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

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At a District C English meeting, Mrs. Wimer dis- cusses the long and short of it with Mr. Gibson. Despite QRM, Mr. Savage approves as Charles Broad- well, president of Station W4TAP, expertly tunes. As Advisors, Sponsors, Coaches, Teachers Serve Activity is the keynote word which describes the life of a George Wythe teacher. Foremost in his or her life there are, of course, teaching activities. Then there are professional activities, extra-curricular activities and personal activities. Because this is the second year of our new school, much time is spent in conferences as our teachers plan and build the structure of all courses taught. Professionally, our teachers carry a large share of the load required so that teaching in Richmond is a proud and respected profession. Almost every member of the teaching staff sponsors or works with the extra-curricular program—the stu- dent clubs and organizations. On the other hand teach- ers with families are busy with their childrens’ school activities. Others get married and all add their personal touch to the 1961-1962 George Wythe scene. Perplexed Coach Rhea Saltz almost loses his hat, but is rescued by valiant Coach John Waters. Meanwhile, Coach Dick Ernsberger pretends to ignore the situation.

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- Our Diane Lynn Cox Is Crowned the First » Miss Teenage America in Dallas, Texas Photo by Ba y, courtesy. » Activities

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oro Oe Pes eae SILENCE PLEASE! Mesdames Mitchell and Ellwanger hinder Wayne Wrenn’s erudition. How would you like to be teacher for a day? Mrs. Moore impersonates a student, while a superior advanced algebra pupil instructs the class. i tas Be ee 2 a i LGW res Sas 72 T Watching critically Director Lowen- thal analyzes scene in Senior play. Activities 6|