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

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Led by Mowbray and National Honor Society inducted new Senior members. As a result of expert planning by the Junior class, the seniors enjoyed a gala spring prom. Highlighting Senior Week was the long-awaited Senior Assembly and the festive Senior picnic. Then the day tor which everyone had been waiting ar- rived. Dark robed dignitaries mingled with solemn seniors at Dogwood Dell graduation exercises. Pete Mowbray confers with Mrs. Brewington, the class spon- Should | choose a ‘way out’ style? ' asks stymied Jane sor, to program the tentative activities for the Senior Class. Ownby as she and Martha Wagner select calling cards. Treasurer Historians Ivan Perkinson | Jeanie Ross and Nancy Fowler 12]

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Spirited Seniors September 6, 1962, was the beginning of the end for 215 seniors. With renewed vigor they en- tered their last wonderful year of the ever-changing high school scene. Directed by Mrs. Frances Kitch- in, a cast of seventeen seniors laughed their way through countless rehearsals of the smash hit fall play, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay.'' With the arrival of spring, the upperclassmen were busy as ever. Midst cries of happiness, Quill and Scroll Homeroom Presidents N : Cary Gill Sanford Jones Mike Lipscomb Baxter f Brenda Carolyn Martha Perkinson President Richardson Stanley Wagner Richard Pete Mowbray Woodlee Vice-President Secretary Cathy Burton Jane Ownby 120 Classes

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Fall Play Holds Large Audiences Spellbound EMMETT RANDOLPH ALLEN—Fall Play, '62. STEPHEN EDWARDS ALLEN ALICE FAYE ANDERSON—Vocational Office Training, ‘63. DONALD WAYNE ANDERSON—Cadet Band, '61, '62, '63; Stu- dent Cooperative Association Representative, ‘63. = JEFFIE MARION ANDERSON Emmett Randolph Allen Stephen Edwards Allen CAROLYN ELLEN ANTHONY—Piqua Central High School, Piqua, Ohio, '61; THE STATESMAN, Short Story Editor, '63; Future Teach- ers of America, '62, '63; Quill and Scroll, '62; Senior Class Guidance Executive Committee, '63; Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer, '63; Choir, '63; Chemistry Club, '62. JUDITH ANNE ASHWORTH—Library Staff, '62; Future Business Leaders of America, '62, '63; Future Teachers of America, ‘61, ‘62; Vocational Office Training, '63. ARDEMIS CHAKMAKJIAN BANDAZIAN—Girls' Athletic Associa- ee ee Rees RV, nee tion, ‘61; WYTHE LEDGER, Captain Major, Assistant Advertising ie eae Sse ie? aged ia ae Manager, ‘61, ‘62, '63; Junior Red Cross Representative, '62; Fall — | Play, ‘62. CAROLYN CHRISTINE BARNES—Junior Red Cross Representative, ‘61; Girls’ Athletic Association, '61; Hockey Team, '60; Homeroom Treasurer, ‘61; Future Teachers of America, .62, '63; THE CHAN- CELLOR, Circulation Manager, '62; Student Aid, Home Economiés Department, ‘62. PATRICIA ANN BENSON—Library Staff, '61; Concert Choir, ‘62. ALICE ELIZABETH BIBBS—Publications Representative, ‘61. Jeffie Marion Anderson Carolyn Ellen Anthony Judith Ann Ashworth Ardemis Chakmakjian Carolyn Christine Barnes Patricia Ann Benson Alice Elizabeth Bibbs Bandazian 122 Classes