Kecoughtan High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

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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

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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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Warriors honor 10th anniversary An added touch of excitement dis- tinguished this year’s Kecoughtan- Menchville football game. The Warriors celebrated their Tenth Anniversary. Mr. Edward R. Szetela, Assistant Superintendent of Personnel in the Hampton School System, made a guest appearance. Joining in the fes- tivities, Mr. Szetela was honored as Kecoughtan’s first principal. Several speeches highlighted the evening. SCA secretary, Lisa Rutherford, gave a brief history on the Reservation’s first decade. Adding a bit of human interest. Mr. Dyche announced that should KHS repeat its 1965 victory over Hampton High School in football, he would jump off the Buckroe pier. Along with the tremendous efforts, put forth by the football players, the combined talents of the KHS band, flagtwirlers, and majorettes helped commemorate the school’s Tenth Anniversary. Closing the ceremony with a brief speech, Mr. Dyche cut the cake, donated by the cafeteria ladies. Spectators were then invited to help themselves to a slice of cake.