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

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Mrs. Mary W. Edwards, Counselor Richard D. Ernsberger, Counselor Lucille Gillespie, Counselor Page Shea, Counselor Emily E. Simpson, Counselor Mrs. Doris L. Moore, Coordinator Earl R. Savage, Coordinator Mrs. Mae M. Begley, IBM Secretary Mrs. Floy L. Bottoms, Secretary Mrs. King and Mrs. Ellwanger records. check Guidance Services Are Diversified The Guidance Department offers a series of serv- ices to the student which have as their objectives the fullest possible realization by each student of his varied talents and potentialities. Some of these services include counseling on mat- ters of better self-understanding and adjustment, voca- tional and educational planning, orientation assistance both for new students and those leaving, organization and interpretation of the testing program. Miss Shea, Mrs. King, and Peggy Lett take time off to relax from strenuous daily routine. Mrs. Bottoms and Miss Shea work in the Counselors’ Office.

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10 OR a eed Administrative secretaries, Mrs. Sarah D. Brooks and Mrs. Helen Turner Crosby, perform assigned duties. Secretaries Assist in Office Work Secretaries and office aids are busy at work. Office aid, Becky Stewart, receives assignment from Mr. Setien.

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Mrs. Elizabeth M. Mrs. Henrietta S. Bowers, M.S.Ed. Ellwanger, M.A. 4 as a 3 e Virginia L. Gay, Mrs. Joyce S. wa j Be Gibson, B.A. Susan Marsh, Jeanne Hubbard, Billy Blackwell, Jo Ann Cropper, and John McDaniel use machine in English office. Reading, Writing, Speaking Develop Through reading, writing, speaking, and listening, the English department seeks to teach students to ex- press themselves in oral and written composition and to think individually. Recognition of ability in speak- ing came when contestants in the district forensics won “distinguished” rating for THE DEATH OF THE HIRED MAN, Deanna Tow’s prose reading, and Win- nie Woodson’s poetry reading. Ability in writing was evidenced when the creative writing booklet won a superior’ rating. In this department students are grouped on three levels according to ability, remedial reading is offered lower classmen, several junior class teachers pioneered in team teaching, and the three publications are pro- Lawrence Boyce, Judy Pollard, Deanna Tow, Winnie Woodson, and duced Norman Cox leave for District € Forensic Meet. Mrs. Frances Wimer, head of English department, supervises Joe Sorrow and Nancy McCutcheon while taking NCTE Achievement Tests. ERE OE Ate Gertrude B. Mrs. Betty W. Joseph Lowenthal, Mrs. Ruby Lee Johnson, B.A. Kesler, M.A. B.F.A. Norris, B.S. Mrs. Hunter H. Carolyn Lee William J. Mrs. Ann N. Price, B.A. Rakes, B.A. Sheridan, B.A. Westlow, B.A.