Kecoughtan High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

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Guest of honor. Santa Clause. waits for his turn in the annual Christmas parade. 112. Scott Dow anticipates getting the ball after the tip-off, What follows is the log of our jour- ney through the school year 1982- 83. Its purpose is to record the names, faces, and efforts of all those who helped make this trek unique, so that their accomplishments will not be forgotten. The following people and experi- ences are recognized for their con- tributions to the success of our mis- sion. To those who opened our eyes and minds to new fields of study, end aided in the comprehension of strange con- cepts, the greatest debt is owed, their efforts were the fuel which pro- pelled our search for knowledge. There are those among us, who, in addition to their regular duties. under- tested the limits of their physical and mental took special challenges that resources. These people must also be recognized, for their work was a source of inspiration to all. From these people and many others, we learned valuable lessons. ln the classroom we received the aca- demic basis which aided us in retaining and interpreting all our subsequent knowledge. Outside the classroom, we formed new friendships and learned, that by opening our minds, we could accept ideas and opinions of worth from our fellow students. As a result, we made the most important discovery - knowledge of ourselves. By accepting new challenges, we found our limits, and our ability to sur- pass them. We hope that this log will be a fitting reminder of these people and their achievements. We hope, also, that these accomplishments will be re- garded as a sum greater than its parts: it was only as a united effort that we were able to venture beyond our old orbits, and into the uncharted realm of the future. Kecoughtan students show that Warrior spirit mounts high. Introduction I3

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TLID UFE High School, to many people, means nothing more than e large building. parti- tioned into classrooms, where teachers teach and students study. Although Kecoughtan's prime function was to provide an education for its population. the school also abounded with activities that extended far beyond the classroom. These activities, both in and out of school, not only helped unite the student body as a whole, but enabled individuals to pursue and develop their own interests. Student Life at Kecoughtan involved more than books and homework: it reached beyond the wells of the school and into every aspect of the Warriors' lives. IQ Q Student Life 5