Meadowbrook High School - Sceptre Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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Reach for the stars. Billy Rozzell jumps up to make the shot. 4 Opening Sittin’ here restin’ my bones ...’’ Meadow- brook students take a break in the new Com- mons Area. Poppin’ Fresh Dough! Band members accom- pany the Pillsbury Dough Boy along a parade route. Body heat helps Desiree Davis ' and Scott Beasiey | cope witha lack of heat in the library. Sweet dreams. Derek Plock sleeps during his favorite (?) class.

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ur Minds Big Dreams. Mr. Beckner dreams of the bathing beauties in his new calender. In your Sunday clothes ... Audrey Woodcock and Tracy Crumpler display their colorful costumes. “Don’t rock the boatl’’ Peer Facilitators learn group cooperation during an outing. In Cognito. An unknown staff member tries to get away with alittle bootlegging during Hallow- een. Out Of Ooops! Wrong size. Ass’t. Principal Mr. Minetree Which way is up? Several students defy gravity holds up his baby’s gift given during a baby with the help of their skateboards. shower. Bond, James Bond ... Mean Gene Smith pe- ruses the record collection wary of the lurking AV specialist.

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.. Out Of Our Minds (Cont. ) dream of the beach, every football manuever. Every moment of the day is a monumental decision in the mind’s eye: should | brave the Delibar today or try to escape to MacDonald's? Do | have any more valid excuses for all the homework | don’t have? Will anyone notice that I’m wearing the same jeans I've worn every day for the last two months? How can | keep myself out of a coma today in calculus? But with all its creative capacity, it can become quite difficult to manage the mind. Burdened with an infinite number of tasks, the mind begins to look for release. Anybody that has ever attended a pep rally or a Mini-Olympics event has already witnessed a beautiful example of minds out of control, seeking that vent fro m all the day’s frustra- tions; people throwing toilet paper, shoes, other people. People stuffing their faces into pies and cramming bananas down their throats. Anybody who has ever witnessed a sports event has also witnessed great releasal of the mind’s tensions. The grey matter’s load is transferred to physical exertion — clashing football helmets, hockey sticks slicing the air, the sprint behind a basketball or a soccer ball toward the goal. «wild thing!” Getting ready for his And surely, every student has had the occasion to see a teacher go out of his or her ” — Senior portraits, Marc Stonestreet is mind, letting some strain o ut of the ol’ cerebrum: flipping the wig trying to interpret an caught by the camera. absentee sheet, tripping out in the middle of L’Hopital’s Rule, futiley trying to teach a class of dozing students, threatening to kill locquacious young socialites. . con’t on page 214 Demons are Amuck! Two Hening students whose faces were painted by the Drama classes display their artwork. Ride of the Valkyries? Mrs. Kronberg gives a Nordic greeting to all those buying lunches. Opening 5