Kecoughtan High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

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WARRIOR PRIDE! Sporting war paint and moccasins, Lynette Riley shows off her school spirit during Spirit Week. Opening WAITING PATIENTLY! for Flagtwirler Stephanie Bell waits Marching Band practice to begin.

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KICKING AROUND! Key Club inductees kick it up during the Homecoming Parade under the watchful eye of “King” Hugh Milteer. BUNDLED UP! Braving temperatures in the 20’s to buy U2 tickets, Amy Obeck spends the night in front of the Coliseum. PARTY GAMES! Victoria Kantsios struggles to finish a party game drawing while Stacie Neal tries to guess what it is. Students spend free time ' KICKING ' W hen books were fi¬ nally closed, home¬ work finished and forgotten, it was time to live it up! Starting with a flurry of festi¬ vals and the celebration of the 200th birthday of the Constitu¬ tion, the year flew by marked by a series of traditional events. From Homecoming to Grad¬ uation, from Bay Days to Senior Skip, from sleepless nights wai¬ ting to buy concert tickets to all- nighters like the Ring Dance and Prom, students found life was never dull. Hours away from school were eaten up by a wide variety of ac¬ tivities. Whether it was a private get together with just a few friends, or a wild party with all of Hampton under one roof, stu¬ dents had a good time. “On weekends, my friends and I spent most of the time just ‘kicking’ around. When there wasn’t a party, we would play ‘Pictionary,’ or just hang out with friends. Even when it seemed that there was nothing to do, we had a great time because we were to¬ gether,” said senior Victoria Kantsios. Whether just “kicking around” or “living it up” on a night of party hopping, student life was “Alive and Kicking!” Student Life Divider