Kecoughtan High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

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j Since when do master chefs wear Wonder bread bags on their heads? Impersonating gourmet chefs. Beth Wiggins. Becky Gatling, and Sandie Yamasaki help in the kitchen during the spaghetti dinner I didn ' t know that George Washington was on the dollar bill! Keyettes Mary Washmger and Theresa Kashin enjoy a laugh as they sell tickets at the door That’s Italian. I can ' t believe I ate the whole thing! Mark Hoshor, uncomfortably full of spaghetti, sighs as John McGuire finishes off a third helping. Anyone entering the Kecoughtan cafe- teria on March 6 would probably have seen members of the Keyette Club working busily to hold their annual Spaghetti Din- ner Although the workers were prone to fits of hilarity and insanity, the necessary cooking, cleaning, and serving were per- formed dutifully, adding to the overall success of the dinner. With the help of the cafeteria staff, the Keyettes sponsored a profitable dinner. As well as working in the kit- chen, club members served as waitresses, so that guests would feel as though they were in a restaurant. Turnout was so good that toward the end of the evening Keyettes faced the potential danger of running out of food. Setting a precedent which outshone previous years, the Keyettes managed to net a profit from the traditional dinner. After expenses of approximately $90 00, Keyettes cleared over $ 1 00, which made all the hours of hard work the club put into the event worthwhile. Special Events — 25 I

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Around the World in Five Languages Ooh la la, Caramba Wunderbar! Such were the expressions heard at the annual Foreign Language Banquet Once again the cafeteria was transformed into a meeting place for different cultures of the world. The menu was provided by the French and Spanish Clubs. Delicious delicacies like pate, crepe, and bouilla- baise quickly disappeared as Warriors, German exchange students and teachers gobbled them up. Iced tea was gulped down panting throats to overcome the hotness of the Mexican dishes. Enter- tainment was provided by the German students and the Russian Club, who sang. French Club members acted out an amusing skit and the Spanish Club per- formed a traditional dance As all good things must end, however, soon the revelers departed reluctantly. I ' ll have some of those little green things and some of those blue ones with brown things on top. ' ' Margaret Sobieszczanski thinks, as she experiences a foreign food attack ” What do you mean, you want more sauerkraut? Mrs Lynn Grandle discusses the menu at the Foreign Language Banquet with the German students ' chaperone. Herr Wolters Special Events — 24

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Come dance with me! Scott Moore creates a dreamlike mood while skillfully dancing the part of The Entertainer In the delicate art of Mime, puppet ' ' Judith Bluhm sways to the commands of puppeteer John Neal. Your friends can’t help you now, my dear, heh-heh-heh! screeches the Wicked Witch (Lisa Cipriano) as she informs Dorothy of the uselessness of her pleas to the magic screen