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

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Food For Thought Hordes of women flux into the world each day, leaving nobody at home, however, if they would stay at home themselves, they would know how to function properly after completing a course by our Home-Econom- ics teachers. The housewife is a dying breed, but perhaps the efforts put forth by the Home- Ec department will turn that around. Teresa Harington, Clothing, Interior Decorating I-n-nunuuu-f Clare Liebert, Effective Parenting, Foods, Mar- riage 8- Family . A -.,. wmwf ww' ef

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Parlez-vous a foreign language? W .gd -1 35 'w I Friedo Porr, French ff I 'Q 0 '15 1 'QE N Q . Lily Exurn, Sponish If you toke o trip to meet o friend by o big clock in Modrid, you would be rendevousing by the Glockenspeil in Spoing but you would not know these things unless you hove met ot Ieost one of the foces on this poge. They ore the foreign Ionguoge teochers, ond they culturize Kellom students. Herr Bradshaw, German

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Tools of the Trade li ,L 'S-' Glenn Webb, Metals, Power and Tran. Q Mike Vanture, Woods ,'nunn-,.,- 1 llS Chris Corso, Crafts, Woods Robert Smith, Drafting, Woods Look about the industrial world and wonder where it all began. Possibly, it all started in a classroom similiar to the ones conducted by the industrial arts teachers. These teachers help students learn skills that may help them construct the world, and keep it running, in the years to come. From the fine metal products being turned out, to the roaring engines of the power mechanics class, these teachers are turning out students who will keep the American machine running. Wayne Pond, Powe Electronics ll2 r and Trans., g