Meadowbrook High School - Sceptre Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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“Darling, please give me my trumpet,” urges Carol Richardson. Court Players Present “A Night Of One Acts” On November 18 and 19, the Court Players pre¬ sented “A Night of One Acts”, consisting of three one act comedies. The three plays were student- directed by Buddy Gordon, with Mr. Steve Moore and Miss Emily Tucker acting as advisors. “The Trumpet” starred Carol Richardson and Tony Oropello, and featured short parts filled by Warren Chapman and Bob Moore. In “Not Enough Rope”, Donna Hall, Buddy Gordon, and Betty An¬ derson took the leading roles. Randy Parrish, Jim Odom, and Gay Hobbs had the starring parts in “Mr. Box and Mr. Cox,” the amusing English satire of two long-lost brothers who unknowingly rent the same room. 10

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After the game students enjoy the Homecoming dance in the cafeteria. Roman slaves carry Ricky Garnett in the Latin Club s litter. Sandy Gordon Reigns As Homecoming Queen Beginning with a pre-game parade of elaborate floats and artfully decorated cars, Meadowbrook’s second Homecoming was a welcomed presenta¬ tion for both alumni and students of the school. With an increased participation of the various clubs and organizations, the parade presented such imagi¬ native and original floats as the Latin Club’s Roman litter, the statue of “Arty” by the Art Club, and the SCA’s enormous gavel. Following the half-time show by the band, majorettes, and drill team, the nine homecoming princesses were presented to the audi¬ ence; and Senior Sandy Gordon was crowned Homecoming Queen of 1966. Another Senior, Jackie Little, was named Maid of Honor of the Homecom¬ ing Court. Following the game, manv of the Mea- dowbrook students and alumni attended a dance in the cafeteria which was sponsored by the JV and Varsity cheerleaders. Sandra Thacker congratulates Sandy Gordon, Homecoming Queen of 1966 9

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Security is a drum to beat on,” sighs Buddy Gordon.