Hopewell High School - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Hopewell, VA)

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TA — Biggest Change Speaking of change — the new teacher advisory (TA) system has changed several things. The fifteen minute waking-up session before first period is no longer “home room”; it is the “advisory period.” Every second Wednesday is a TA day with shortened classes and fifty minutes for consulting with your adviser. (An adviser is an administrator, staffer, or teacher who helps you plan your life and does a lot of paperwork.) And then there are the special events: maybe an ice cream party at your adviser’s house or a grudge match with another TA group on the volleyball court. 5

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Campaigning far the Democratic party on ele ct km day are Eddie O ' Connell and Lisa Hi Changes Everywhere, Nationally, Locally 1976 was an election year, the first since we got to the high school. With Young Republicans, Almost Anything Goes teams, and Young Democrats running around, things stayed lively enough in the fall. And we remembered the election results long enough to pass the news quiz the next day. But maybe we were affected less by the change in the Oval Office than by the changes in the school offices, where some of us worked as student assistants, or on the athletic fields, where we had a girls’ track team for the first time, or by some of the other changes around the school. And there have been quite a few changes around the school. But we don’t let them throw us off balance — the game goes on — , because we know that changes are all part of the game. 7