Kecoughtan High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1964 volume:

TOMAHAWK-’ 64 KECOUGHTAN HIGH SCHOOL HAMPTON , VIRGINIA STAFF: Editor-in-Chief. . . . Jan Patching Faculty Anne Tyler Classes Ann Patching Elaine Skibicki Features Helen Evans VOLUME 1 Sports Greg Eckert Circulation Pat Lassiter 2 FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION A school is more than just students and administration. The faculty is an integral part of any school, and so it is at Kecoughtan. The administration directs the faculty and student body; the faculty helps, instructs, and leads the students. Here we see all of those who have helped to make this year a memorable one by teaching, guiding, and encouraging us. To them we owe our respect, our gratitude, and our appreciation. 3 ADMINISTRATION The Hampton City School Board serves the community by providing modern school buildings and well- trained faculties. The School Board members will- ingly receive suggestions and ideas from all who are vitally interested in promoting the educational assets of the community. As you will see on the following pages they have done a fine job in combining ideas and efforts to make Kecoughtan High School the great educational institution that it is. C. Alton Lindsay Superintendent of Schools SEATED: Mr. Harrol A. Brauer, Jr., Mr. Thomas R. Watkins, Mrs. Walter P. Smith, Mrs. Lloyd R. Amory, Jr. STANDIN G: Mr. Lloyd H. Hansen, Mr. William M. Cooper. 4 FACULTY Edward R. Szetela Principal B.A., University of Massachusetts Henry C. Bowers, III M - A - Cornell University Assistant Principal M - Ed - College of William and Mary B.A., Wake Forest College Our two administrators, Mr. Zetela and Mr. Bowers, study to do a little planning. 5 Evelyn H. Moore B.A., Elon College Doris M. Ennis B.A., M.Ed., College ol William and Mary The Guidance Department supplies in- formation about colleges and college re- quirements and advises students on personal problems. Mrs. Cook is responsible for the operation of the inner office and is working closely with the Senior Class. Mrs. McKinley handles attendance re- cords and the funds of all school organizations. Elizabeth M. Cook Secretary to Mr. Szetela 6 Anita S. McKinley Bookkeeper Colorful and quiet library provides excellent opportunities for all students to do intensive study and research for term papers and projects. Ethel P. Brockley William and Mary Shirley N. Speight B.S., East Carolina College The bookstore provides everyday school supplies and also serves as a display center. Students learn I.B.M. techniques, too. Helen J. Atwell Newport News Business College Naomi R. Snaidman IBM Operator 7 ENGLISH During a lecture, Miss Lemmond pauses to answer a question. Elizabeth B. Woodard S.M., University of Chicago B.S., College of William and Mary Johnny W. Meadows B.A., Elon College Routh Anne Kilbourne B.S., East Tennessee State College Mary Elizabeth Eller B.A., Longwood Linda L. Rogers B.A., Winthrop College 8 Dorothy L. Robinson A.B., Thiel College FOREIGN LANGUAGE Eylese M. Latham B.A., Sweet Briar Judith M. Gibson B.A., Columbia College Nancy L. Porchik B.A., Mount Holyoke College Carole A. Lushinsky A.B. in Ed., Fair- mont State College 9 SOCIAL STUDIES Skillful chalk work by Mr. Brown helps his students. Grover W. Johnson B.A., University of Richmond H. Kenneth Brown, Jr. B.S., Salem College Earl P. Bell, Jr. B.A., Wake Forest Dabney S. Lipscomb B.A., Mary Washington College Alex Mendelson B.S., M.Ed., Univer- sity of Pittsburgh James D. Hathaway B.S., Norfolk Col- lege of William and Mary Ann A. Apperson B.A., B.C.L., Col- lege of William and Mary Douglas J. Reichle B.A., Wayne State University BUSINESS Nancy C. Sides B.S., M.A., Appalachian State College Albert H. Smith B.S., Virginia Poly- technic Institute Carolyn J. Arnold B.S., Middle Tennessee State College Under watchful supervision the business leaders of tomorrow are being prepared for different types of occupations. Joan W. South B.A., Mary Washington College Sarah J. Williams B.B.A., Marshall University Sharleen M. Dickson B.A., Hardin- Simmons University MATHEMATICS Miss Dickson ' s careful, thorough explanations and demonstrations help the math students. Joel L. Perrell Janice C. Coleman B.S., Wake Forest B.S., Mary Washington College College C. Ann Sanders B.S., East Carolina College John E. Brown B.S., Salem College 12 SCIENCE Science will always be a part of the everchanging progress of the atomic age. High school courses help pre- pare the scientists of tomorrow for the many fields of scientific research. Arlen W. Hensley B.S., East Tennessee State College Gail C. Russell B.A., University of Richmond Robert T. Cronau B.A., University of Virginia Betty K. Mayes