Meadowbrook High School - Sceptre Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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“Now class, before you begin page two you “Before I came to Meadowbrook I must Aes .” “J’ve got to practice before I can These and many others are comments often heard during a school day. They signify many phases of school life, which merely develop and prepare the student for the next, more difficult step in life. And, as the student progresses in school, education, and extra-curricular activities, he realizes that he must take each new experience, each vexing problem, or each well-deserved reward - st ep by step. During its five years of existence, Meadow- brook’s student body has seen many changes in school life. Classes have been dropped, new courses have been introduced, and there has always been a new face among the familiar ones in the crowd. But, as these changes have been made, the students have learned to take them in stride, step by step. As the graduate leaves the familiar halls of Meadowbrook, and each class advances a grade, each student realizes that the new experiences and problems awaiting him must be taken ... Nancy Lane enters the new world of a sophomore at Meadow- Step By Step noe Mrs. Geiger’s English classes became accustomed to her sometimes complicated test instructions.

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CHESTERFIELD COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY 1968 SCEPTRE Meadowbrook High School Richmond, Virginia Volume V

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Buddy Myers is faced with another problem of everyday life.