Kecoughtan High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

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When the doors of Kecoughtan were flung open in late August for the beginning of school, each Warrior entered as a unique individual with his or her hopes and dreams. These hopes and dreams formed each student ' s personality and were worn by students like shields. A shield is a broad, protective armament used as decoration and identification. Traditionally, Indians have felt great pride and love for their shields. After an Indian brave had undergone a vision of his dreams and his purpose in life, he would depict his vision on his shield with symbols. The shield was his original creation and commanded respect from his peers. Kecoughtan ' s Warriors, possessing their own modern-day shields, carried them not on their arms, but in their personalities and actions. The students ' shields were expressed in their community activities, academic experiences, and relationships with fellow Warriors. Id of Dreams In addition to performing complicated mathematical operations. Senior Ravi Dhanvada discovers that calculators make excellent pillows. A devious-looking bunch who can only be up to no good? No, it is a group of loyal Kecoughtan Republicans preparing to hand out literature at the Hampton Fair Day. 2 INTRODUCTION