George Wythe High School - Chancellor Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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First Row: Unknown, Ann Martin, Nancy Berkley, Polly Ewing, Edna Adams, Pat Clark, Patsy Crenshaw, Nancy Moore, Mary Anne Sander- Lowry, Marion Pierce, Barbara Dunn, Barbara Kierson, Brenda Nun- son, Cheryl Miller. Fourth Row: Connie Melton, Ernestine Wingo, naly, Diana Beasley. Second Row: Shirley Moore, Velma McCuston, Barbara Brock, Frances Jones, Wilma Delesk, Judy Youngblood, Florence Pronobis, Geraldine Pollard, Pat McSwine, Diane Cox, Betty Judy Johnson, Pat Ragland, Carolyn King. Kierson, Jessie Bess, Laura Bowers. Third Row: Dale Ballard, Connie ‘Serving, Education, Program” Nancye Roberson, president, makes opening re- marks at F.B.L.A. banquet. V.O.T. students, under Miss Sykes’ instruction, operate office machines. 109

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108 Bed scsi ERE F.B.L.A.—First Row: Pat Childress, Diane Hayes, Dianne Lee, Carolyn Adams, Linda Adams, Elizabeth Meadows, Charlene Moss, Margaret Connor, Arlene Pulley. Second Row: Betty Green, Linda Roan, Jean Beverley, Cheryl Gary, Carolyn Slagle, Dixie Jones, Peggy Lett, Frances Shelton, Sandra Fowler, Dianne Gary. Third Row: Sandra Henderson, Susan Onyschuk, Shonita McGlone, Mary Walker, Betty Hughes, Gar- nette Walden, Nancye Roberson, Faye Kite, Patsy Tiller. Fourth Row: Evelyn Brown, Valeria O’Con, Barbara Adkins, Betty Hall, Binky Bottoms, Dot Brewer, Norma Totty, Janet Gormus, Linda Lewis, Doris Crenshaw. F.B.L.A. Members Fulfill Motto — Future Business Leaders of America is an organiza- tion made up of students taking one or more business subjects. The members learn much about business, and about proper conduct in the business world. Annually, the chapters from this region meet at Longwood College and compete in various contests. The winners go to Richmond and Washington, D. C. Through the efforts of the members, the FBLA is able to fulfill its motto, “Serving, Education, Pro- gram.” Vocational Office Training is a coordinated work experience program offered students enrolled in the Business Department who are interested in learning how to operate many office machines. V.O.T. offers specialized pre-employment training. It gives the senior student an opportunity to “try out” in a real job situation and saves time in discovering one’s real interest and ability. F.B.L.A. and V.O.T. officers pose with their sponsors for yearbook photographer.

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110 Library Staff Serves Voluntarily aaanedas FALL MEMBERS: Sandra Henderson, Pat Clarke, Pat Fenner, Pat Colvin. LIBRARY STAFF—First Row: Miss Susan Glenn, librarian; Shirley Timberlake, Connie Edwards, Shirley Gill, Janet Apperson, Judy Mar- mion, Maria Dial, Theresa Albright, Mickie Anderson, Miss Mary Sue Copenhaven, librarian. Second Row: Mary Anne Thompson, Mickey Murray, Dianne Gary, Linda Good, Linda Fyne, Chery] Miller, Velma The Library Staff is made up of students who are interested in library work. The voluntary student members serve before, during, and after school. Their jobs range from shelving books to assisting behind the desk. The main responsibility of the staff is to help the librarians in maintaining the facilities of the library. McCuiston, Evelyn Fontaine, Charlotte Cliborne, Susan Marsh, Jackie Henderson, Peggy Thompson. Third Row: Marjorie Hart, Gwen Wil- cox, Faye Call, Jean Blackstock, Jennie Peterson, Tina Pederson, Mary Wilson, Pat Benson. Fourth Row: Steve Tucker, Robert Driscoll, Burnard Clary, Linda Walters, Judy Colvin, Gay Frayser.