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

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Culminate First School Year Betty Davis and Bennie Dyer await their turn to sign petitions for the WLEE Most Popular School Contest. Deanna Tow and Spencer Murray enact a scene from the “Death of the Hired Man” presented at the One-Act Play Festival. Linda Walters, Jean Hebert, and an unknown assistant work on scenery for the Junior-Senior. Franklin Dye, typing expert, demonstrates typing techniques while Betty Hall, Mike Payne, and Beverly Anderson look on. 175

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rom, Contests, and Graduation Tommy Mustian and Mr. Fary lead the processional during the graduation services at Dogwood Dell. Billy Lyell, Sandra Nugent, and James Sherron in a 9x English class present a skit from The Odyssey. Lou Van Heuveln and Bill O’Brien marvel at painting exhibited at Art Show. Miss Copenhaver tells story to the children who attended the play school sponsored by the home economics department. Billy Bryce demonstrates his project at the Science Fair. Ane of Glass bre aka OF o} a | Marment of Impact dows second ayter impact QOMS second ayter impact ‘ 4 v Qovet sind 174

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Carolyn Adams discusses plans with fellow workers. Bill Smiley helps prepare the scenery for the ceiling. unior Class Presents Mrs. Rice directs the placing of tables and chairs. On May 13, at 8 p.m., the Junior Class presented the first Junior-Senior Prom in the George Wythe gymnasium. For three days, the gym was off-bounds to the rest of the school while the juniors, advised by Mrs. Arlene Rice and Mr. Randy Cheatham, prepared the scenery for the occasion. Saturday night, crossing a bridge covered with bamboo and pink blossoms, the guests began “A Night in Shangri-La.” Jimmy Enroughty, Karen Hedgepath, and Pat Ragland put finishing touches on the oriental scene. Mr. Cheatham discusses with some juniors the plans for the ceiling decorations. 176 + les