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

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Valery Edward Tucker Nancy Helen Vail Martha Lynne Wagner Marsha Gaye Walton Marvin Donnell Waters Susanne Ruffin Webb William Edward Wilds John Randolph Wilkinson Betty Lee Williams Jean Ann Williams William McClintic Wilmouth Rupert Rieves Winfree Maureen Withers William Leslie Womble Richard Henry Woodlee Richard Curtis Woodson Wayne Franklin Wrenn Floyd Gaston Wright Melville Garland Wright, III Carolyn Rose Wyborney Randolph Hubert Yeary Shirley May Young William Carter Younger Classes 163

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Carol Ann Shiflett Barbara Shumaker Barbara Ann Simpson Katherine Ann Smith Majorie Allan Smith Nancy Gail Smith Robert Henning Snellings Charlotte JoAnne Sprouse Albert Walton Stalnaker, III Carolyn Lea Stanley Barbara Stansbury Jeannette Marie Stone Ronald Wayne Stoss Nancy Hope Stout Rose Mary Street Thirteen Scholarl uniors Are Mary Elizabeth Tepper William Thompson, III Constance Estelle Thorpe Shirley Anne Timberlake Blanche Rose Toombs James Meredith Traylor Cecile Ann Trimmer Lofs Jean Tucker 162 Classes

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164 Seniors In a fall Senior class meeting, Mr. Fary discusses plans for graduation at Dogwood Dell while officers and seniors listen. Blackwell, Shelton, Fife, Class historians, Carolyn Adams (left) and Kathy Fife (right), work on the scrapbook with the senior sponsor, Mrs. Allene Rice. Holdren, Adams Enroughty, Lead Seniors The Senior Class of 1962, led by Billy Blackwell, embarked upon its year of prominence on September 5, 1961. Mrs. Allene Rice, a kind and helpful sponsor, stood ready and willing to guide the class through all its activities. The fall of 1961 brought the excitement of a successful football season and the activitiy of a growing S.C.A. Seniors introduced another “first” at Wythe—the class play, “Arsenic and Old Lace.” In the second semester, Seniors, playing in “Cold Harbor, 1864,” received distinguished rating in the State One Act Play Festival and participated in the Cen- tral District Forensics. Other spring events included initiations in the honor societies and attendance at the Junior-Senior Prom. As this memorable year drew to a close, Seniors received the rare privilege of preparing a Senior Class Assembly, of enjoying the delightful pic- nic, of purchasing class pictures, and, finally, of prac- ticing in cap and gown for baccalaureate and gradua- tion ceremonies.