Kecoughtan High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

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,• HP Patchwork — 1 2 As chaos reigns in the cafeteria a well-organized Mrs Barbara Mennenga calmly searches for Tim Bolt s schedule Drip Drip Drip Second graders Sue Supan and Wendy Winbourne wring their wet panties for the 1 2 years of school skit Vigorously shaking pom-poms. Cindy Price encourages the Class of ' 77 to participate in the fight song. Hail to the Warriors

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Evidently no one ' s sinking since Pete Price is grinning so happily Pete taught sailing, and at the end of each lesson he followed the sailboats to the dock to make sure they arrived safely Jive to the music! Kids enjoy WQRK ' s Another Park, Another Sunday.” concert program The concerts, featuring numerous local bands are a good chance to be with friends

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Boredom overcomes Karen Murray as she listens to speakers repeat the same message several times ■f QUESTIONS First day at Kecoughtan, oh, wow! How do you spell it, anyhow? Anybody know where we re s ' posed to go? The school ' s so big! I know I ' ll get lost! After nervously milling about the halls, the 800 questioning sophomores found their way into the auditorium. Here, everyone was welcomed to the orien- tation by Steve Lewis, SCA Presi- dent. Organized by Lori Agud and Mary Cooper, the program consisted of many rejuvenated classic skits as well as several original ones. The first skit performed was the 1 2 years of schooling. No one at practice will ever forget Lori yelling at everyone to Please shout! Nevertheless, the 77 ' ers still had to strain to hear; however, they gradually began to relax and laugh. Finally, Mr. Dyche, after giving the new students an official welcome, had them proceed to the cafeteria to pick-up their schedules. Getting a schedule was easy; the difficult part was finding homeroom Upperclassmen who were acting as guides could be easily identified by their green arrows marked, strangely enough, Guides . Unfortunately, many guides confused the sophomores by directing them to the nearest stairway or elevator. (In case anyone still has doubts about this, the school definitely has neither.) Eventu- ally, everyone managed to find homeroom and later the rest of their classes. The orientation day, with the pro- gram and a brief visit to each class, answered some of the sophomores ' queries. However, they still had a few more ques- tions that only time and experience could eventually answer. What should I wear Monday? Will I have tons of homework every night? Does everyone really put sophomores down all the time? One of the 758 sophomores. Teresa Lee. receives her schedule from Miss Zelma Lockley Patchwork — 1 3