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

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Analyzing the Past Kathy Walker, L.l.S. r-lnstory 'Nm V ! xl 5 s Bull VVICKS, LLS. History Ann Rowan. U-S- Hi5tOr'Y Sur: Bnfsdukufa, Psychology I 4 ' Emaly Ivlorfgan, LLS. History, World D-HSCOPY

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The Show N ever Ends . gig? WA The rnusic and art departrnents provide students with the oppor- tunity to display their artistic tal- ents. Band perfornnances, choral concerts, and art shovvs let other students see just hovv rnuch these young artists have learned. lVlr. Dorosz, lVlr. Correll, and lvlrs. Gib- son are responsible for the rnotiva- tion and practice these students need to perfect their talents. Start- ing at the beginning of the year these three teach, guide and even push their students toward excell- ence. Without such skillful motiva- tion the show rnight never begin. Fflayrnond Dorosz, Art Betty Gibson, Chorus 'sf David Correll Band, lvlusic Theory 29

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v '41 overnment and History achers try to help students ialyze and understand events the past. They try to make the iurses more interesting for eryone by going beyond the inted vvord. Since everyone is quired to take history and mvernment, classes are not al- ays small. The large classes iuld cause teaching and learn- i I 1 F I r. . S- , Q i i l l i C l I ! , . i . Y F .Joanne Lewis, Government . 1.2. ,., MMM- nu - ' ' xr fiygiw ff? Wyfv wg, gy qw iff, X9 J' TVILH ilfri Xfiliulf ' . Go Jer-firmer il, Bill Daley Government Lavvana Evans Sociology, Geography mf Jim Sereno Nlike Lambiotte. Government, L.J.S. History A My Geog,-api-,V ing problems, but our teachers seem to find ways to work with large numbers of students. The facts learned in these courses can help the students, as future American leaders, not to make the same mistakes of the past. These teachers are playing an important part in the future of the world. Guang., QT'- ws-w...... - in C31