Norfolk Academy - Horizons Yearbook (Norfolk, VA)

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il UNT TH PAST H iihilnf Q Q'L4' . u I 2141 ,FQ--- . B., W. ,, '- Qu 'min-.- An Enchanted trolley seems an unlikely vehicle to travel t 'cucn Nov- 4 - h 't ave It did 'fro 1. past to present. Thanks to wr'-te Maria Latorfa and t e Nlcrfoi- Acacemi Arts Tidewater resi ien s1his summer were able o ohjoj a J Tet liistorv oi' lvonolk i' tl' f ri of an origi .al m l i- nnedia production. Academy Arts presentec The Great Tricenten- niai Time Trolley Show on July 28th at the Center Theater. G'ar'2 from t e N i 4 Tricentennia' Commission and the Tidei.i'a'icr Ci'lllClV8l'l'S lfoun- Jation made the production possible. Other major contribu- tors to the production were skilled instructors and directors such as Janet Stanford Janice Warren Vince Brown Linda Decker and Sand a Black. The penformers 'themselves were students in grades si through hfvelve. The story connects present day Nor- folk to its past and its future. Au- thor lvlaria Latona commented that Norfolk is a city with a uhioue personality shaped signi- iicantly by geography, history, and spirted people. Despite hardships and setbacks, Norfolk has displayed the determination to grow while remaining mindful of its heritage. That is ourtheme. This imaginative journey on the Time Trolley proved to be a cre- ative enjoyable and educational way to celebrate Norfolk s 300th birthday. All the Norfolk Academy students involved were impress- ed by the professional handling of the production as well as the amount of fun each performer had. As Katherine Wallace noted, It was a great way to spend the summer. All agreed that this was certainly the best way to learn history!

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PRE-SCHOOL PREPARATIONS No rest for the weary even during the summer months Right: A maintenance worker tries to re- move the graffiti left behind in the Tunstall lockers. Belowl:.The roar of the bulldozer became a familiar sound as construction on the new wing began. frff ff: .9 3 P7934- V 3 k -,. ,n E t '-.Ar . . ..:,, 74 - - ,I Y . xg k rr. .1-zz:-,V : i.IQls,g'., Q, 2? f' ' f ., - - . - Y I g, ,, - ' . 1 ,M . .,' V , ..-.r-, 1 5. if . . Coach Shisler illustrates proper hockey technique to Liza Ryan, Lisa Hume, Julie Trant, Denise Katsias, and Alicia Scott dur- ing a summer practice session. 16 to -HL' ,K 'P-.l -.ftqq-gj1.,: ite ,.-- - - - .- r- , 33- . ,4 1' L-if :?Z1,L ' asf, 'V . A 5- . . V V r 4 Q., . 4' .3 . F' 'ac ' wf9w-4...-- .ist-. - 'givin'-fa.: vs' vu. .ft A U