Kecoughtan High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

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Table of Contents Introduction 1 Academics 6 Classes 36 Seniors 40 Juniors 92 Sophomores 112 Activities 126 Sports 164 Features 192 Advertisements 220 Index 231 4

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J 966 TOMAHAWK Volume 3

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FOREWORD Each is given a bag of tools, a shapeless mass, A book of rules; and each must make ere life is flown, A stumbling-block or a stepping stone. — N. D. Sharpe As one embarks upon life and the many experiences that compose it, one is confronted with the decision whether to attempt success or not in the complex matter known as living. Every person is endowed with certain tools or instruments that he can employ, if he so desires, that will aid him in reaching his goal. The diligent in- dividual can turn his talents into tools or implements that will aid him both in school and outside of it, for they are tools in the process of merely living life itself. Character, mental ability, or physical capability can be the greatest tools when it comes to developing what one already has for one ' s advantage. The environment in which one finds himself can always be utilized if one is truly concerned with improvement. The 1966 TOMAHAWK is based on this theme of tools and how both students and faculty as well as the admin- istration have discovered and used them, whether they were external to each individual or whether they were merely as fallow ground waiting to be plowed up and sowed with seeds of promise and fulfillment. It is hoped that each person who reads this book and remembers his years at Kecoughtan will be able to justify for himself the uses he made of the possibilities that they offered him. 5