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

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dé Pw Steven H. Reams, Battalion Commander a Staff Launches New Expanding Program The fact that he is part of a team is instilled in the recruit from his first contact with the George Wythe Cadet Corps. The desire to work for the betterment of his squad’s platoon, or company as well as the entire battalion and school becomes automatic as his en- thusiasm mounts. He soon learns that hard work 1s a prerequisite for good times as he experiences both. He quickly realizes that the oil of co-operation 1s a must to keep the corps working smoothly. As he attends classes about everything from military courtesy to weap- ons, he becomes aware that there is more to being a cadet than shining his shoes. Much has been written concerning the mission of the corps, but none so adequately states its purpose as this brief quote from the familiar corps loyalty march: “Our banners stand for courage, for truth and honesty.” James R. Byork, Nelson W. Daniel, Gaius W. Diggs, Richard H. Woodlee, and Wayne S. Butler make Shirley Anne Timberlake, up the Battalion Staff. 90 Organizations Staff Sponsor

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Theresa Albright Presi resident Carolyn Adams Jean Marie Anderson Carolyn Anthony Harvey Margolis Vice President Kathie Fife Sec.-Treasurer Mabel Bailey Diane Cox Nancy Brown Geline Covey Billy Bryce Bob Driscoll Jimmy Enroughty Jean Gandy Martha Gochenour Beverley Goodes Susan Goodes John Hendricks Jay Holdren Margaret Holdren Jack Kibler Chuck Macfarlane Nancy McCutcheon Joyce S. Gibson Sponsor Mrs. Gibson chats with Jimmy Enroughty, Jean Gandy, Chuck Macfarlane, and Theresa Albright at the Publications Banquet. Publication Staffs Enjoy Banquet in Richmond Room Judy Marmion Cynthia Montgomery Richard Moody Food is not only the way to a man’s heart; it’s also a way to get the three literary staffs together. The Quill and Scroll Society honored members of the publication Nance Mooreteld staffs on April 13 by giving a banquet in the Richmond Walter Paxton Room. Food was not the only topic. Members of the AB EECeL On present staffs were acknowledged, and sponsors were given a symbol of appreciation. With verve, Toast- master Harvey Margolis recognized guests. The eve- ning was highlighted by the announcement of the 1962- a ae 63 staffs and their editors. Eugene Rawlings In the fall, Quill and Scroll honored Mr. Walter Beverly at a luncheon in the cafeteria by presenting him a copy of the first edition of the Chancellor. It was he who suggested its name. Mr. Beverly, a retired John pee tes Marshall teacher, is the local authority on the great Teteuce Virginian, George Wythe. Suzanne Webb Winnie Woodson Mel Wright Ruby L. Norris Sponsor Organizations 89

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LPR Ales AO ee Front and Center: Phil J. Bottoms. First Row: Lucian S. Bledsoe, William B. Bowman, Leonard E. Shields, Robert J. O'Dell. Second James G. Hunt, James W. Morris, Robert A. Andersen, James K. Row: David L. Avery, Gene L. Rudd, Frank M. Cozart, Danny L. Lennick, Forest E. Oglesby, Jr., William M. Naff, William T. Hud- Schrader, Herbert E. Bledsoe, Jack Reasor, Jr., William T. Davidson, son, Graham Y. Moore, III, Ronnie W. Carter, Donald L. Ayres, George S. Goodman, Jr., Henry D. Cook, Lawrence E. Grunewald. Company A Displays True Corps Spirit Philip J. Bottoms, Company A Commander Shirley Faye Rhodes, David L. Avery, George S. Goodman, Jr., and Donald L. Ayres, ranking Company A Sponsor sword cadets Organizations 91