B.S., Appalachian State Teachers College Ellen J. O ' Hara B.A., Lincoln Memorial University Helen T. Stassinos B.S., Mary Washington College LIBERAL ARTS Alexander Villers, II B.A., West Virginia Wesleyan College Jean H. Curtis B.M.Ed., Longwood College Students are carefully taught how to expand and to im- prove their own personal skills. In the Liberal Arts De- partment music, art, and home economics are offered to the students. William P. Barley B.M.Ed., Shenandoah Conservatory of Music Barbara H. Beebe B.S., Northwestern State College 14 Harvey W. Grady B.S., East Carolina David J. Rogers B.S., Clemson AMN College Mike G. Riddick B.S., East Carolina INDUSTRIAL ARTS Boys learn to make many useful articles inexpensively for around the home. Industrial Arts can be an in- teresing hobby or a skill used to make extra items of convenience. Here, Mr. Rogers is giving in- structions on using a lathe. 15 William E. Greene B.S., University of Alabama Gym classes help keep students in good health and physical condition. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Sandra K. Peloquin B.S., University of Delaware Mary C. Thompson B.S., West Virginia Institute of Technology Homer C. Cuddy B.S., Norfolk College of William and Mary 16 M. Phyllis Murphy B.S., Brenau CAFETERIA STAFF Hungry students get nutritious and varied meals through the services of the Cafeteria Staff. JANITORIAL STAFF Earnest Chamblee and Otis Turner pause while sweeping the halls. William W. Isaacs Custodian 17 CLASSES In August, Ke cough tan High School, silent, brand new, empty, and beautiful, did not present any indication of the lively, bustling, animated place it would be in September. When the doors opened in September to engulf 1,100 students, Kecough- tan really came to life. Hundreds of juniors, and even more sophomores, soon roamed the halls, maps in hand, to register in classes. Their faces reflected wonder at the size of their new home, curiosity about their new teachers, and joy at their luck in being the first class- es in Kecoughtan High School. Now their faces reflect pride in their school, and hope for the years to come. You see all of this as you search these pages for your friends of 1963-64. JUNIORS Jill M. Adams Anne T. Alford Larry C. Allen Robert L. Alligood George E. Anderson Gloria J. Askew Christina E. Askounis Patty Auer Louis F. Bain, Jr. Jeannie Y. Ballance Jack G. Barbour Nancy S. Barker Susan J. Barker Donna J. Barnes Emmett Beale, Jr, Joseph R. Belangia Richard L. Bell Beverly A. Bendos Ronald J. Berger Kenneth H. Besecker John D. Bird Frederick H. Bishop Peggy J. Bishop Michael S. Bixel Janet Black Michael Blevins William E. Bone Judith C. Bowman Sharon G. Branam Helen F. Brandt Betty F. Branscome Bonnie E. Brashears Bettijoyce Breen Arnold W. Bridges Larry L. Bridgman 20 William J. Briglia Dianne G. Britt Carroll L. Brown Clarence T. Brown Bonnie L. Brownley Robert F. Bryant Marcia G. Burge Georgina Burroughs Margaret E. Butler Brenda J. Caldwell Kenneth A. Caldwell Margaret L. Callagy Judy A. Carhart Robert E. Carpenter Jack Carter Robert B. Carter Suzan P. Carter Charles T. Catlett Emily J. Ceglarski Linda D. Chappell Ann E. Chambers Diane K. Charlton Carolyn F. Chauncey Delaine L. Childress Carl B. Christenbury Bernadene O. Christian Wallace R. Clarke James R. Clifford Terry M. Close Martha M. Coenen Linda S. Cole Sharon R. Cole Asa L. Coleman Henry A. Collins Ronald R. Collins 2) Mary E. Compton Alex B. Conley Michael A. Conley Barbara L. Cook Charlotte A. Cooper Jerry L. Copley Leona R. Corbett Brenda C. Coughenour Dianne M. Cowden Joseph M. Craver Daniel P. Crehan Ethel H. Crockett Ralph D. Crosby James F. Cross Shirley M. Cullum Terrie J. Curet Susan E. Daggett Doug Dahl Richard D. Dalton Barbara J. Davis Wade A. Davis Sandra L. Dawson Lawrence E. Deaver Clifford L. DeHart Betty C. Dement Lawrence P. Dempsey Virgie K. Dennis Evelyn T. DePietro Jessie J. Deuell Roy E. Dezern Michael W. Dillon Marian E. Dixon George T. Dixon Robert T. Dixon James A. Dowalo Colleen N. Downey Frank P. Duda Don A. Dugo Annie J. Dunevant James G. Dynes 22 David R. Eanes Patricia A. Easter Hassell P. Edmonds Alann W. Edwards Billy R. Edwards Charlotte D. Edwards Nick R. Edwards Roy A. Eggleston Carl H. Elges Tamara A. Emerson Timothy M. Emerson Elaine M. Epperson Carroll W. Ernst Helen G. Evans Jackie R. Evans Jane L. Ezell Frances A. Farmer James F. Fazenbaker Sandra M. Ferguson Wallace M. Finch Sandra L. Florez Robert W. Flournoy Donna L. Foster Mary A. Foster Nan E. Foster Carolyn S. Fox Susan S. Fox Martha P. Foye Pamela G. Frazier Gwendolyn A. Freakley Charles Fuller Catherine Gallagher Terese R. Genone Mary M. Gerber Thomas A. Gerber Robert G. Gerehart James M. Gettings