Meadowbrook High School - Sceptre Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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Let's face it. The new kid on the block during a pep rally just might not fit in if we judge by the expres- sion of Dan Fairholm’s face. Like it or hunch it. The Halloween spirit gets the best of Page Neal as she contemplates swinging from a bell rope during break. OUR FACES Most of the time we have to be content with having the camera catch just our everyday faces smiling above our every day clothes but occasionally we are given options. Halloween pops up presenting a perfect excuse for us to put on fantasy faces and fantastic clothes to look and be unusal for a day. There are times when straight faces become targets for cream pies. Mascot costumes need to be taken out of storage and put on. The day-to-day must give way to the simply ridiculous. Our fanta- sy selves must be taken out of their clos- ets and aired in the real world; must be made to say hello to our real world selves and remind them to smile and laugh and dream. Through our fantasies we reach out to others and get in touch with our- selves. Remember when we were crazy? Wasn't it fun? Wasn’t it fantastic?

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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.

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Fight back. A sign that people in Richmond are very aware of the continuing bad situation in Iran. Shocked! Surrounded by all the clothes a person could want, Jeanne Lohner registers dismay at how much they cost. They know! The students in Fashion Merchandis- ing, with their knowledge of clothing are well aware of the high cost of clothes. Pump, be kind! The expression on Tricia Ham- mond’s face as she fills her tank shows what is probably happening to the figures behind her.