Meadowbrook High School - Sceptre Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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MEADOWBROOK SEES MANY SIDES OF MR. MOORE Mr. Moore came to Meadowbrook High School in its first year, 1963. He has had extensive educational experience in the past. Mr. Moore was principal of Lochleven Elementary School, then a math and physics teacher at Thomas Dale High School, and later the head of the science department at Petersburg High School. He returned to Thomas Dale, where he held the position of asssitant principal before coming to Meadowbrook as principal. Mr. Moore received his Bachelor of Arts degree from West Liberty State College in 1949. In 1957, he obtained his Master of Education degree from the University of Virginia. In his rare moments of free time, Mr. Moore enjoys traveling and fishing. However, attendance at sports events, dances, school plays, and other extracurricular activities occupies much of his time, in addition to the administration of the school. Mr. Mack D. Moore, Principal 8

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Above: Mr. Gieger and Miss Schools enjoy the Homecoming dance too. Right: Mr. Jesse Pinnell lines the Science club up for a picture. STUDENTS CLIMB Linda Lingerfelt, most valuable female member of the Court Players, Lester Heaton, most valuable male member of the Court Players, is helps direct Mr. Roberts. seen in the role of the captain in Mr. Roberts. 7

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Mr. John R. Montgomery, assistant principal, issues admittance slips to Linda Hobbs and Jane Davis. Mr. Marshall Hughes, assistant principal, thumbs through files of the freshmen he counsels. ADMINISTRATORS HELP THE DAYS PASS SMOOTHLY Above: Mr. William Sindlinger is guidance counselor for the junior and senior classes. Above, right: Mr. George Hanson, sophomore guid¬ ance counselor, talks over a problem with Shirley Cook, his student assistant. Below, right: Mrs. Reese and Mrs. Coppridge, our two school secretaries, were responsible for the orderly management of the office. 9