Kempsville High School - Image Yearbook (Virginia Beach, VA)

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A Taste 0f The Good Life Kempsville's Melting Pot Stirs Llp Spirit he various people and their distinct personalities constitute Kempsville High School's melting pot which is composed of athletes, brains , talents, and leaders. This melting pot not only contains the many attributes of each student but also repre- sents the pride of Kempsville High School. Kempsville's melting pot is comprised of many who are noted for certain abilities and achievements. The many athletes, their faces cringing with determination, persevere in their at- tempts to reach the peak of triumph. The brains are those who work diligently in their studies, striving to uphold the academic excellence of Kempsville High School and consequently earning fi x Ki-lS '2 ', - 'I' fl Pfiiqf- Kvlly f fir'-hilly plans how shi- is qmriq to sketch a mechanical drawing the grade . The talents are gifted with the unique ability to express themselves, whether it be through art, the performing arts, or music. Endeavoring to preserve the utmost standards of Kempsville High School, the leaders are those who organize activi- ties and encourage support among the student body. However, the most significant ingredient in Kempsville's melt- ing pot is every individual's sense of pride and spirit. Students who devote laughter and good cheer to Kempsvllle High School are the most essential ingredients to the melting pot , for they are the ones who add a little spice to life . i J-, .QWY i' fl? n Q . IL-' ,- H ' I x . , . ,,.,...,..- - - ' H . . I' . -' . . , ..: . J-ist'-'le--'15 l k 14 L svuF'5v, J .' 1. ' D1 . 'bt . Q ,, -'I 'Q' 43 -,Q I V . ' l .4'hs- ,.. . 'is gg-iilv ,f - 5 1' , KJ' 56's n h 'Mi' l in lx fm. lhe- Ke-mpsvillv sorta-i team and field hockey team strive to achieve one major qcml - to be- numbvr oni-

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l Joe Tinkler - Tom Cruise -they both make All the Right Moves. Beth Pendleton sitting pretty as Jennifer Beals in Flashdance. 1' . U ' I ' 2 It of atm sith' hs., H. I , 3 Tunes And Flicks Prime Entertainment For Students Of Kempsville t Kempsville High School, movies and music play an im- portant part in the social lives of the students. Dates, outings with the gang, and moments spent alone are generally accompanied by listening to music or a trip to the movies. The music that was popular this year varied greatly. With the dance music of Michael Jackson's Thriller, David Bowie's Let's Dance, the soundtrack of Flashdance, and Prince's 1999, students found a way to dance the night away. The hard rockers of the student body had Def Leppard's Pyromania and Quiet Riot's Metal Health to rock to. The more mellow members of KHS tuned in to Hall and Oates' HZO, Culture Club's Kissing to be Clever, Men at Work's Business as Usual, Journey's Frontiers, and Lionel Richie's newest solo release of the same name. Students also spoke out against war with the social commentary tracks of the Clash's Combat Rock and U2's War. The movies of the year also varied in theme, ranging from lighthearted teenage comedies to the blood and gore of horror flicks. The box office smashes, according to Kempsville's mem- bers, ranged from Risky Business, Class, and Vacation, to the Big Chill, Terms of Endearment, and Christine. Adventure lovers spent their hard-earned dollars to experience the long-awaited Return of the Jedi and the latest James Bond film, Never Say Never Again. The Outsiders, All the Right Moves, and Flashdance also topped the hit list. Tunes and flicks affect the lives of Kempsville students daily. The movies seen and the music heard express our feelings and entertain us. They compose a large part of the everyday life of students here at KHS.