Meadowbrook High School - Sceptre Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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As the classes at Meadowbrook returned to start another year, they were faced with many new decisions. Studies were one of the major decisions to be faced when the summer- rested students returned. Class decisions were the next to be considered. “Where is graduation going to be held? How are we going to raise the money for the Prom? I wonder which clubs are open to the lower classmen.’”’ These and many more decisions faced the Senior, Junior, Sophomore, and Freshman Class. Each class had its problems to handle and difficult obstacles to overcome but every moment held enjoyment as well as work. 22

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Facing a magnitude of responsibilities and decisions the incoming seniors of Meadowbrook High School hastened to accept their new role. Each day presented a new challenge which had to be met, a new decision to be made, a crisis to overcome. No one but Seniors could understand or ap- preciate all the countless decisions and problems to contend with before June and graduation. There were money-raising projects that would enable the Class of ’65 to leave the school a 24 Senior class officers and sponsors gather around the P. A. system to make an important announcement. Assisting Linda Wine, Treasurer, are Kenny Pittman, Vice-President; Mrs. Fulghum, Sponsor; Betty Jo Colonies, Historian; Carol Anthony, Secretary; Rusty Mooberty, President; and Miss Biddle, Sponsor. Seniors gift that would convey a feeling of loyalty and appreciation. The guidance counselors and class advisors were always on the scene to help the Seniors with these difficult decisions. As the year progressed, each moment of decision enabled the graduating class to recognize in themselves a sense of respon- sibility and a newly found maturity. These Seniors recognized that their many and varied decisions were establishing important precedents for the lower classes and Monarchs yet to come.