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

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74 Front Row: Miss Bobbitt, sponsor; Jackie Davis, secretary; Susan Onyschuk, historian; Carolyn Adams, vice president; Frankie Shelton, president; Diane Hayes, treasurer; Peggy Lett, reporter; Betty Greene, parliamentarian; Miss Clark, sponsor. Second Row: Betty Crews, Shirley Rhoades, Mary Hutchison, Robin Morton, Lucky Godsey, Sandra Martin, Carolyn Slagle, Linda Roan, Nancy Fowler. Back Row: Sharyn Cates, Judy Ashworth, Barbara Adkins, Joan Farrell, Marty Woods, Judy Hudson, Alice Hudson. Ambitious FBLA Members Win Dennis Roberts congratulates L. Roan, J. Davis, F. Shelton, N. Brown, V. McCuiston, and D. Hayes as they admire their state awards. Organizations we ome ptt “Sa owe mero es Semt wos ia Diane Hayes proudly accepts a check from Mr. Arnold for her trip to the national convention.

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The ae, eRe ae “ , 3 LIBRARY STAFF—Front Row: Miss Glen, Linda Walters, Ruth Wat- Henderson. Third Row: Frances Raymond, Sonya Traylor, Judy son, Evelyn Bradshaw, Peggy Thompson, Miss Copenhaver. Second Ashworth, Margie Hart, Carolyn Fulghum, Shirley Gill. Back Row: Row: Ernie Wingo, Nancy Higgins, Faye Call, Mickie Anderson, Rod Turner, Stephen Tucker, Chipper Williamson, James Tucker, Mary Anne Thompson, Theresa Albright, Charlotte Cliborne, Jackie Milton Chamberlain, Frankie Britt, Danny Hart. Adventures in Edueation Offer Staff Experience 398.2, 942.06, 811.32, and 973: 91 are familiar call numbers heard at the card catalogue, across the check- out desk, and in various sections of our modern, spacious, well-planned library. This is the library “‘as big as a gymnasium” that Charles Keller, executive sec- retary of John Hay Fellows Program, called “an adven- ture in education.” About thirty volunteers interested in library service give their time to assume many responsibilities and to assist students to find reading material in the library. The librarians hope to familiarize students wth li- brary resources, facilities, procedures, and techniques; to improve reading skills; to establish habits and in- terests for leisure time; ‘to broaden cultural back- grounds; and to increase appreciation of literature. Working hard are Miss Copenhaver (above), Jackie Henderson and Rod ' Turner, Miss Glen (below), Carolyn Fulghum, and Judy Colvin. ‘ ie Organizations [———— = . ‘a4 ; Ge g =, 2 wh rs ; MS 3

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Front Row: Betty Williams, Ann Odell, Jean Manhart, Shirley Moore, Ann Martin, Laura Mae Bowers, Margaret Royster, Barbara Munson. Second Row: Mickey Anderson, Barbara Brock, Sally Spence, Lois Wright, Velma McCuiston, Linda Lewis, Gail Smotherman, National, State, Lady Luck shed her blessings on the FBLA with the capturing of numerous titles. Velma McCuiston te- ceived the title of statewide Miss FBLA. This entitled her to compete in the national contest. Attending the contest with Velma were Linda Roan, recipient of the best speech award, and Jackie Davis, winner of the spelling contest. Future Business Leaders of America also won first place in the statewide contest for the most original project. This was “FBLA Week” which designated each day to a phase of business. Frances Shelton received the Dowell J. Howard award and a trip to the Leadership Conference. These are some of the many honors bestowed upon the members of the George Wythe FBLA. “Grab that poster!’ yells Wayne Nunnally to Jimmy Byork as they help the FBLA. Joan Sandridge, Marian Waldrop. Back Row: Betty Smith, Dorothy Brewer, Charlene Long, Evelyn Brown, Gail Mahone, Wray Berrier, Betty Lee Williams, Nancy Brown. and Loeal Honors FBLA officers, Peggy Lett, Frankie Shelton, Carolyn Adams, and Jackie Davis gather to talk over plans for “FBLA Week.” Organizations 75