Kecoughtan High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

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’73-74 student: one of many faces Alone in self-analysis, sharing ideas with a close friend, crowded into a mosaic of faces among cheering Warrior fans; all of these were the Kecoughtan student in 1973 - 74 . In search of a self-image, the stu- dent attempted to identify with an idea, a position or a group of like- minded people. Means for such per- sonal identification touched the entire spectrum of school activity. Responsibility, a key element of the student’s search, was in two areas. A commitment to others included parents, friends, school work, and extra-curricular activi- ties, while responsibility to the self became equally important. Time spent alone in silent intro- spection proved as productive as busy group activity. Meeting both challenges, individuals gained a clearer understanding of themselves and one another. 2— Introduction

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In full uniform, Kecoughtan band members join to commemorate the opening of the Coiiseum Mail. Spending a quiet moment together, Warren Flynn and Nancy Buidain enjoy the school grounds. Divided Into groups to discuss the assigned topic, Mike Consentino, Patricia Battie, and Carolyn Thorne begin research. Left alone by his classmates, Larry Lusk finds a private place to rest during free time. Introduction— 3