Kecoughtan High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

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Administrative Assistants Mrs. Anita S. McKinley Secretary, Bookkeeper Mrs. Naomi B. Snaidman IBM Operator No school, business, or industry can operate smoothly and effectively without capable employees behind the scenes. The secretarial staff of Kecoughtan High School is certainly an efficient and loyal one. Under the guidance of and through the organizational efforts of Mrs. Elizabeth Cook, the Main Office co-ordi- nates the routines necessary to the efficient operation of a large secondary school. College transcripts and class schedules are the responsibility of Mrs. Cook. She is also the co-sponsor of the senior class, and orders announce- ments, calling cards, and class rings for the students. Mrs. Anita McKinley serves as receptionist and secre- tary for the Main Office. She performs the routine duties connected with office procedures and serves as a link be- tween administration, faculty, and students. The bookstore is Mrs. Helen Atwell ' s center of opera- tion. She directs the sales of school supplies to students and faculty, and issues textbooks. Another service she performs for the faculty is the typing of stencils for tests which are to be mimeographed. Mrs. Naomi Snaidman and the IBM machine handle the heavy burden of arranging students schedules, tally- ing absentees, and issuing report cards. Certainly without this team of dedicated workers Ke- coughtan ' s operation would be more difficult and less efficient. Processing IBM cords keeps Mrs. Snaidman constantly busy. Mrs. Atwell accepts wampum for Warrior purchase. 12

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IW I Mrs. Evelyn H. Moore B.A., Elon College Senior Class Counselor Sponsor: Student Aides Mrs. Doris M. Ennis B.A., Westhampton College Junior Class Counselor Sponsor: FTA Mr. Gary L. Kilbourne B.S., East Tennessee State University Sophomore Class Counselor Sponsor: Chess Club Guidance The Guidance Counselors are an important part of Kecoughtan ' s administrative personnel. In our guidance department each class has its own individual counselor. Mrs. Moore Coun- sels the seniors, Mrs. Ennis the juniors, and Mr. Kilbourne the sophomores. These coun- selors work with the students to provide them with schedules suited to their vocational abili- ties and aspirations. When the sophomores enter high school, the guidance counselors advise them on the sub- jects which would be most profitable to them during the following years. Many seniors as well as juniors find it con- Mrs. Ennis, Mr. Kilbourne, and Mrs. Moore discuss various testing programs. venient to get information from their coun- selors about their credits, and the colleges they plan to attend. A record of all the credits each students earns is kept by the guidance coun- selors so they can provide such information about credits. Direction of the many testing programs is yet another service performed by the Guid- ance Office. These programs include college boards and scholarship eligibility examina- tions. The careful and helpful planning of the guidance counselors make high school years valuable to the student and his future. Sharon Cole always finds Mr. Kilbourne ready to answer questions.

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Library The reference room provides students with a quiet room for research. Betty Holloman assists Miss Spain in checking out library books. Mrs. Ethel P. Brockley Assistant Librarian Co-Sponsor: Library Club, Audio-Visual Club Books, magazines, records, films, and audio-visual equipment come from the Kecoughtan library to help the students gain knowledge in many subject fields. Miss Spain and Mrs. Brockley co-ordinate the numerous serv- ices of the library so efficiently that it functions smoothly at all times. Reference books, out-dated magazines, and pamphlets are available in the reference rooms for the use of the students and the teachers. Classes in the use of the li- brary are taught yearly to the sophomores by the libra- rians. Miss Spain and Mrs. Brockley also train students as library aides and teach many of the boys to operate the various kinds of audio-visual equipment. Certainly the students and faculty have the right to be proud of the library, its librarians, and its equipment and contents. Carol Nichols seeks Mrs. Brockley ' s help in locating information. 13