Kecoughtan High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

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To find a particular title, librarian Miss Nancy Spain thumbs through the latest edition of Books in Print End of the year activities find Senior Dale Jones garbed in his Sunday best.

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Before a jazz performance. Tim Bagley tunes his electric guitar. Hurry, hurry, step right up! A large assortment of leather goods pleases all tastes and fits every need. Raising her leg high in the air. Kathy Dalton dis- plays the enthusiasm of the majorettes. Introduction — 6 Students Are Respect and understanding played im- portant roles in student life. School clubs, community organizations, and church groups often bridged the spaces as talents and tastes brought students to- gether. Through the magnetic forces of ideas, beliefs, and emotions, friends found friends and all matured socially as well as mentally. Yet, through all the getting together, each group honored the privilege of the individual to pursue his own interests. In this way, the Kecoughtan student was free to develop his own personality and adopt unique habits and thoughts that define the in- dividual. After all, it was the indivi- duals who made togetherness possible. The Bricks Of The School

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' vWrj? : A collage of events, overlapping bright-colored happenings weaved together to form the magic patchwork — Special Events. Beginning ■v with sophomore and new stu- Vs dent orientation and spread- lOftia I ing to graduation, the quilt BwH M covered an exciting, fun- v ■ filled year. Drama produc- ||| tions, pep rallies, and ' ■ dances were the sunny skeins Mil ° 3rn re ' ev ' n 9 nionot- Sparkling and twinkling like L A rhinestones, the Prom, the H Ring Dance, and Homecoming y M held a glamorous place on the . jf t Quilt. Wonderously wide with T M j£| sky-reaching borders, the magical spread encompassed all the glowing gala affairs. Mouth open. Randy Wright resembles a typical guy attending a dance during the t950’s