Steven F. Gibbs Sharon L. Gibson JoAnne E. Goetkin 23 Ann R. Goode Charles R. Green Harry W. Griffin Joanna L. Griffin William E. Guilford David F. Hamilton Terry L. Hamrick Alexis L. Hankins Julie G. Hardman David E. Hargrove Millard L. Harlow Anita L. Harrell Robert W. Harrell John W. Harris Jefferson C. Harrison Carol S. Harsch Bryan A. Harvester Charles L. Harvester Theodore L. Harvey Robert A. Hawkins Terry H. Haynes Elizabeth L. Helbig Katie B. Henderson Stephen D. Hensley Victor M. Hernandez Esther E. Herren John B. Hildebrand Janice L. Hill Raymond D. Hill Sandra L. Hill Peggy A. Hite Joshua L. Holley William H. Hollingsworth Sandra K. Holloway Darrell W. Honeycutt Peggy J. Honicker Kathleen S. Horton Kathryn J. Howard William C. Howe Richard E. Hudson 24 Pamela J. Humphries Virginia A. Huneycutt Wilson S. Hunt Susan A. Hurst Kathryn V. Hutton Roswitha V. Iazzi Rosemary E. Illig Molly J. Ivey Paul E. Jacobs Yetta L. Jacobs Robert D. Jernigan Carol A. Jewett Allison P. Johnson Diane M. Johnson George F. Johnson Kenneth A. Johnson Richard G. Johnfeon Stewart W. Johnson Thomas A. Johnson Jack L. Jones James W. Jones Madison O. Jones Janice M. Jordan Richard L. Jordan David E. Kashouty John F. Kashouty Norma J. Kellogg Mary A. Kelly Betty A. Kerr Michael Kimbrell Victoria L. King Jaimie Kirkwood Alan B. Kister Karen M. Klein Sandra J. Kluttz James T. Knudsen Morrison E. Koch Gregory J. Kohlenhoefer Elise G. Kollmann Lynn B. Kyle 25 Sheila F. LaBounty Ruth L. Lacks Conrad J. Lamendola Terri J. Lamendola Judy L. Lamm Janet Lane Donald L. Laney Patricia A. Lassiter Jesse A. Laxton Patsy A. Lee Frank O. Lenkerd Linda S. Lerner Roberta L. Lewis Frank A. Lofurno Roger E. Parrish Barbara G. Lowe Carolyn T. McAlpin Jane C. McBride Mettah L. McClurkin Donald E. McColman Michael J. McCoy Patricia A. McGehee Vivian C. McGehee George S. McHenry Katherine A. McKiernan Lynden M. McKinney Douglas L. Me Lane Carey F. McLean Sherry McNamee Robert H. McVicker James G. Madara Vincent Magara Anne K. Mahaffey Solveig L. Mallow Meredee K. Marks Carole A. Marlin Cheryl A. Marshall Linda A. Martin Arnold L. Mashley Sally E. Maslowski 26 Steven B. Matthews Wilbert D. Meeks Kenneth W. Melton John S. Melzer Johann V. Miller James M. Mills David J. Mingee Constance E. Miracle Elwood Miracle Mary P. Mize Christy A. Montgomery Pauline M. Moore Patricia A. Morgan Ernest J. Moss Frederick L. Moss Robert L. Mundie James L. Murray Jill A. Murray Sandra J. Nayadley Ralph T. New Carol J. Nichols Sharon L. O ' Brien Edmond K. O ' Leary Sandra C. Ollie Danny E. O ' Malley Kathleen S. Padgett Thomas B. Parker Nancy J. Parrish Ann L. Patching Jan L. Patching Patricia A. Pattarino Harry R. Paucker Melba A. Paul Linda A. Pearson Linda S. Peele Edgar L. Peters David D. Phillips Mary L. Phillips Joyce F. Pierce Paulette L. Polak 27 Raymond A. Popple Sandra K. Powell William B. Powers Kathleen A. Pristash Donald J. Prusaitis Linda K. Purser Bonnie D. Qualls Patricia A. Quinn Judy C. Radford Barbara J. Rasmussen Thomas H. Ray William F. Ray Richard D. Read Claudia G. Reams Constance L. Reamy Bruce P. Recant Mary C. Rector Paul Reeve Priscilla Remington Walter E. Rhea Robert B. Richardson Jesse D. Rhinehart Sharon L. Robbins Carlton E. Robertson Carolyn Rodgers Karen L. Rountree John M. Routten Ronald A. Rowe Marion J. Russ Judith P. Russell Elizabeth M. Sansone Joseph T. Sanzo James L. Sawyer Thomas W. Sawyer Evelyn L. Schaller Patricia Schenkein Martin Schlesinger Charles F. Schmidt Dan C. Schmierer Charles Schwartzman 28 Corinne C. Seay Dale R. Sechrist Elizabeth A. Selby Martha R. Shearon Sandra M. Sheene Patrick F. Sheldon Wayne F. Shotto Mary M. Sides Ken Simmons Theodore D. Simmons Jessie L. Simpson Katherine G. Singiser John E. Skeath Ganet L. Skelton Elaine J. Skibicki Susan M. Slavek Barbara J. Small Edward M. Smith Judith I. Smith Susan T. Smith David M. Smoak Barbara A. Snead Stanley W. Snidow Joseph T. Soter Harold A. Souders Carolyn I. Spencer Douglas M. Spencer Susan E. Spencer Jay B. Spitzer Robert G. Sprigg James W. Sprinkle Barbara A. Stanworth Penelope Stott John A. Stowe William N. Strum Rosemary M. Sulkevich Mary A. Summerford Christine Sutterer Frances E. Sweet Stephen C. Sykes 29 Donald R. Taylor Thomas D. Taylor Marilee C. Teich Carol V. Thomas Howard R. Thomas Sylvia J. Thomas James J. Thompson Linda G. Thompson Robert D. Thompson Carol L. Tinsley Carol L. Tolbert Thomas J. Truston Anne A. Tyler Gerald L. Tyree Joann Uffelman Louise A. Ulmschneider Linda J. Vanderbilt Joy A. Vaughan Margaret E. Venable Wayne E. Wade Kathryn L. Wagner Mary L. Wallace Robert L. Wallin Michael B. Walsh Catherine K. Ward Clifford H. Watterton Jacqueline Watterton Janice F. Wayne Roderick L. Weader Steven L. Weaver Thomas W. Weaver Dennis W. Wells Roger S. West Judy C. Wheless Wayne Whitaker Janice E. White Robert S. Whiteside Janet R. Wiggs Norman D. Wilkerson Mary W. Williams 30 Robert L. Williams Charles E. Wilson Thomas D. Wilson Doris J. Winbourne William G. Winder Jewel M. Winn Robert L. Woerner Kathleen M. Woltrom Charlie E. Wood James S. Woodward George D. Wooldridge Stella L. Wright Dennis Yamamoto Billie J. Yarbrough Linda G. Young and taking part in extracurricular activities. 