Kecoughtan High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

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Homecoming stirs Warrior spirit Heralding the upcoming Homecoming festivities, a pep rally held Friday aroused student spirit for the game the following night. The Homecoming parade led the eventful night into a 13-6 loss to the York Falcons. Kecoughtan band members followed by clowns, floats, the queen, and her attendants headed the procession down Victoria Boulevard toward Darling Stadium. Napkins, chicken wire, wood and ingenuity were transformed into a winning float as the seniors captured first place in the class competition. Decorated as a bucket of chicken and bearing the title. “Kecoughtan Fried Falcons,” the Senior class float headed the parade. The DECA club float, a Warrior riding a giant falcon, won the club competition. The Sociology Club’s walking float, “Warriors on the Worldwide’ Warpath,” took first place in their division. Crowned Homecoming queen for the 73-74 football season, Suzanne Johnson followed senior attendants, Julie Swanson and Desiree McDowell, junior attendants, Lori Agud and Taffy Mason, and sopho- more attendants, Bunnie Compton and C.K. Rideout on to the field during half time festivities. 1 6 — Se!f-£xpresslon

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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.

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Proud to be Warriors, Fred Johnson, Kathi Porter, and Debbie Couture exhibit their Sophomore class float in the Homecoming parade. Clad In papier mache, Chris Fuller represents an Indian on the Junior class Homecoming float. Senior Warrior, Connie McCurry, steadies her mount as she notes the progress of the parade. Mouth open wide, Linda Hines portrays a maid during the Homecoming pep rally. Mournful, Alan Peterson and Beth Cournoyer express their sympathy during the funeral procession of the York Falcon. Arranging tissues, Beth Williamson assists with the construction of the Senior class float.