Kecoughtan High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

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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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A wise old chief once reflected that the only thing one could be sure of in this life was change. And one of the most notable changes facing re¬ turning Warriors was the change in command at the Reservation as three new tribal leaders joined one familiar face to form the new Reservation Administration. As principal, Mr. Dennis O. Gillikin assumed the duties of administration, supervision and operation of individ¬ ual school functions. As Super War¬ rior ' ' his chief task was to provide leadership to his staff and see that the policies of the Hampton Board of Education were incorporated in school policy. Assisting the Big Chief were three sub-chiefs: Messrs. Thomas Bailey, Harold lohns, and Larry Waddell. In addition to his duty as athletic direc¬ tor, Mr. Waddell was in charge of the student activity program, organiz¬ ing the school calendar and the truly challenging job of keeping students ' lockers alive and well. Mr. Bailey had the awesome task of coordinating both guidance services and student affairs. Lor a student who wanted a schedule change, the buck stopped at Mr. Bailey ' s desk. Mr. lohns had charge of the unpleasant but neces¬ sary job of drumming out students who were disciplinary problems. In addition, he was responsible for the maintenance of both the building and grounds. Contemplating an answer, Mr. Dennis O. Gillikin appropriately responds to an interview¬ er ' s question In his usual calm manner, Mr. Dennis Gillikin is rather assertive regarding new policies at Kecoughtan. 4 • ADMINISTRATION

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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