31 SOPHOMORES Robert Abbott Susan Abbott Curtis Adams Elvin Adkins Steven Adkins Mike Alexander William Alexander Linda Allen Sidney Allison Thomas Ames Betty Anderson Laura Arnold Darlene Arrington Alice Augustine Graham Avery Larry Baker Margaret Baker Paul Baker Shelley Ball James Ballard Rosalin Barber Barbara Barickman Katherine Barstis Jimmy Barthule Elizabeth Bartley Michael Basnett Kathy Bittenbender Myron Bittenbender Cheryl Bjorklund Michael Black Bettie Blackburn Jane Blackmon Donald Blagg Peggy Blankenship Paul Bledsoe Ernest Bonnett David Boone Eugene Boone Phyllis Boone Daniel Botta Robert Bowen Nancy Bowen Wanda Brady Patricia Bray Linda Brock Nancy Brooks Sharon Brown Terry Brown 32 Christopher Brunner Carolyn Bryan Aubrey Bryant Thomas Bryant Thomas Bryant Myra Burgess Peggy Burroughs Giles Burton Colleen Byrd Connie Byrd Kenny Byrd Mike Byrd Dorothy Cahoun Pamela Calkins Catherine Callagy Jo Ann Campbell Diane Carey Leslie Carmel Susan Carmel Gary Carrier Rickey Carroll Donald Carter Christine Casciano Frederick Cave Elizabeth Chappell Frederick Cherota Lois Childress Jerry Clark Thomas Cline Glenna Cofer Donald Cole Betty Collier James Collins Thomas Cooke Marie Cooper Linda Countryman Larry Coutta Barbara Cox James Craig Barbara Craver Richard Creamer Grace Creasman Cynthia Cronin Thomas Crowder John Curtis Letha Curtis Lynda Darcey Donald Daughtry 33 Linda Davenport Carrie Deaver Jay Dech Mary DeHart Joseph Denn Betty Denny Yvonne DePrater Mary DeRyder Nancy Dillard Debbie Drum Milla Drumright Elizabeth Dryer Donna Duckworth Dale Duhan Linda Duke James Dunn Jack Dyke Steve Early Gregory Eckert John Eddy James Edmonds Christine Edwards John Edwards Susan Egan Roy Ellis William English George Evans Peter Evans Freda Fallon Janice Farrell Harry Ferber Phillip Fertitta Weldon Firth Beverly Fleming Anna Fletcher William Forbes Mary Forrest Diane Foster Doris Fox Frankie Freeze Pamela Freeze Karen Furr Nan Gardner Paul Garner Bobby Gaskins Eugene Gavin Brenda Gayheart Richard Gerber Sheila Gibbs Gail Gillespie Billie Glass Geraldine Glass Linda Godwin David Gorjup 34 Anthony Gould Linda Graff Donald Green William Green Anne Greene Winston Greenwell Haywood Greer Margaret Gregory Linda Griffin Tommy Griffin Darrell Griggs Ralph Grindstaff Jay Grubb Joyce Guilford Bob Gurley Robert Guthrie Ronald Hall Dwayne Hammock David Hammond Rusty Handle William Hanlon George Hanna Patricia Harber Kandice Harleman Buddy Harper Victoria Harper James Harris Linda Harrison Sandra Harrison Brenda Hart Karen Harville Darla Haughwout Robert Heath Susan Heckemeyer Shirley Herren John Hicks Ross Hill Nancy Hoffman Gary Holland Betty Holleman Louise Hollins Bonnie Holloman William Holloway James Hooks Lana Hoover Patricia Houston Barbara HuJnall David Hull Allan Humphreys Barbara Hunt Sara Hurlbut Lynn Irwin Paul Jaffeux Janice James 35 Gregory Jarrell Fred Jenkins Mary Jenkins Sabra Jenkins Beth Johnson Donald Johnson Marian Johnson Michael Johnson Toni Johnson Linda Johnston Judith Jones Karen Jones Mary Jones Ross Jones William Jones Douglas Joyner Robert Julian William Kahle Judith Kaiser Sandra Karpiak Nancy Kastelberg Dwight Keatts Linda Keatts Jenny Keicer John Keithley Micheal Kerley Paul Kimbrell Larry Kincaid Penelope Kister Elizabeth Knight Paula Knight Carol Kosek Janice Krisnow Benoit Lamendola Annette Lane Vicki Lang Patricia Lankford Larry Lanning Larry Larkin Sandra Lee Joseph Leftwich Dolores Levy Irene Lewis Irving Lewis Linda Lewis Roger Lewis William Lewis Sharon Liggan Jan Lindsay Henry Liverman Teresa Loftin Larry Long Robert Long Debbie Looper 36 Christopher Lorenzo Clifford Loucks David Loving Linda Lowman Marvin Lowrie Gwenn McCuistuon James McDaniel Rebecca McDaniel Patricia McDowell Linda McGuffee Michael McKee Joyce McKinney Harold McNatt Ann McNeill Anna McNew Charles McPherson Aldon Maddox Jane Maggart Donald Mahaffey Linda Maley David Mancil Carlton Mann Malcolm Mann Sharon Mann Joseph Marchionda Jo Ann Marinos Bruce Marshall Mary Martin Kathleen Mason Rex Mayfield Pamela Meador Thomas Medford Mike Memetch Marvin Mewborn Joan Midgette Richard Miller Thomas Miller Robert Milliman Sherrill Milner James Mingee Donna Misenhimer William Mitchell