Meadowbrook High School - Sceptre Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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The candy man can Finding himself surrounded by candy, Mr. Earl Binns trys to dig himself out of the pile of candy to be sold for the music depart- ment. Making-up Barbie Anderson puts on last minute make-up before she goes out on stage for the Fash- ion Show. ja te Wanda Yeatman gets up out to dash off to the other end of Heave-Ho! Displaying their winning ability in the tug-of-war are the Juniors. The Juniors were the final winners of the whole competition. Getting into it! John Kish strips inside his sleeping bag at the Zip-Strip competition of the Mini—O- lympics. Drible, Drible . . . Dribling along at the Drible-L- thon to raise money for the baketball team are Tommy Stephens and Mark Wauford.

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CONCERTS BRINGS SPRING birds, and flowers comes the Spring and Jazz concerts. The concerts were seperat- ed this year because of the large number of students involved. The Jazz Concert, given on Sunday May 18th, included the Jazz band and Vocal ensemble. The Spring Concert on Monday night in- cluded all of the choirs, bands and the orchestra. The orchestra opened up the concert with their rendition of Merri- ment. The orchestra featured Sharon Wood who played solo on the violin. The orchestra was directed by Miss Laurie Collins. The combined Girls Ensemble and Mixed Choir did a version of “My Fair Lady”. Mr. L. Minnigh helped helped along the chorus by portraying Jimmy Duranty in A Fun Songathon. The audi- ence was up in a roaring laughter when he came out on stage decked in his hat and big nose (detachable of course). The Vocal Ensemble featured Dawn Barney and Tim Jones with a duet that “wowed” the audience. The band presented up and lively numbers such as the Muppet Movie Medley and the theme from Barnaby Jones. The whole spring concert was devoted “ to up and lively songs that brought the a © nad 4 audience into more of the spring mood. Doo Wa Duet Tim Jones and Dawn Barney sing out thier special duet at the Sping Concert. French addition Adding the French horn sound to the band number is Rob Culbertson. Helping hand Nancy Parker is too busy assisting the girls ensemble by playing the piano so Donny McCall helps turn the pages. CHESTERFIELD CoUNTy LIBR VIRGINIA on

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WHERE THERE’S A BILLTHERE’S How often have you heard someone say - well that’s a great idea, but where do we get the money? This was heard often by organizations at Meadowbrook and before the echos of that question had died away someone always yelled - have a fund raiser! It was the fund raisers that provided much of the most anticipated entertain- | 5 aa els ' S ment during the year. iio a. Early in the year the Dribblethon “en brought dollars to the basketball teams, followed closely by the mini-olympics which added more revenue to the faculty scholarship fund. The scholarship was enlarged to $1,200.00 by a raffle held in May. The Ist prize a stereo was won by Thelma Wyatt’s son and the second prize a 10 speed bike was won by senior Bren- da Barnes During the year one had a choice of other activities and edible and non-ed- ible goodie’s such as the Wednesday night Bingo games sponsored by the Athletic Association who also sponsored Azalea sales in the spring, a fashion show put on by Fashion Merchandising in May and bake sales by various groups. There were numerous dances, the Lift-a-thon, the Mess Meadowbrook show in late May, a concert by the Heights of Grass to give a boost to the Muse which had earlier sponsored a book fair. be If the fund raisers were brought to a ipa Grice Cardia uta oa screeching halt there would have been Rewspaper. little entertainment, and lots of empty stomachs around Meadowbrook. » Volu “athe g¥m@ with Ruth Joh brool ) the fundraiser e Clogging music The Heights of Grass plays the bar eat Ae at) P the faculty raffle stud theme song from the “Beverly Hillbillies’ at the k ’ el BF ual hack BO ez 4 te, of al winnerlia. .. At fundraiser for the Muse, which raised over $700.00. ner‘ really was. 2