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

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Front Row; Jane Schiele, Linda Schneider, Suzanne Chase, Tina Bell Amy Bell, Charmaine Bechtler, Janet Gordon, Anne Larson, Beck Cox, Karen Hudson, Bonnie Schwartz. Second Row: Teresa Lawrence Karen Budowitz, Diana Barkley, Cathy Whitlock, Linda Hawkins, Barbara Brown, Emilee Bray, Mary Jones, Anna Pettis, Sue Leviner, e 3 ; a ete s cnceetiiaieaaete 76 Organizations | Members of the winning bowling team, J. Schiele, E. Scearce, G. Covey, D. Woodlee, P. Ewing, pose for photographer on their way to the alley. Concentration is the keynote, as Diane Ritchie, winner of the foul shooting contest, practices her shots. Margaret Hendricks, Maryetta Payne, Carol Williams. Third Row: Harriet Ransome, Louella Crews, Carol Johnson, Pamela Chiott, Susan Jones, Dianne Woodlee, Phyllis Willard, Judy Spain, Diane Ritchie, June Islip, Nora Long, Glenice Johnson, Jayne Brown.

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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

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Front Row: Beverly Macfarlane, Evelyn Fontaine, Gayle Covey, his- torian; Lynne Robertson, Diane Hayes, vice president; Carolyn Adams, president; Cheryl Gary, secretary; Margaret Bridges, treasurer; Jody Lux, Cheryl Cockerham, Brucie Flournoy. Second Row: Katherine Binford, Linda Hughes, Jean Manhart, Margaret Royster, Marie Prindes, Sandy Currin, Brenda Gilliland, Jane Ownby, Ardemis Bandazian, Sylvia Garrison. Third Row: Polly Ewing, Cathy Corwin, Frances Holmes, Betty Smith, Jean Mann, Donna Newell, Suzanne Freeman, Sis McKendrick, Nancy Vail, Martha Wagner, Linda Good, Geline Covey. Fourth Row: Judy Waters, Margaret Tirs, Betty Lee Williams, Janet Worsham, Ann Ashworth, Jean Hendricks, Anne Adams, Mary Jo Tatum, Pam Spigle, Sonya Traylor, Linda Lewis, Rose Budowitz. GAA Merges with JV and Varsity Teams Bowling, a poster party to promote school spirit, a student-faculty game, a foul shooting contest, and sup- porting girls’ sports have kept the members of the Girls’ Athletic Association active from September to June. Having merged with the junior varsity, varsity athletic teams and cheerleaders, GAA membership has undertaken more projects. - More than forty girls participated in GAA bowling. Members of the victorious team were awarded bowl- ing charms. The most important project was the talent show, the theme of which was “Luau at Club Hawai.” Students performing in Hawaiian festivities and dances lent an air of authenticity. The GAA, though still young, has added greatly to the interest in girls’ sports. During an act in the Talent Show, Tommy Leviner gestures while singing “My Baby and Me’ and Jane Ellis endures his antics. Organizations