Brenda Montgomery Robert Montgomery Joan Moody James Moore Louis Moore Michael Moore Bruce Moseley Carole Moss Marvin Murphy Theodore Murray Shirley Narron Catherine Neejer 37 Michael Nelson Jan Nesmith Jacquelyn Nestor William Nixon David Nolan Francis Nolan Debra Norsworthy Patricia O ' Donnell Trish O ' Donnell Michael O ' Keefe Linda Ollie Deborah Outten Jerry Overby Donald Paisley Catherine Paolino Constance Paris Constance Parker Patricia Parr Carolyn Parsons Wanda Patterson Susan Pautsel Doris Payne Gail Peatfield John Peavey Rosemarie Pelletier Marsha Perrigo Linda Perry Robert Perry Joseph Perviance Carol Pesco Gloria Pierce Philip Pierce Cynthia Pinson Donald Polifka David Porter Constance Post Diane Powell Arthur Prentice Donna Price Ruth Price Raoul Price Candace Ramsburg William Rash James Rasmussen Ronald Rasnake Kenneth Ratkovich Thomas Reblitz Donna Redmond Reginald Redmond Antionette Rew Melton Reynolds Thomas Richards Beverly Riddick Davilla Riddle 38 Eddie Rideout William Ritchie Ronald Roberts Glen Robertson David Robinson Margaret Robinson Louise Roehm Carolyn Rogers Larry Rouse Penny Routten Thomas Rowe William Rowe William Roy Anne Rozamus Linda Rushing James Russell Robert Sajdak Pamille Sanders Stephen Sanzo Connie Saunders Tommy Saunders Vernon Saunders Sylvia Sawyer Linda Schaller Donald Schappell Richard Scherberger David Schrum Barry Seay Carolyn Shaheen Arthur Shannon Barbara Sheene Robert Shelton Archie Shipman Donnie Silver Gayle Simmons Nancy Sinclair Jim Skelley Cynthia Smee James Smee Beverly Smith Deborah Smith Dennis Smith Jacqueline Smith Mary Smith Pamala Smith John Smith Dorothy Snead Robert Snow Walter Spencer Judith Spitzer Gale Spreeman William Sprinkle Jennifer Sprott Kenneth Stanley 39 John Stanowicz Evelyn Stanton Raymond Stanworth Craig Staton Nancy Stell Jeff Stern John S till Gale Strickland Carl Strock Glen Strock Dale Strong Roy Stutts Rose Suggs Geraldine Sutter Samuel Swah Mary Sydnor June Tapley Judy Taylor Richard Taylor Thomas Tennyson Ginger Thomas Joseph Thomas John Thompson Cecil Tiller Karen Timmerman Fred Tolley Richard Topping Jeanine Tracy Rockly Triantafellu Marion Troy Robert Truston Diane Turner Faith Turner Mary Turner Ladaria Unsell Sandra Vaughan Sandra Verlander Jeanne Vitale Thomas Vranas Henry Wagner Greg Walke Ralph Walker Charles Wallace Thomas Walsh Peggy Weaver William Webb Bronson Westfall Barbara Wharton Alice Wheless Missy Wheeler Steve Whitaker Dale White Linda White Sarah White 40 Suzanne White Jeffrey Whitehead Sheila Whitehead Earline Whitehouse Barbara Whitley Patricia Wiencek Susan Wild Kenneth Williams Brenda Willis Frances Willis Rebecca Willis Robert Willis Stephen Wills Dewitt Wilson Mary Wilson Michael Wilson Ronald Wilson Linda Winegar Toni Wirth Wayne Wisecarver Delores Wittlif Lance Wittlif Thurman Woodard Malvin Woodley Nancy Wooldridge Virginia Wray Danny Wyatt Evelyn Wyatt Michael Yamamoto William Young Alan Zattiero Michael Zelanes Boys find commercial courses of value too. Our halls are seldom deserted and this is ample proof of that. 41 ACTIVITIES Academic work is only one facet of student life at Kecoughtan. In addition to regular classes, students have the oppor- tunity to further their education and de- velop new interests through the many clubs and organizations. These extracurricular organizations meet before and after school at times most convenient for members. At present, there are some thirty clubs and organizations, ranging from A Cappellato Y-teens, and the number is expected to increase next year. Extra- curricular activities provide not only benefits for the individual but also service to the school and the community. All of the organizations of Kecoughtan High School, excluding sports, are pre- sented in this section. SCA The Student Cooper- ative Association is a governing body of stu- dents designed to rep- resent the students of Kecoughtaninthe affairs of the school and the community. The S.C.A. sponsors school dances and various drives for worthy causes in the community. Beth Johnson, Karen Rountree, Terry Close, Tandy Brown, Stewart Johnson. STEERING COMMITTEE The steering com- mittee organized at the end of summer to pre- pare a tempora ry con- stitution for the school. Virginia Huneycutt, chairman, collected con- stitutions from various schools in the area, and the committee adopted the best points of each for Kecoughtan ' s con- stitution. Terry Hamrick, Vivian McGehee, Virginia Huneycutt, Johnny Ellis, JoAnn Camp- bell, Ann McNeil, Gloria Pierce, Terry Close. 