Meadowbrook High School - Sceptre Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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Administration

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In order to award a scholarship to a senior to aid his further education, the administration at Meadowbrook spon- sored a talent show, ‘““Hernando’s’’. In the education field this year, the library was in- creased and plans for advanced studies were put into action. Several teachers furthered their own education with master’s degrees while others worked in class at night school. For the entire school, the departments have sponsored various programs including a Shakespearian play, a Christmas pageant, several concerts, a play; Harvey, and an operetta; By é, Bye Birdie.

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MR. WILLIAM “UNCLE BILL” SINDLINGER “Uncle Bill” plays Santa to a very young admirer. In Dedication... To a man who has dedicated his life to the develop- ment of youth, the first graduating class of Meadowbrook, the Class of 1965, dedicates this second volume of the Sceptre. As a guidance counselor his work was of particular benefit to the Seniors. He investigates available colleges, scholarships, and job opportunities. His information was made use of by the Seniors in order to prepare them for the different roles they would have to assume after graduation. His service to the school was extensive. He devoted time to the “‘under-achiever’”—a field in which he had a special interest. The S.C.A. was established and its work began under his direction. He played Santa at the Christmas Concert and contributed to the entertainment in the faculty presentation of ““Hernando’s”’ as “Joe the Bartender’. The community also feels his influence through his work with the Boy Scouts and the active part he plays in his Church. To Mr. Sindlinger we dedicate our yearbook.