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

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Mr Ammons congratulates Kellie Bowman and the entnre gurl S basketball team, t , 6 5 1. l 0 -Y 4 , 4 1 W A Coach Caruthers really looks up to his players. Ms. Kinzel seems a bit surprised at her gift, given to her by the gymnastics team A, I X 1 .iii-,L W ' Mvfifwfff , ' ' L9 ' -fum 1 qv, -, , 2 .1 ,.........-umm.

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IAT RIGHTJ Coach Qrriithr,-rs thank s his team Mr q fjrfitit-Yinq yr-ur lBEf Q LUN! ,oncess time-S flffepf r-r 'Wifi xii' trgry Hard W0rk's Great 1' if .1 :VE ,-T I 3 The awards banquet is a very special time in the lite of an athlete. The whole season seems to come together when that piece of carpet shaped like a K is placed in an athlete's hands. All of the hard work, pain, and sweat suddenly become trivial when the coach shakes his hand and presents him with the MVP award. No longer taken tor granted, the athlete receives his just reward.

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The Challange Has Been Met! P -E. -I 1,-Q lt takes an awful lot to cut the yearbook staff. At the beginning of the year, there were more than fifty members of the staff. But, as the work became harder lwhen the fun of taking pictures turned into the hassle of drawing lay- outsl all but six had vanished into the dark corners of seclusion, The six faces that appear on this two page spread are the ones who endured. Oh yes, there were more that came and went from time to time, but these six peo- ple, Iong before the final deadline was met, understood the real struggle of producing a yearbook, 'HQ '-Q. Clockwise From Above Left: Challenger Editor, Lavora Barnes, screens potential photographs during one of her many long editing sessions. Above: Mr. Fish, Challenger Advisor, stares off in disgust at the disillusionment of meeting another deadline. Below: Associate Editor, David Clark, weeds out undesirable senior portraits. T3 5-in-1. Y l