Kecoughtan High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

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The Guidance and Library departments assisted Mrs. Doris M. Ennis Director of Guidance Westhampton College. B..A. College of William and Mars’. M.Ed. Gars’ L. KJlboume Guidance Counselor East Tennessee State University. B.S.. .M..A. Coach: Assistant Basketball Coach Mrs. Evelyn H. Moore Guidance Counselor Elon College, B..A. Sponsor: Student .Aides Mrs. Martha P. Woods Guidance Counselor Westhampton College. B..A. Sponsor: Keyettes .Mrs. Paula W. Hoffman Guidance Counselor College of William and Mars. A.B.. M.Ed. Sponsor: Euture Teachers of America To solse his ovsn problems. Mr. illers confers with the expert. Mrs. Ennis. “According to your PS.AT scores. .Mr. Kilboume. it is doubtful that you will E ' EN pass Underwater Basket Weaving. Members of the Guidance Department, under the direc- tion of Mrs. Doris Ennis, ssere always ready to confer svith students in regard to schedule preparation, job opportuni- ties. educational plans after high school, and other individual problems. Counselors were Mrs. Paula Hoffman. Mrs. Evelyn Moore. Mr. Gary Kilbourne. and Mrs. Martha Woods. Each of these counselors worked with a single class as adviser, friend, and mentor. Their services made it possible for students to obtain jobs, to win scholarships, and to plan effectively for their futures. The Guidance Department members also listened and offered advice when students requested help in solving personal problems. Administering aptitude tests was a part of Guidance De- partment members ' range of duties. They also provided information about tests offered at other schools than Kecoughtan. Mrs. Moore goes over applications submitted by prospective Student Aides. The efforts of this department have made the Class of ' 68 into responsible people with fine educational backgrounds. 12

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with their daily problems and needs “Sally, how many times do 1 have to tell you, leave the boys alone when they aren’t feeling well! Every office needs a cheerful and efficent reception- ist, and Mrs. McKinley is just that person for Kecoughtan. Mrs. McMinn and Mrs. Cook find that being pho- tographed offers a relaxing moment. The main office was the scene of constant daily activity at the Warrior reservation. Filling the positions of recep- tionist, clerk, registrar, bookstore manager, or nurse, each member of the office staff worked to keep Kecoughtan running smoothly. Mrs. McKinley, Mrs. McMinn, and Mrs. Cook were staff members with clerical duties. As receptionist and bookkeeper, Mrs. McKinley was busy, while Mrs. McMinn handled mimeographing and typing work for K.H.S. All new students were referred to Mrs. Cook who served as registrar. Ordering junior class rings and co-sponsoring the Senior class, were additional responsibilities for Mrs. Cook. As bookstore manager, Mrs. Easter had the respon- sibilities of issuing textbooks and operating the student supplies store. Mrs. Hastings, the school nurse, fulfilled her role by keeping Kecoughtan students and teachers at the peak of health. The office staff willingly assisted inquiring students, parents, and teachers. Warriors recognized and appreciated the value of these workers to Kecoughtan ' s educational process. Mrs. Elizabeth M. Cook Secretary to Principal Registrar Sponsor: Junior Class Rings Co-sponsor: Senior Class Mrs. Anita S. McKinley Receptionist-Bookkeeper Mrs. Martha C. McMinn Clerk-Typist Mrs. Jeanne T. Easter Book Store Manager Mrs. Myra B. Hastings Nurse Christ Hospital School of Nursing, R.N. Sptonsor: Future Nurses 11

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students with personal and educational problems. The Library played a major role in educational activity at Kecoughtan. A variety of books for pleasure reading and for reference work provided students and faculty with good reading material. To supplement ideas brought out in a particular course of study, faculty members relied on the availability of films and records from the audio-visual mate- rials in the library. Students frequented the magazine section of the library where articles on fashions, sports, science, and current affairs could be found. Warriors found the magazine storage room useful for research on assignments based on recent world, state, and local issues. A helpful staff was the foundation for the successful functioning of Kecoughtan ' s library. Jerome Merritt, library aide, writes out the umpteenth li- brary notice, a regular chore. Miss Nancy H. Spain Librarian East Carolina College, B.S. Sjxjnsor: Library Club Co-sponsor: Audio-Visual Club Mrs. Ethel P. Brockley Assistant Librarian Sponsor: Audio-Visual Club Co-Spt)nsor: Library Club Mrs. Jacqueline S. Carter Librarian Longwood College, B.S. Miss Spain seems to be saying, “Book, where are you? On occasions Mrs. Brockley doubles as a spirited Warrior and librarian. 13