette Club is a small, but prominent service group at Kel- lam. This hard working organiza- tion is active in District and Inter- national Keyettes as well as in serving the community. This year the Keyettes raised money for the Ponald lVlcDonald l-louse. the Heart Fund, and the Special Olym- pics. Keyettes were also involved in a Sig Sister Program with Court l-louse Elementary Schoolg and they helped promote the Keep Virginia Clean Program. With only seven returning members this year, the Keyettes had to strug- gle to survive, but all the effort paid off. The Keyettes were able to actively participate in the Keyette International Convention held lVlay '12-'14, in which Key- ettes from across the United States and overseas were able to unite.

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Intelleotually Speaking The Forehslcs Club 15 a small but e lte group of cast-tallquhg stuoehts. 'ouhoeo so that those who vvlsh to DE or the Forehslcs team wall get the hebessary oraotlce. Each member choses from four categorues - Ex- CETCOVBFEOUS Speaklhg, Orngnhal Oratory, Poetry, or Prose - aho thee selects thelr persohal choice to reao uh oompetntuoh. fvlembers learh to create speeches gulckly uroer pressure aho to make people be le-fe what us salo. lvlembers also learh to reao poetry aho prose vvuth clarlty aho emotnoh. Ih their seooho year at Kellam. the Forehsuos Club ohoe agauh success- ful bompleteo a snlehoe-a-thoh. l-lowever, hot: ohe member was able to malhtalh sulehpe for ah ehture school oay. Thus lust goes to show that they are a furle group. Who has exer hearo of a Forehsnos Club that o:oh't talk? ,f - 1 D+ fm.:- fp Denlse Elllott tries to persuade her auoiehoe. Fllcharo Ivey makes a pouht. Q LDL nr 4 TES ' L. N764 N-0s'w4il'l Fror-wr, r-ow Lere Floblsoh, Flobert Ivey, boLLorw1 row Fllcharrl Ivey, BGPDBPC SCVTBBPSCVYIYTICJL. Wehoe Day, Dehuse Elluott.. N1Ei 'V BEEN fV 'B4