Kecoughtan High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

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Lawsons snare winning places With a Gay Nineties theme, the 1972 Junior Class Talent Show, held Friday, March 4, featured Can-Can girls, a barber shop quartet, and various skits. During in- termission, between acts, and during the judges ' decision period, junior class members provided entertainment por- traying the spirit of the 1 890’s. Capturing a first prize of $15, Ali Lawson performed the first movement of Mozart ' s concerto for clarinet. Interpreting the first move- ment of Mozart ' s concerto for flute, Kemal Lawson was awarded a second place of $ 10 . Varying the mood, Liz Tredennick, Mary Lowe, and Carol Higgins vocalized a pop- ular rock tune, Ohio,” and won a third prize of $5. Over $300 profit from the talent show aided in the finan- cing of the annual junior ring dance. Reciting a scene from My Fair Lady, Senior Nina Green displays her acting ability at the Junior Class Talent Show Performing an ex- cerpt from a Mozart concerto, Ali Lawson plays the clarinet. Displaying ability on the flute, Kemal Lawson interprets a move- ment from a Mozart classic. 24 — Special Events

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Parading before the judges, Wendy Gailing displays her evening gown. Examining the raffle ticket, D. J. Janosik prepares to give the television to winner. Dale Gwaltney, while Debbie Wagner and Brian Gordon look on. Atten- tively watching master of ceremonies, Mr. Jerome Sanford, finalists Carla Weih, Cynthia Miller, and Coral Dotson await their in- dividual question.

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Carrying a bouquet of roses. Basketball Homeco ming Queen, Karen Robbins, parades before the student body with her escort Gary McCarthy Singing soul music, junior Von Roberts performs with Bob Marshall and the Crystals at the Basketball Homecoming Dance. Jiving to the beat, Donald Roberts and Vernon Carter dance to the music of a soul band. Karen Robbins selected queen for basketball homecoming festivities Climaxing the 1972 Basketball Homecoming, Kecoughtan defeated previously unbeaten Warwick, 71-62, Friday, February 4. Elected by the basketball team. Queen Karen Robbins reigned with her court at the game and throughout the evening. Presented during half time, Barbara Seitz was announced as senior atten- dant with Terrie Hale and Beth Williamson as junior and sophomore attendants, respectively. Breaking from the tradition, each attendant chose her own escort. Karen received a rose bouquet upon her presenta- tion and each of her atten- dants were given a charm. Sponsored by the SCA, a homecoming dance hosted KHS students in the cafeteria following the game. Bob Marshall and the Crystals provided soul music until twelve o ' clock. After sub- tracting funds for gifts and the band, the SCA made a profit of $175 on the dance.