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

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THE ATIO AL HO OR SOCIETY The Kellam National Honor Society stormed into action this fall with the first official Kellam paper pad sale: a huge suc- cess for the school's delegated brain squad. Dedicated to four principles which each member is selected by and sworn to uphold, the National Honor Society grew determined this year to break its stereotypical image as a bookworm club. While still engrossed in the important facets of creating en- thusiasm for scholarship, stimulating a desire to render ser- vice, promoting leadership, and developing character, the NHS was successful in having fun and rendering friendship. As the future becomes the past, it is the hope of the NHS that all will strive to live out the ideals of scholarship, leadership, service, and character served so well by this year's club. David Clark displays the Perfect Poster at o National Hon or Society presentation. L. ,.. - U., Row l: Rick Kwiatowski, Sylvia Rose, Andy Mina, Charlene Duncan. Row 2: Denise Eliot, Maria Tabora, Tara Henderson, Corinne Quevedo, Brian Followell Shelly Taylor, Wendy Pacheco, David Clark. Row 3: Jerry Pratt, Scott Johnson, Maria Walsh, Kellie Bowman, Donna Nevue, May Bugtong, Holly Reitz, David Bridges, Lavora Barnes.

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MO OGR MCLUB ..e+:'I , P-ww ,,. ' - 'eg .,.g. .i E . ' 5.4 ' ' ,'-Q :sit -D i i ,,s 1 'Q , Q v l 'l l l l l l ,V db 'aff' 3 8 Row l: Maria Walsh, Kelly Bowman, Jaque Gordon, Lisa Churchwell, Tim Christian, Greg Scheer. Row 2: Monica Shepard, Robin Waterfield, Lori Lodge, Kim McLoughin, Linda Hill, William Hoggard, Todd Barnes, Michelle Spruill, Wendy Pacheco, Georgia Liguid. Row 3: Debbie Brinn, Chris Mone, Joel Ashe, Rick Kwaitowski, Donna Nevue, LeiAnn Potter, Kathy Deyo, Darlene Depew, Kym Marsh. Row 4: Krissy Patterson, Robert Stoll, Fred Stemple, Eric Cooper, Matt King, Cindy Ruybal, Arnetta Bowie, Jane Stock- ford l3O 1 The Monogram Club has a tradition of producing fine young adults. They are very active in their production, some of its members have branched off into other clubs: you will notice many of their faces in several other pictures in this section. It is an active organization which has been known to produce active, conscientious, socially serving young people. What better club to lead off the Club Section? The Monogram Club - leaders all the way! , C-ai! -51

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IOR SE ATE , 5 ann-il. The Senior Senate worked very hard this year to achieve several short and long range goals. The senators worked with local merchants, with school officials, and with several forces outside ofthe school community. Their purpose: to unite the ideals ofthe Senior Class with the options available from the community. Several projects were endured with great suc- cess. The Senior Senate poved the way for their classmates in terms at activities and adventures. l32 L i Row l: Corinne Quevedo, Secretary Roni Breaux, 2nd Vice-Pres. Lisa Mathews, lst Vice-Pres. Wendy Pacheco, Lavora Barnes. Row 2: Linda Hill, Lisa Churchwell, Cindy McKinney, Amy Gordon, Teresa Gardner, Barbara Scherrell, Karen Higgins, Lisa Jacobs. Row 3: Shelly Taylor, Charlene Dun- can, Kathy Deyo, Maria Walsh, Kelly Bowman, Andy Mina, Beth Ludvik, Denise Mandras, Denise Ferguson. Row 4: Fred Stemple, Roland Welch, Greg Sheer, Richard lvey, Judy Lockhart, David Clark.