Kecoughtan High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

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Students today face challenges As problems of the world creep into the community and school, concerned students and faculty examine con- ditions surrounding them. Suffering from an over- crowded school. Warriors work together to update curriculum, to prevent senseless destruction, and to ward off apathy. As the community unfolds to eager students, they see not only the parks and recreation but also poor housing and drug abuse. But with willing spirits, youths face the challenge of making tomorrow a place in which we want to live. Polluted, Grand View awaits atten- tion from ecology minded students. Left unrepaired, a house reflects the need for attention. Prologue — 3

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Youths explore challenge of life As changing times necessitate changing at- titudes, Warriors plunge into vital activity. Whether learning the needs of children through babysitting or working with youngsters in a Sesame Street program, youths tackle the challenge of life. Learning from one another, teachers and students com- bine energies to shed seeds of understanding that open the door for change. m r - — fsT 1 mi Climbing, volunteer fireman Danny Beau drills for competition. Ex- ploring area beaches, Gaye Beat- ty helps children from the Sesame Street program gather seashells. •• « ■ , , - Prologue— 5