Meadowbrook High School - Sceptre Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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Ph ey Clang Either the spirit or the noise seems to have gotten to Janet Mercer as Bruce Gardener bangs away on a pan at the Homecoming Pep Rally. Wrapped up The mystery person waits patiently for the “pie in the face’ ceremony at the Homecom- ing Pep Rally ea ; i ine Friends! Billy Briel hangs on to Sandy Morton and his icecream cone. Go for it! Hey Jerry; winning the Banana Eat doesn’t necessarily mean a guaranteed future.

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QUICK! GET THE CAMERA! Contents Opening 7 An 2 Special Everts... Yee... 8 Clubs Organizations ....... 34 Sports” ............ AM! 70 Academics ..... | .., 116 Faces... Ff: ..... 180 Community Index ....... 218 Closing ag 4. ..... 206 Click! The eye of the camera captures another memory, freezing it in a split second of time, saving it from the pre- sent’s headlong rush into the past. As the last seconds of the 70’s ticked into the 80's, the Sceptre’s camera’s pulled these memory laden seconds and pre- served them in silver and celluloid to present to you now. We are conditioned to expect changes — a new decade must bring great change. But the captured seconds of the late 70's, early 80’s revealed familiar scenes — teams sharpened their edge, , acquaintances neglected over the sum- mer were renewed at the banana eat, homecoming came and went, and the yearly cycle began again — the same, but yet, not quite the same. Come on down! It’s not lets make a deal, but Kim Hunter finds the action just as fast on the con- vincer, a machine used at the beginning of the year in drivers education. Oh, Yeah. The yearbook signing party in early Sep- tember brought friends together and silly expres- sions out as shown by Dawn Barney with Alison Huddle, Ann Dickerson and Dan Fairholm. ooPS! Kim Hawthorne encounters a moment of awkwardness seemingly complicated by Cathy Id- dings as Kelly Dean looks on. All three were in- volved in pre-season hockey practice on the “front lawn playing field.”

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Pie ‘R round. Monarch, Wendy Rogers seems to be ready to hit herself in the face with the “Spirit Pie” at the homecoming pep rally. Mr. Buchanan found that this was not the case. Trick or Treat. Deron Mason suggests a trick when he doesn’t like the treat one of his Government guest speakers has to offer. What's up? Both Jim Hall’s spirits and arm are up while he relaxes in the smoking area on Halloween. Getting their heads together. A group of Thespians take on the task of masquerading as Disney charac- ters at Chesterfield Mall during Thanksgiving break. They raised money for their club treasury.