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

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FI-LA and FBLA Donna EUPGQNI. Crwarier-we Crvmgtuan, and Enema Mullen Qfeparne to Degun wofkufwg ' Pal' ' A ,QQ J Q0 Ng! Front: now. Charlene Chr-semen, Cleese-use Carson. Gan Corsch. Second Pow Mech-mel Moody. Debra Humprv-lee. Delones Honey. Syivia Rose. Regina Har-r-ie. Beck Pow: Janet, Moody. Tammy Mafcnn. Kim WBNID. M5016 Akerla Juhnkza Bennett. Debbie Volger. Penny Eciwance. 1 QVC 0 Nr' 'N-'59 5 915 I'

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Literary Arts Club . I' sl .,- .l'. i ! grxufxx R ,K . Eg-ff: .X 5 'NGN neeclsw -u., IWW, if-'T The purpose pf the Literary Arts Club I5 tp collect, proofread, ahd publish the Lucer- ary Art, fvlagazlhe. The students' art ahb creatlve vvrltceh work are publlshecj lh a prpa fesslphal fprrhat. Tp help subslcjlze the rhagazuhe, the club held tvvp fuhd ranslhg evehtsg Schppl Logo Parnell ahcl Pen Sale EDU a Stucleht Art Sale. The club ahd the SCA deslghed a Neptuhe Fesclval Parade Float: ahcl wph flrsc place fpr Chelr Clplphlh Cieslgh. The Club also ehtereb a UPEQOVW flbat lh the l-lprhecprhlhg Parape. Llnerary Arcs Club Dawn Nevvtph, 7 Teresa Slrrprs, Debbne Potts, James Vergphlp, fvlatt Eelehslf ,, Craf- lptme Jphhsph, frphn rpvv Dahlel Gregprl.. Paul Pavlldes, Flpger Grlrhes, Pacrlpla Vvllllarwgga Wm' Webster, Fluchard Grlrhes, Nlplf Kpzbrpz, Nlr Dpfps: 133

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1' Y f' l 4 Q -ur in -A fr' qc 0 i Future l-'Iomemakers of America is the largest youth organization in the nation. Seing a co-curricular organization, Fl-lA emphasizes lead- ership in academic and service acti- vities. lvlini Chapters are estab- lished at the beginning of the year, and with elected class officers, acti- vities are selected and im- plemented. Fl-lA isn't just academics though, social activities I' 4 .t , . qv , , v F - triwgk ' 'FV'-Qis ,- 'FM' 41' ' ,.- ' . ., . 3 I . .iw . W If A Q 2' y . 14,4 1 5 V: ? :.f4,, -,iii if ! in.-A ,T h , fif22.A? ' f xrr A like field trips, fashion shows, ru Ceptions, and hornernalfing are irri- portant too! Throughout the jFf?il', the Kellam l-ligh Fl-lA vvill help with the PTA open house, fundraising activities, Fl-lA camp, and the state leadership conference, The FHA members are proud and pleased to U rn 1 rn U U in in in 3 CT an Q I an 1 fu oi CT X Q 5 3 I no I S, School. is ills Ti M: xv., 5 . is l if 3 T LW f 4x. A hi , wa.: I 513 W l .la vl . W. V. 1: N ,W .1 -Y 'ilu' fi A M f q. lg'-il W .hh I Q 5 '41 ll I in Mem i in. is . T . H... 1-f' :A ll, .3 r izzsztg . - in -mmm! ,Q Sheri Savage, Anita Theiler .rg 1 A gif' K .. i. 2-f ,N A , iv J i i FSLA Marie Sunt, Flagina Whitehur-st , -11944 Q FBLA: Front row Kelly Devault, patty Jobb. Abby Wall, Second row Lisa l-lol- com, lvlissy Costa, Leigh Vest, Fatty Flollins Third row Kathy rvlclntyre, Chris Wright Fourth row Kim Gradlne, Dean l-ipod, Sack rpvv Claudette Ceson, Karen Snovvden, Debras l-iolley, Deborah Humphries Front rovv: Tracy Davidson and Tina Faino Second row Elizabeth Ogle-sby. Nlary Seth lvlorris, Lisa Jones. Gina VVII- liams Sack row Qhonda Wall, l'v1aryAn- ne Longo. Cindy l-layens 135