Kecoughtan High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

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1 970 Yearbook Where are my pictures? . . . Have you got any pages ready? Such questions were frequently asked as deadlines for the 1970 Tomahawk approached. Many after school hours and Saturday mornings were spent working to produce the best possible annual. Checking pages, making sure deadlines were met, and distributing pictures kept Debbie Stewart, editor, busy. Monica Moorehead checked copy for spelling mis- takes and editorializing, while Belinda Si- korski acted as business manager. Tomahawk sales were held twice this year. Staff members sold annuals during both lunches in December and May. Bethel High School hosted an annual workshop in the spring. Colonel Charles Savedge, yearbook adviser from Augusta Military Academy, discussed page lay- outs, cover designs, and copy writing. Pondering over a headline. Calvin Dunn and Guy Davis check to make sure it will fit on a page To obtain pictures needed to finish another page of the sophomore class section. Renee Bray writes out a photo assignment card 25

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Tomahawk Staff Struggles Continuously to Publish Tomahawk — Front Row. Monica Moorehead. Charlie Williams. Guy Davis. Kay Campbell. Renee Bray. Cathy Crow. Susan Kastelberg Second Row: Mrs Helen Darnell. Belinda Sikorski. Teresa Sayers. Janice Hardrath. Debbie Stewart, Barbara Rogers, Pam Davis, Linda McGehee. Mrs Kathryn Dicus Third Row: Rory Swanson, John Crenshaw, Claudia Hale, Pat Holland. Irene West. Meg Brenner, Debbie Carle, Dana Nottingham Typing copy for the senior class section, Janice Hardrath hurries to meet a deadline Writing copy for clubs and organizations can be a tedious |ob as Pam Davis discovers 24

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New Equipment Aids Tomahawk Photographers During one of the school assemblies. Danny Charles takes a picture of the speaker Christmas brought the Tomahawk photographers a long-awaited present from the annual staff. A new Fujica camera, drum dryer, and enlarger were purchased to enable the photographers to take and develop better pictures. As their picture taking assignments included after school club meetings, sports events, and special events such as the Miss KHS Pageant, the Junior Ring Dance, the Senior Prom. Sophomore Co- Rec Night, and the Keyette ' s Celebrity Auction, the photographers seldom left school at 3:00 p.m. and often came on Saturday mornings. During school Danny Charles, Mike Tolliver, and John Wilt were responsible for covering all assemblies, classes, and capturing faculty members throughout the school day. With deadlines nearing Tomahawk members often called on the photog- raphers for last minute pictures. They were also asked to reprint lost pictures or to touch up pictures needed for the annual. John Wilt adjusts the new Fujica camera in prepa- ration for a group shot. Focusing the enlarger. Mike Tolliver prepares to print a picture in the darkroom. 26