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

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Animal, Vegetable, or Mineral 'T Ile' X N Q ' Q 1Q.. ,...f U ' ' , -. Mary Chappell, Biology '00- 'Wg it Mike Benzel, Biology ff., tl .' v SS .li ,-+ I, ' W ,. x if V 'i V' i , ' a ' W-I' 4. JI, - .4 'Ti .Sigh M -' f- -2 ., .-3,1 .KIM 1, I e ,. ' y ' yo,-4 Q 'Q ' .if--r,.-1. uk ie 1 'li' 'N 'Qi i ,, ,uv ir.. . I, '.. fi ,h .ll .tug gg, . . L .tfi W O . . GA., 'Q 93 A Miva- 7: N - M., ' E '-i?Z'Iffu,t l' . if , ' ' F i' 1 .y . V ff .Y l . ., A , , . ,. 4 '-F' i ' ff ft ' ' ,, ff: f ' WL l , J., , ,, X l. :V fl af, ' ,. dxf, Mx, iw at 'mo ', , , what x X f Wi fm ,YE X ff' 1 x 1. ,A i Q 1 ' ' '23, 3. -B 'Q m TZ 4 ' E ' W , V' ig, S, yay? gi C1 A Q Pf li. ' ,r M , , , I Richard Baker, Chemistry, Ecology Richard Multer, Physics, Chemistry The wonderful world ot science is presented by the four faces of the science department. This big world consists of the periodic table of elements, to fungus argot, and animals ranging from the one celled Amoeba to the Mighty Blue Whale. The world, of course, depends on our knowl- edge of these organ- isms. ll3

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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

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Facts and Figures 1 5 Q 9 i -'L' 9 f Wayne Sykes, Math In the classroom, it is all facts and figures. ln the real world, it's the future. Today's rapidly changing world depends on the mathematical minds of the future. The math teachers strive to produce analytical minds that can lend themselves to the growth of the world. Multi- plicatian, Division, Subtraction, and Addition - the four basics that every math teacher builds upon, in turn, the math students build the world. What in the world is not effected by math fexcept Englishl? From orcheticture to tipping a smiling waitress, it is alla part of the math world, Kellam's math teachers work hard to produce the future, and the facts and fi- gures af today will be the air we breathe tomor- YOW. IIA :s-- - , I -I qt 5 ul 2 F. Q v 4 ggi Q Q ' H fn 4 . 'fn 'wi Skffu , It Stuart Payne, Algebra ll Trig., Computer Science - a - Q I-.Q-X-NY if- fn I .ie A , A Wilma Egas, Math Analysis, Probability and Statistics, Analytic Geometry, and Com- puter Science.