Kecoughtan High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

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Miss Judith M. Gibson 8. A., Columbia College Spanish Sponsor: Spanish Club Mrs. Harriette M. Kingotf B.A., Randolph-Macon Woman ' s College Latin Sponsor: Latin Club Mrs. Moselle M. Hinkle B.A., Radford College Spanish, World History Sponsor: Spanish Club Foreign Languages Miss Lushinsky masters the controls of the language lab during an oral drill. Miss Carole A. Lushinsky A.B., Fairmont State College French, Speech Sponsor: French Club, Speech Club With increased com munication, trade, and travel the study of foreign languages has be- come an essential part of any educational system. Those offered for study are French, Latin, German, and Spanish. There is a two year course in each language available to the stu- dent. The French and Latin study maybe ex- panded into a three or four year program, and Spanish is available for three years of study. A new language laboratory and excellent teachers have made the foreign language pro- gram a success. Displaying their Latin project, Anne Mahaffey and Sylvia Thomas model their Roman togas. 16

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Arts Diane Turner pantomimes while Mr. Meadows instructs her. Mrs. Crouch, student teacher, receives pointers as Tom Vranas watches. Mr. Johnny W. Meadows B.A., Eton College English, Drama Sponsor: Drama Club Thespains Mrs. Joel B. Grimm B.A., University of Nebraska English, Journalism Sponsor: TRIBAL TALES Miss Margaret E. Whitlock B.A., Westhampton College English Miss Mary E. Eller B.A., Longwood College English, French Miss Mary A. McDearmon A.B., Coker College English Miss Joyce L. Stevens B.A., Westhampton College English Mr. Victor G. Taylor B.A., College of William and Mary English, French 15

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Industrial Arts Introduction of new ideas and practices has marked this second year of operation for the Ke- coughtan Industrial Arts program. Mr. Harvey Grady has initiated welding and shop theory into his classes and introduced new equipment into the shops. The collection of books and magazines for a library for shop students has been one of his key projects for this year. The drafting stu- dents, under the instruction of Mr. Claude White, become skilled for positions in the architectural and engineering fields. Mr. David Rogers teaches the students the art of wood craftsmanship. Drafting, wood, and metal shops are the three components of the Industrial Arts program. Mr. Mike Riddick is the chairman of the department. Shop students become quite proficient and skilled and produce such items as tables, tools, and car parts. The pride in personal workmanship and quality that is developed through these courses is not soon forgotten or abandoned. Mr. Claude D. White B.S., East Carolina College Drafting Mr. Mike G. Riddick B.S., East Carolina College Sponsor: Director of Athletics, Key Club, Audio-Sonics Club Mr. Harvey W. Grady B.S., East Carolina College Metal Shop Sponsor: Metal Club Mr. David J. Rogers B.S., Clemson A and M College Industrial Arts 17 1