Meadowbrook High School - Sceptre Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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Congress And Caesar Come To Life In Social Studies Meadowbrook’s Social Studies Department, head- ed by Del Driver, offers students World History, United States History, and United States Govern- ment. These courses prove to be a great asset to students in their understanding of world affairs. During November and December, Mrs. Roe and Mr. Porter sponsored a mock presidential election. The election was complete with candidates, plat- forms and even political rallies. Later in the year, some of Mr. Porter’s United States History students plan to take a trip to Gettysburg, Pennsylvania in order to tour the historic battlefield of the area. f : — ait : wot ie Se Mrs. Roe holds the class spellbound with her pearls of wisdom. Mr. Burton listens to another of Butch Gilliland’s “pig Excedrin Headache No. 99. stories.” %

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Office Staff Organizes A Students School Day The Guidance Department is always available to students who need counseling. Mr. Sindlinger helps seniors choose a college or career, and then aids them in the proper procedures to fol- low in order to fill out the required applications. Mr. Hanson, the junior advisor, and Mr. Bailey, the sophomore advisor, help their stu- dents plan their future courses of study. They also prepare students for the day when they will be faced with the decisions of college and career. Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Williamson, the school secretaries, must be familiar with many phases of business and school life to keep the office at Meadowbrook running efficiently. They work with the financial records of the clubs, keep the school records and work various pieces of office machinery for the benefit of teachers and students. Distributing mail, writing dismissal slips, and answering constantly ringing tele- phones are also among the secretaries’ numerous duties. Through their hard work and efforts, the secretaries help keep Meadowbrook running efficiently. Top: Mrs. Taylor has another busy day. Bottom: Mrs. Williamson is intent with another problem. Left: Mr. Sindlinger works on college plans for Seniors. Right: Mr. Bailey prepares schedules for Sophomores. + sinnienonsneindsnncaraninmomeeamnemneseD

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td “T don’t believe it, I just don’t believe it. Sandra Atkinson English John Bailey Guidance Mary Bowen Typing Narice Bowman Home Economics Janice Brock English H. G. Brown Geometry J. M. Brown LCsie LaVonne Brown Science, Biology David Burton Government Harold Btuler Geography Faye Cianfrani English A. B. Clarke Math