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

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Mrs. Norris, Bob Driscoll, Marty Gochenour, and Mrs. Wimer discuss a page layout. and Challenges Yearbook Staff “Now, Nancy, this is what I mean,” explains Mrs. Norris while Rose Anne Richardson and Marty Gochenour listen closely. Mrs. Norris breaks up at the antics of the photographer as Jennie Peterson and Rusty Perry concentrate on ‘‘the food.” Organizations 67

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Enel cc 8 The thought of the first place trophy challenges Nancy Moore- “What a job!” muses Nancy Moorefield taking a rest from identifying pic- field, editor-in-chief, to execute a tedious job. tures. Continuing to work are Mabel Bailey, Carolyn Barnes, Walter Paxton, Harvey Margolis, Karen Holbrook, and Bob Driscoll. Progress Influences 1962 Theme Nineteen yearbook staff members, who agree to in- clude a staff period on their schedules, worked daily to produce the current edition of the yearbook. The high standards set by the first staff served as a chal- lenge to this year’s staff to maintain accuracy and quality. (The first-edition received first class ratings in national, regional, and state press associations.) Many students learned all the technical skills in- volved. In this was a cooperative spirit developed be- CHANCELLOR STAFF—Front Row: Mabel Bailey; Harvey Margolis, Copy Editor; Karen Holbrook, Indexing Editor; Walter Paxton; Rusty Perry, Layout Editor; Billy Bryce, Photography Editor. Second i j i i Organizations : [ 2 cause everyone was willing to help everyone else. Iden- tifying pictures, creating layouts, and headlines, crop- ping pictures, counting characters, copy blocks and snap- ping pictures soon became routine. Nancy Moorefield, the editor-in-chief, led the staff efficiently. The aim of the staff has been to present accurately the events of the 1961-1962 session so that this second edition will stand the test of time. Row: Johnny Hendricks, Carolyn Barnes, Jennie Peterson, Rose Anne Richardson, Margaret Bridges. Third Row: Marsha Moo refield, Julian Sanderson, Richard Madden, Matt Reynolds. : e4 i

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REPORTERS AND COLUMNISTS—Front Row: Skippy Irby, Chery’ Slagle, Cheryl Thomas. Back Row; Steve Reams, Dennis Roberts, Gary, Marie Prindes, Ardemis Bandazian, Betty Williams, Mayling Jody Lux, Suzanne Freeman, Velma McCuiston, Anne Neveux, Simpson, Beverley Macfarlane. Second Row: Clarke Crosby, Craig Suzanne Fridley, John Adams. Hopson, Jo Ann Dayne, Marcia Hadder, Beverley Goodes, Carolyn Columnists and Reporters Publish News The WYTHE LEDGER literary and business staffs worked together all year making our school newspaper an outstanding one. The newspaper is published each month except during exams. These words, “Extra, extra, extra, read all about it,” rang through the halls, as the staff published an extra edition to honor Miss Teen-Age America. The edition was a success with the students and quite an achieve- ment for a high school publication, Representatives from the WYTHE LEDGER at- tended the newspaper clinic held at the University of Richmond and also the Southern Interscholastic Press Association Convention in Lexington. The new literary staff, in order to have practice for next year, published a ‘“‘cub” issue this spring. Eugene Rawlings and Jean Tucker prepare numerous WYTHE LEDGERS for exchange with other high schools in the State of Virginia. Jody Lux and Cathy Strause write some copy while Kathie Fife and Tina Pedersen try desperately to fix the type- writer in order to type copy. 68 Organizations