44 STUDENT AIDS LIBRARY ASSISTANTS FRONT ROW . . . Linda Peele, Mary Compton, Linda Chappell, Anne Tyler, Terry Hamrick, Delaine Childress, Martha Shearon, Rosemary Illig. SECOND ROW . . . Mrs. Moore, Linda Lerner, Joyce Pierce, Pam Humphreys, Gale Lowe, Pam McGehee, Vivian McGehee, Linda Cole, Pam Meador. THIRD ROW . . . Vickie King, Terry Close, Kathy Wolfrom, Laura Arnold, Yetta Jacobs, Agnes DeHart, Bernadene Christian, Sherri Cole. FOURTH ROW . . . Irene Lewis, Darlene Arrington, Kathy Singiser, Terry Genone, Emmett Beale, Ronald Roberts, Neil Strum. FIFTH ROW . . . Dee Wilson, Charles Harvester, Stewart Johnson, Edgar Peters, John Melzer. SIXTH ROW . . . Thomas Parker, Mike Bixel, Bruce Edmonds. FRONT ROW . . . Elaine Epperson, Kathy Howard, Susan Slavek, Jane McBride, Susan Carmel, Vickie King. SECOND ROW . . . Jackie Evans, Christy Montgomery, Mettah McClurkin, Judy Carhart, Jane Blackman, Anne Alford, Carolyn Marlin, Anne Tyler. THIRD ROW . . . Vincent Muguira, Bruce Edmonds, Mike Bixel, Tom Parker, Lee Peters, Nick Edwards, A1 Fields. LAST ROW . . . Mrs. Brockley, Tommy Dixon, Emmett Beale, Ted Harvey, Jack Jones, Robert Dixon. 45 IBM ASSISTANTS The IBM assistants, Ernest Moss, John Nelson, Robert Sprigg, Mary Compton and Charles Harvester, greatly aid efficiency of ad- ministration. They collect attendance cards, sort and feed them into the IBM machine . . . then sort again and return them to the teachers ' mail room at the end of each day. Mrs. Snaidman, Charles Harvester, Mary Compton. PHOTOGRAPHIC STAFF Candid shots, team pic- tures, and others used in the student publications have been taken by the Photographic Staff this year. The staff has also developed and printed all of the pictures used. KNEELING: Allen Zattiero, Robert Long, Don Kincaid. STANDING: Lance Wittlif, Carol Kosek, Linda Lowman, Mike Bixel, Mr. Smith. 46 TOMAHAWK STAFF SEATED: Helen Evans, Mrs. Woodard, Ann Patching, Jan Patching, Pat Lassiter, Martha Shearon, Anne Tyler. STANDING: Mr. Smith, Lance Witliff, Greg Eckert. TRIBAL TALES STAFF SEATED: Pam McGehee, Barbara Rasmussen. STANDING: Carroll Brown, Bruce Recant, Vivian McGehee, Jay Spitzer, Don Prusaitis, Kathy Wolfrom, Ethel Crockett, Vickie King, Mrs. Robinson. 47 BAND AND MAJORETTES Officers: President-Susan Hurst, Vice President-Bobby Julian, Secretary-Linda Davenport, Treasurer-Christine Sutterer, Representative- Kenneth Besecker, Representative-Malcom Mann. Although this is the first season for the Kecoughtan Band, there is no doubt in the minds of Kecoughtan students that we have one of the best school bands on the Peninsula. Perhaps the Band ' s most important project this year has been the drive for uniforms. Several candy sales have been held, and all proceeds from concerts have gone into the uniform fund. The PTA, the Key Club, and the Band parents have also given assistance in the drive. The band gave three concerts this year, participated in the District in Music Festival, and sent several mem- bers to the All State Band. The majorettes performed during the football season and at the Christmas and Spring concerts. After a summer of practice, they will join the Band in parades and other activities during the marching season. Susan Car me 1 , Betty Dement, Ann Chambers, Sandra Lee, Nan Gardner, KNEELING: Jane Blackman. 48 CHORAL GROUPS Officers: President Tandy Brown Vice President Susan Smith Sec.-Treas. Carol Thomas Accompanists: Betty Lou Helbig Elaine Herren The A Cappella sang at the school ded- ication, at the Christmas concert, for com- munity groups, and also presented a Spring Concert. Sixteen m e mb e r s were chosen for the Regional Chorus at Hampton High School, and the group participated in the choral festival at Ferguson High School,, Mrs. Jean Curtis is the director of the Girls ' Chorus. The accompanist is Marcia Burge. The group presented two concerts this year, and participated in several chorus workshops. 49 BIOLOGY CLUB President - John Curtis Vice-President-Jim Smee Sponsors - Mrs. Russell Miss Mayes BUSINESS CLUB Under the leadership of Mr. Smith and Mrs . South, the Business Club this year was organized to lay a foundation for the F.B.L.A. next year. D.E. CLUB Mrs. Williams, as sponsor of the D.E. Club, organized the group to give the members more experience and practice in the retail selling field. 