Meadowbrook High School - Sceptre Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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ADMINISTRATION The quality of mercy is not strained; It droppeth, as the gentle rain from heaven Upon the place beneath; it is twice bless ' d — It blesseth him that gives, and him that takes. SHAKESPEARE .

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A Note From the Staff The 1964 Annual Staff dedicates this, the first volume, to the ones most responsible for the suc¬ cess of this school year, the ones who have given up allegiance to former schools. Your energy and enthusiasm for the well-being of Meadowbrook High School and its faculty have encouraged us to strive for the highest possible standards of achieve¬ ments. With sincere thanks we dedicate this, our first annual, the Sceptre, to the student body of Meadowbrook High School. The True Meaning of Sceptre A scepter is a symbol of royal authority—it is carried by kings and emperors; it denotes the royalty of monarchs,- it is evidence of the highest rank; it is proof of the supreme rule. The Meadow¬ brook Monarchs have chosen the scepter as the name for their yearbook because it is significant of the best and the Monarchs know that Meadow¬ brook High School is and will remain the very best of all. CONTENTS: Administration Classes Organization Athletics - Activities 7 15 47 73 84 6

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Administration Aids Students in MR. MOORE, Principal Mr. Mack D. Moore assisted by Mr. John R. Montgomery serve as heads of the Administra¬ tion Department at Meadowbrook High School. Some of the varied duties performed by Mr. Moore and Mr. Montgomery are: discipline of the 1,000 students, supervising the faculty, and main¬ taining a close relationship of the school with its patrons and friends. MR. MONTGOMERY, Assistant Principal