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

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William Blackwell Jamison Holdren Frances Shelton James Enroughty President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer ALICE CAROLYN ADAMS—Girls’ Athletic Association, Vice-President, President; Latin Club; Future Medics Club; Future Teachers of America; Future Business Leaders of America, Historian, Vice-President; Homeroom President, Vice-President; Choir; The Statesman; Quill and Scroll; Na- | tional Honor Society; Student Cooperative Association, Repre- sentative Senior Class; NOMA Proficiency Certificate and Seal; National Merit Scholarship, Commendation; GW Repre- sentative to National Conference of Christians and Jews; Junior-Senior Prom Committee, Chairman; House Committee | Senior Class Play, Chairman; Character Commission; American | Legion Medal; American Legion Oratorical Award. JOHN GORDON ADAMS—Key Club, Board of Directors; Parent-Teacher-Student Association; Wythe Ledger, Assis- - tant Sports Editor, Photographer; Senior Class Play; Foot- Alice Carolyn Adams John Gordon Adams ball, Statistician; Basketball, Statistician. | | | | LINDA VIRGINIA ADAMS—Girls’ Athletic Association; Future Business Leaders of America; Y-Teens; Junior Red Cross Representative. BARBARA GAYLE ADKINS—Future Business Leaders of America. a a HENRY EDWARD ALBRIGHT—College Preparatory Linda Virginia Adams Barbara Gayle Adkins Course. Henry Edward Albright Theresa Jean Albright THERESA JEAN ALBRIGHT—House of Representatives: Library Staff; Wythe Ledger, Managing Editor; Future Teach- ers of America, Historian, President; Quill and Scroll, Presi- dent; Debating Team; National Honor Society; Senior Class Play, Chairman Props Committee. Seniors 165

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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.

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Dianne Armistead Almond Ann Louise Anderson Beverly Martin Anderson Newky West displays the form which brought Jacquelyn Lee Anderson Newky West Becomes G. W.’s First p40 Jean Marie Anderson Jerry Emmanuel Anderson Lydia Fitzgerald Anderson Raymond Curtis Anderson Charles George Anthony, Jr. Janet Carol Apperson 166 Seniors DIANNE ARMISTEAD ALMOND—Future Teachers of America; Junior Red Cross Representative; Concert Choir; Junior-Senior Prom Committee; Girls’ Choir; The Chancellor, Business Staff. ANN LOUISE ANDERSON—Distributive Education Club, Historian; Christian Youth League. BEVERLY MARTIN ANDERSON-—Junior Varsity Foot- ball; Track; Homeroom Treasurer, Vice-President. JACQUELYN LEE ANDERSON—Future Medics Club; Homeroom Secretary; Don Juan Club. JEAN-MARIE ANDERSON—Y-Teens; Library Staff; Junior Red Cross Representative; Quill and Scroll; Future Teachers of America; The Statesman, Associate Poetry Editor, Business Staff, Non-Fiction Editor; Future Business Leaders of Ameri- ca; Junior-Senior Prom Committee. JERRY EMMANUEL ANDERSON—Junior Red Cross Rep- resentative. LYDIA FITZGERALD ANDERSON—Girls’ Athletic Asso- ciation; Girls’ Basketball, Manager; The Record, Business Manager; Homeroom Vice-President; Parent-Teacher-Student Association; Junior Red Cross Representative; Junior Varsity Cheerleader; School Spirit Commission. RAYMOND CURTIS ANDERSON—Publications Represen- tative. CHARLES GEORGE ANTHONY, Jr.—Junior Varsity Foot- ball, Baseball; Homeroom President; Student Cooperative As- sociation Representative; George Wythe Choir, Historian. JANET CAROL APPERSON—Booster Club; Homeroom President; Y-Teens; Varsity Field Hockey; Junior Varsity Basketball; Gym Assistant; Varsity Softball, Manager; Pub- lications Representative.