50 FRENCH CLUB President: Alann Edwards, Vice President: Doug Spenser, Secretary: Teresa Loftin, Treasurer: Bettijoyce Breen, Chaplain: Donna Barnes, Sponsors: Miss Lushinsky, Mrs. Porchik. SPANISH CLUB President Sally Maslowski Vice President Bill Webb Secretary Betty Lou Helbig Treasurer Linda Vanderbilt Chaplain Janet Black Consul: Kathie McKiernan, Proconsul: Charles Schmidt, Scriba: Judi Russell, Censor: Don Polifka, Quaestor: Kay Ward, Pontifex: Martha Coenen, Sponsor: Mrs.Eylese Latham. LATIN CLUB 51 KEY CLUB The Key Club, sponsored by the school and local Kiwanis Club, is a service club for boys. Its goals are to d ev e lop desirable c ha r a ct e r in the school and community. One of the Key Club projects this year was the bottle drive to raise money for band uniforms. Y-TEENS The Y-Teens ' busy schedule this year included such diverse activities as a trip to Washington, D. C. for a fellowship service in the National Cathedral, and a potato-chip sale. The club also enjoyed a luauandan awards luncheon, and made Christmas gifts for patients at Eastern State Hospital. VARSITY CLUB President, Ray Hill; Vice-President, Paul Reeve; Secretary, John Routten; Treasurer, Thomas Catlett; Sergeant-at- Arms, Bruce Edmonds; Chaplain, Doug- las McLane. 52 FUTURE NURSES The purpose of the FNA, sponsored by Mrs. Mary K. Alford, is to interest girls in medical careers. The Future Nurses ' main project this year was to buy equipment for the clinic. FUTURE TEACHERS Kecoughtan ' s C.W. Miller Chapter of the FTA has been chartered by the National Educational Association, and is recognized by the Virginia Education Association. During April, Teacher Career Month , members had an oppor- tunity to present one day ' s lesson to students of Francis Asbury Elementary School. PEP CLUB The Pep Club was organized to pro- mote school spirit. It has composed cheers for the student body, provided buses for games, decorated goal-posts for football games, made posters for the halls, and served in other ways for the school. 53 YOUTH FOR CHRIST CLUB The goal of the Youth for Christ Club is to increase the Christian faith of its members and aid them in becoming worthwhile individuals. Y.F.C. clubs of the peninsula meet each Saturday night for Christian fellowship and Bible study. Kecough- tan ' s Y.F.C. club is the proud owner of the Bible quiz trophy this year. President of the Youth for Christ Club this year is Debbie Martin. Miss Dudley is the club sponsor. DEBATE TEAM The primary purpose of debating is self-development of the partici- pants. Debate provides the oppor- tunity for an intellectual growth that is seldom found on the high school level, in the area of oral commun- ication. In addition, debating thor- oughly informs the participants in the field of the debate proposition. The team finished fourth in Section B of group 1A competition this year. Members of the team this year are Bob Woerner and Carl Elges, affirmative, and Elise Kollman and Metta McClurkin, nega- tive. 54 AUDIO-VISUAL STAFF The Audio-visual staff organized in September, under the direction of Mrs. Ethel P. Brockley, sponsor, with Jack Barbour as president and Curtis Adams as vice-president. The members of the staff assisted faculty members in use of audio-visual equipment. During the year, the staff was given a tour of WGH radio station, and at Christmas they played carols in the cafeteria during lunch period. DRAMA CLUB True to its purpose of producing plays, the Drama Club has pro- duced four this year. Our Hearts Were Young and Gay was the production for May. The club attended the district one -act play festival and received a rating of good for the play p r e s e nt ed there. LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club was organized pri- marily to develop interest in the library. Projects of the club this year included contributions to the band for uniforms, reading to the children of Francis Asbury School, and purchasing several books for the library. The officers were Judy Carhart, president; Mettah McClurkin, secretary; Jack Barbour, vice-president; Anne Alford, treasurer; Susan Carmel, publicity chairman. 55 SPORTS Although this year was the first in operation of Kecoughtan, the sports ' world of this school was an active world indeed. The football team began work while most of us were hazily con- templating a new school year in a new school. In succession, Kecoughtan entered teams in all sports, and even added something new this year. The new was the Girl ' s Athletic As- sociation, formed to provide oppor- tunities for inter- school competition in girls ' sports. The lack of a senior class made us eligible for competition only in class A-2 this year. Our achievements in the world of sports were satisfactory, but we expect to do better next year. CHEERLEADERS KNEELING: Beverly Bendos, Karen Rountree. STANDING: Phyllis Boone, Toni Rew, Martha Coenon, Delaine Childress, and Susan Egan. The cheerleaders, Margie Falks, Karen Rountree, Beverly Bendos, Martha Coenon, Tony Rew, and Mi 11a Drumright, have been active at all sports events this year. 58 FOOTBALL FRONT ROW- Roy Ellis, Coach Haden, Eddie Rideout, Wade Davis, Paul Reeve, Larry Lanning, Alex Conley, Thomas Rowe, Wilson Hunt, Robert Richardson, Thomas Wilson, John Routten, Stanley Snidow, Richard