Kecoughtan High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

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Faculty keys vital activity Keyed by the tension of success and frayed by the disappointment of loss, fac- ulty members commit them- selves to the development of today’s youth. Introducing new curricula, helping individual students, or plunging headlong into acti- vity, teachers involve them- selves in the total educational spectrum. In the gym, on the stage, or at the typewriter, faculty members coax the tal- ents of Warriors. Through their energies teachers guide questioning students in their search for a promising and fruitful future. Talking to a construction worker, Mr. Harry B. Dyche, Jr. checks on progress of the new addition to KHS. Checking the absentee list, Mr. David Nelson helps Linda Van- Fossen in the boys’ attendance office. Using a megaphone to ad- dress the band, Mr. Fred Pender- graft gives marching directions. 7 — Prologue

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Trying to control his donkey, Mr. Revis Conrad waits to get the basketball from a fellow faculty member in the Donkey Bas- ketball Game. Listening to a student re- cite a new French dialogue, Mrs. Virginia Hess prepares to mark down a daily grade. Checking naval regulations, CWO Arthur Spriggs completes a lecture for his NJROTC students. 6 — Prologue

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Looking through his Warrior Tom- Tom notes, Ken Downey prepares for the Saturday morning broad- cast. Discussing his eccentricities, Stanley, played by Ray Williamson, portrays his perversion. Depicting his feelings, an artist creates a water color. Transferring her thoughts to paper, Audrey New- man devises a poem for the Torch.