Kecoughtan High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

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STEREO TYPING Question: What do you think of when you hear the word secretary? Answer: A lady seated at an immaculately neat desk, filing her nails, making cof¬ fee for her boss, and talking on the telephone. Wrong! The secretaries at Kecoughtan High School did not work to the beat of that particular drum. At any given time, on any given day, a person could walk into either the main office or the guidance department and see any one of the four secretaries typ¬ ing, answering the telephone, sorting mail and accommodating incoming parents and students. Each of the four women worked hard to help Kecoughtan High School run smoothly and efficiently. Attempting to diminish the size of her in pile, Ms. Cheryl Williams does the write thing by working busily. After hearing another request for appointments by Mr. Dennis Cillikin, Mrs. Katie Rives looks heaven¬ ward for inspiration. 6 • SECRETARIES

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Instructional duties at hand, Mr. Thomas Bailey checks over the semester sched¬ uling. ADMINISTRATION The busy beat of Warrior activity proved that these leaders tended the Reservation campfires ably and well. Hf! ’:M A smiling Mr. Gillikin points a finger at the culprit who parked in his parking space. Student activities director, Mr. Larry Waddell, takes a brief break before assisting in the scheduling of the school ' s upcoming events. ADMINISTRATION • 5

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Protecting their spotless reputations, Mrs. Katie Rives and Mrs. Betsey Story clean up the duplicating machine. Staying in top form, Mrs. Betsey Story and office assistant Sharon Micheals busily collect information for paperwork. Typing up college transcripts and making guidance appointments are among the many du¬ ties of Mrs. Gladys Hardrath. SECRETARIES • 7