Kecoughtan High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

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SCA— Front Row; Wanda Smith, Julie Adams. Velda Boyd, Velinda Whitney, Rita Soler, Mary Lowe, Donna Mehaftey, Mary Jackson. Cathy Snyder. Second Row: Mike Brooker, Bob Schwartzman, Gary Bromley, Julie Goers. Margarlte Blair. Sheri Madsen. Dana Ryan, Beth Cornoyer, Ann Williams. Third Row: Steve Lewis, Margaret Tucker. Lowell Jones, Mike Rodlter, Tommy Carr, Tom Winter, Roger Buck, Terrell Morgan. Caryn Beausolell. Back Row; Mike Hu Young. Alan Peterson, Mike McCallum, Johnny Garnett. Masquerading as a clown, Alan Peterson amuses spectators along the parade route. While digging a hole for the bike rack foundation, Beth Williamson proves to Dale Gwaltney that she Is a match for any mere male. President Johnny Garnett pauses for silence during a KHS pep rally. In a salute to Warrior alma mater. Kandy Fly performs for sophomores at orientation. Toys, Inspected by Roger Buck and Johnny Garnett, accumulate dally during the Toys for Tots drive. It 5 3 J ] S j I 1 I SelNexpresalon— 1 3

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SCA supports community efforts SCA, making a strong comeback from last year, succeeded in re- establishing many of its original goals. Good old-fashioned school spirit influenced not only inter- mural competition, but all SCA activities as well. With renewed vigor, students attacked school problems and attempted solutions through the SCA. Demonstrating concern for the environment, a public-minded effort was made to conserve ener- gy during the year. Kecoughtan’s first bike rack, built and in- stalled by the SCA, encouraged students to ride instead of drive. In response, an increased number of bicycles dotted the school grounds. Sparked with new interest, pep rallies and dances marked the return of the traditional events. The scene of renewed school spirit, pep rallies fostered intense class rivalries as seniors, juniors. and sophomores competed for the Spirit Jug. Often held after the games, dances provided week- end relaxation and entertainment for students. The SCA also sponsored Homecoming festivities involving the parade, floats, and dance. Community service projects, al- ways a principal aim of the stu- dent government, included the Thanksgiving baskets and Toys for Tots program. In November the SCA promoted a drive to collect canned goods and money for the underprivileged families of the Tidewater area. Warriors gen- erously contributed enough food for several complete Thanksgiving dinners. At Christmas time, KHS students donated toys and money to the Salvation Army’s Toys for Tots campaign. SCA president, Johnny Garnett, and Mike Hu Young, thanked the entire student body for their support in these efforts. SCA Exacutiv Board— Front Row: Roger Buck. Mike HuYoung, Johnny Garnett. Jim Butler. Back Row: Mike McCallum. Beth Williamson, Mary Lowe, Allen Peterson. 1 2— Self-expression

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Mr. Szetela reminisces about his past ex- periences at KHS. Encircled by fringe, head majorette, Bambi Zarger, demonstrates her ability with the baton. Intent on her music, Nellie Baker, performs during half time activities. Sampling the anniversary cake, Margaret Tucker proves band members can enjoy the celebration as well as provide music for the occasion. As Mr. Pendergraft looks on, Mr. Dyche addresses the Kecoughtan- Menchville crowd during Tenth Anniversary. Ready to perform with the flagtwirlers, Marilyn Bridgette awaits the beginning of the next routine. 14— Self-expression