Kecoughtan High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

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A MIGHT IM VENICE Signing the spacious guest list upon arrival was the first slippered step of the evening for Juniors before they proceeded through the flowered trel¬ lis to enter their Dream-world . The Venice theme was portrayed by colorful gondolas lining the far wall of the room. Completing the Venician atmosphere was a quaint mural of Italian buildings silhoutted by a starry midnight-blue sky. The rhythmical sounds of the band Crystal drifted through the room as couples danced and chatted. Candle flames blinked softly as the evening progressed and tired wax spilled in a rainbow of color down the wine bot¬ tles, molding memories. At the magi¬ cal hour, couples formed a circle and the Junior Class President Eric Obeck, gave instructions for the traditional turning of the rings. Entranced Juniors had their rings turned and kissed their dates. A tape of the theme song, Billy Joel ' s Everyone Has A Dream , was played, as the Juniors shared quiet memories of the evening and their dream came to an end. Entering the ring dance, Vince Urbano and his date are shocked at the beauty of the once school cafeteria. Lori Diffenderfer and her date take a break from the exciting dance to enjoy a peaceful moment together. 26 • RING DANCE

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During the traditional skit Twelve Years of School , Anita Dixon and Jessica Roderick de-picked the fifth year of bad manners and disgusting habits. Bringing together class memories of past football games and pep rallies, Carolyn Broskie and Susie Simpson, along with other cheerleaders, perform a few of their cheers. CLASS NIGHT • 25

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Michelle Dukart shows her enthusiasm about the evenings activities while her date, Kevin O ' Connor, watches other couples dance. To show their appreciation to Mr. Jerry Flowers for his hard work and dedication, the junior class presents him with a gift. After finally recieving her class ring, Mary Kate Behan smiles joyfully. RING DANCE • 27