Norfolk Academy - Horizons Yearbook (Norfolk, VA)

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WORLD AND LOCAL LEADERS fx-I llll I 9.-.J It's just plain fun, said Arthur MacConochie, an English teacher and UVA graduate. One of the happy things is to teach a man and then to teach :1is son. Teaching at the Academy is a labor of ove. The faculty is as loyal as the students. Of the school's 72 staff members, 27 have more than a decade of tenure. They have remained despite a salary lower than public schools and double-digit inflation. l don't know if pay is really a factor, Arthur MacConochie said. It's a very satisfying job. You see people go through college and come back and make their mark in the community. It is the caliber and fidelity of the faculty that has made the school what it is, Tucker said. .ggol N4 my Teaching in the fine arts - music, painting, pottery - has increased markedly under Tucker in hopes of promoting greater creativity among the students. Students will also learn computer science for the first time this year, for school officials have finally surrendered to the reality of technology. 3

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.W . ,Q x f f . N David E. Trickler Donald E. Craig Director of Athletics Director of Developm Gordon H. Dozier, Jr. Director of Business i Daniel J. Reilly Gary C, Laws Asst. Director of Asst. Director of Royster Smith-HOfh9irTlGr History Dept,