Meadowbrook High School - Sceptre Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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Junior And Senior Phys. Ed. Classes Now Offered The Physical Education Department offers variety in its curriculum. Classroom preparation includes health and driver education, while sessions in the gymnasium provide opportunities for participation in team sports and individual competitive activities. In an effort to broaden these individual competitive activities the department hopes to work with the Curtis Campaign in order to get money to buy a wrestling mat or a trampoline. Coach Rowe attempts the peg board, but who helped him up on that chair? Miss Howard, Mrs. McKee, and Miss Cudlip help plan the basketball game against Falling Creek.

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Mrs. Diestch, Mrs. Lipscomb, and Mrs. Creedmore take a moment from their busy schedule for a picture. Libra ry Offers Source Pee, corer attentively to another Of Dale Gipe’s Of Learning To All Mr. Kane has resumed his position as head of the English Department this year. Many of the teachers under him are new to Meadow- brook. As an aid to a better and more under- standable background of English, a supply of new grammar and literature books are used by most students this year. These new books offer the combination of literature and grammar to be taught simultaneously rather than two sep- arate courses as before. Various activities during the year have put added interest into the Senior English courses. They have been given the opportunity to see “The Taming of the Shrew’, a comedy by Shakespeare, and “School for Wives”, a play presented at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts.