Hampton Roads Academy - Log Yearbook (Newport News, VA)

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Seventh Graders begin to exercise influence at HRA Amazingly cocky and sure of themselves, the seventh graders have already attracted attention from the rest of the school. Six years ago a seventh grader would no sooner have approached a senior than tell Mr. Spoor to jump in a lake. This doesn ’t bother this year’s seventh graders, and if anything fills a gap in the school it is the communication between them and the upper classmen. This could be atributed to the new system of advisors which allows more interaction of ideas between younger and older students. Class Officers: 1 to r: B. Fass. SGA representative; B Stout, v-president; C. Cox, secretary; M. Sarrett. presi- dent; P. Segaloff, treasurer. 12

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There certainly is a high degree of difficulty involved when attempting to accurately portray a body of people. This is particularly applicable to the students and faculty of Hampton Roads Academy. The areas they come from are so diversified— maritime Newport News, rural Gloucester, historic Williamsburg, All- American Hampton. Some may come to learn or just to get out of school; some may come to teach or just to make money. These are hazards any school must face. PEOPLE

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