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

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Knights of Christian Fellowship a 1 z13g!i-W' Xf '-in 'vi-,J jf K .fl Knights of Christian Fellowship: left to right: Daphne Fleeger, '?, Fred Btemple. Ammons, Teresa iv1cClelIan, Lisa Williams, This year, Knights in Christian Fellowship joined the ranks of Kellam's student organizations when two students. Lisa Williams and Teresa iVlcClellan, felt a need for a prayer group and took the measures necessary to begin one. The purpose is not only to unite Christian students in Kellam in fellowship, but also to help them in their Christian walk through studying the Bible and prayer. The Fellowship, a nondenominational group, meets every Ivlonday, Wednesday and Friday morning in Boom 'l 55 for a brief Bible study that is applicable to Christian high school students and ends each morn- ing with a prayer. Cn occasion, the members are treated to the leadership of their sponsor, lV1r. Ammons, or ivir. Wicks in Bible study. In order to promote Christian fellowship, the Knights some- times meet in the homes of members and have a coffee-house type gathering with music, food, and Bible study. The Knights in Christian Fellowship invite and encourage all Kellam students to join this growing organization and start each day off the right way. 5. in 'li .L David Bridges, Flobert F'almer, Lisa Taylor. Nlatt Werle, lVlr. 'l 413

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Competitive sports are a large part of a school's activities. The athletes themselves are not alone in their anxiousness before games. The entire student body tries to rally in support of our teams. The teams do not have to be winners for the athletes and the spectators to come out on top. lvlany students spend hours after school huffing, puffing, and sweating in preparation for upcoming games. lt takes hard work and skills ranging from the gracefulness of gym- nastics to the hard hitting of baseball and softball. The hard work of this years' athletes didn't always pay off with big wins. The pay off came through the satisfaction of knowing they gave their all. .Juniors and sophomores look for- ward to next year when they can again give their all for their teams. To many students, participation in athletics is a way of meeting other students and learn- ing about working with others. The coopera- tion and communication skills learned through the interactions of team sports are useful. lt will be necessary to use these skills in college and at work. Athletics are more than making touch- downs and shooting baskets. The challenges of competition provide rewarding experi- ences for all involved.