Clifford, Robert Julian, Ted Murray, Frank Mitchell, Robert Flournoy, Thomas Kelly, Pat Sheldon, James Desper, Douglas Joyner. SECOND ROW- Coach Greene, Fred Rowe, Ray Hill, Larry Dempsey, Mike Byrd, Don Polifka, Mike Dillon, Darrell Honeycutt, James Smee, Vernon Saunders, Bruce Edmonds, James Madara, Ernest Bonnett, Thomas Catlett, David Porter, Kirk Thompson, Richard Taylor, Larry Larkin, Tyler Woodley, David Hargrove, Doug McClane, Bronson Westfall, Steve Whittaker, Coach Cuddy, Buddy Harper. FOOTBALL SCORE BOX HOME TEAM Kecoughtan 6 Kecoughtan 31 Kecoughtan 33 Cox 6 Kecoughtan 49 Kecoughtan 34 Kecoughtan 27 Kellam 12 Warwick J.V. 0 Hampton J.V. 0 Kecoughtan 6 Ferguson J.V. 0 Whaleyville 0 Hampton Rds. 6 After the huddle - ready for action ! 59 BASKETBALL FRONT ROW: Sam Zeldner Alan Kister Ray Hill Mike Alexander MIDDLE ROW: Jim Dunn Graham Avery Dwayne Hammock Charles Green Roy Ellis BACK ROW: Mr. Bowers Nick Edwards Dean McDonald Steve Wills Jim Skelley Charles Denn Carlton Mann Philip Pierce Thomas Ames Philip Fertitta Keith Kahle Eugene Boone Tom Reblitz David Hammond Tom Rowe Gary Holland William Nixon Tom Bryant Barry Seay Mr. Hathaway JUNIOR- VARSITY SCORES KHS Opponent 42 27 Poquoson 78 26 Norfolk Christian 81 22 Hampton Rds. Acad. 71 48 Barry Robinson 51 36 Cox 85 29 Norfolk Christian 50 74 Barry Robinson 45 35 Norfolk Catholic 53 18 Cox 61 50 Saint Vincent 63 37 Poquoson 84 38 Saint Vincent 54 42 Norfolk Catholic VARSITY SCORES KHS Opponent 55 45 Poquoson 63 54 Norfolk Christian 49 44 Chuckatuck 73 30 Hampton Rds. Acad. 58 73 Chuckatuck 46 61 James Blair 48 64 Barry Robinson 47 45 Cox 59 33 Norfolk Christian 36 72 Barry Robinson 50 65 Norfolk Catholic 54 47 Cox 46 50 Saint Vincent 74 47 Hampton Rds. Acad. 51 71 James Blair 66 56 Poquoson 63 33 Saint Vincent 61 64 Norfolk Catholic 56 35 Hampton Rds. Acad. 60 49 Walsingham 46 36 Norfolk Christian BASEBALL FRONT ROW: Coach Greene, Richard Johnson, Mike Nelson, Howard Thomas, Frank Mitchell, Ted Murray, Carlton Mann, Wayne Sprinkle, BACK ROW: Roddy Weader, Coach Cuddy, Bruce Marshall, Don Polifka, Tom Rowe, Ronald Rowe, Gene Collins, Gary Carrier, Mike Zelanes, Darrel Griggs (mgr.) Baseball Scores Kecoughtan 1 Warwick 4 Kecoughtan 2 Newport News 6 Kecoughtan 2 Poquoson 7 Kecoughtan 0 Kellam 1 Kecoughtan 2 Norfolk Catholic 7 Kecoughtan 4 Barry Robinson 3 Kecoughtan 15 Poquoson 3 Kecoughtan 6 St. Vincent 7 Kecoughtan 12 Norfolk Catholic 3 Kecoughtan 2 Barry Robinson 1 Kecoughtan 6 St. Vincent 1 Kecoughtan 12 Kellam 1 Ronald Rowe takes a cut at the ball in batting practice with Howard Thomas catching. 61 TRACK FRONT ROW . . . Mike Bixel, Dexter Bird, Phil LeHay, Freddie Moss, Don Kincaid, Bill Nixon, Bruce Edmonds, Coach Johnson. BACK ROW. . .Brian Christenbury, Sidney Allison, Bill Hollingsworth, Pat Sheldon, Ken Caldwell, Bill Webb, Dennis Smith, Mike Basnett, Phil Fertitta, Cliff DeHart, Curtis Adams, Tom Parker, Bill Spivey, David Hargrove, Ray Stanworth. Reeve places first in 100 against York. Track Scores Hampton 68 Kecoughtan 45 Kecoughtan 71 York 42 Kecoughtan 62 Warwick 51 Newport News 91 Kecoughtan 22 Ferguson 74 Kecoughtan 39 Kecoughtan 77 Norfolk Catholic 36 Tidewater Meet- Paul Reeve 1st in 100 3rd in 220 Eastern District -Reeve 1st in 220 State 1A Meet- Reeve 4th in 220 Tidewater Relays 2nd in 440 3rd in 880 Colonial Relays- Reeve 3rd in 100 yard dash Record 4-3 62 CROSS-COUNTRY FRONT ROW . . . Jay Grubb, Henry Collins, Wade Griffin, Glen Strock, Fred Moss, Bob Wallin, Ken Besecker. BACK ROW . . . Coach Johnson, Bob Whitesides, Martin Mills, Richard Dalton, Ray Stanworth, Joe Sanzo, Ken Caldwell, Rick Johnson, Paul Garner, Don Prusaitis, Winston Greenwell. All ready to go--Don Prusaitis Cross-Country Scores Varsity Kecoughtan 21 York 40 Newport News 21 Kecoughtan 40 Ferguson 26 Kecoughtan 30 Warwick 20 Kecoughtan 35 Kecoughtan 24 York 35 Eastern State Meet 13th State 1A Meet 28th Record 2-3 Junior Varsity Hampton JV 15 Kecoughtan 48 Thorpe JV 26 Kecoughtan 30 Kecoughtan 22 Thorpe JV 33 Kecoughtan 20 Warwick JV 35 Record 2-2 63 G.A.A Members of the first G.A.A. at Kecoughtanplanto enlarge the group and to encourage greater partici- pation in girls ' sports next year. The fall of 1963 saw the mem- bers of the girls ' athletic depart- ment encouraging the organization of the Girls ' Athletic Association. This group is to develop intramural sports competition in field hockey, basketball, and tennis. The students who have been members of G.A.A. this year have enjoyed the projects and work of the group. Officers for the year 1963-64 have been: President-Martha Coenen; Vice- President-VirginiaWray; Secretary -Brenda Coughenour; Point Record- er-Sheila Whitehead, and Point Manager-Sheila LaBounty. 64