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

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William Earnest Thompson Nancy Loraine Tiller Margaret Tirs Maynard Gene Totty Sonya Faye Traylor ie Hee ips cee wa nt - : Carolyn Tuck Stephen Gwynn Tucker Judy H. Umberger Raymond Micheal Viar John Stanley Virkler Barbara Jean Wakefield Patsy Ann Walace Gene Ellen Ward Judith Ann Waters Udicious Juniors Ruth Ann Watson Diana C. Watts Virginia Ann Weeks Carol Diane Wells Susan Ann Whitlock Patricia Boyd Whitlow Gwendolyn Annis Wilcox Morgan Orril Wilkinson Norman Wayne Williams Justine Hughes Wilkins Betty Lee Williams Peggy Ann Wooster Janet Marie Worsham Betty Jean Young Susan Marie Zabrosky

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Judy Gay Royall Margaret Ann Royster Sandra Gray Rutledge Danny Lee Schrader Courtney Alice Sands Marcia Lee Schuster Ann C. Scott Richard Gregory Seal Katherine Elizabeth Seay Elaine Southall Seward Elizabeth Anne Shelton Myra Simmons Mayling Elizabeth Simpson Mary Elizabeth Sinclair ith College Boards Approaching Katherine Ann Smiley Alice Florence Smith Pamela Lynn Smith Thomas Linwood Spain Pamela Ann Spigle George Warner Squires Sandra Lee Stokes Catherine Lee Strause Vernon Wayne Talley Mary Josephine Tatum William Jerry Teachey Irvin Boyd Temple Carolyn Jean Thomas Cheryl Fate Thomas Mary Anne Thompson

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i Bonnie Schwartz, Jayne Brown, and Gayle Covey work vigorously to bring a car to a dazzling shine at the Sophomore Car Wash. Sophs Eagerly Participate In Varied School Activities As Christmas time approached, and children and adults prepared for the merrymaking, the tire- less tenth graders supplied the goodies for Santa's annual escapade. The local shopping center seethed with activity as dimes flowed freely and the smiles of junior merchants greeted oncoming customers. Following the current trend, the Sophs began plan- ning early for the eventful year ahead, using the bake sale as their chief money making project. With warm weather, spring was ushered in by an exuberant and lavish splash party otherwise known as a carwash. Midst water battles and laugh- ter, this second fund drive proved to be an invalu- able aid to the growing treasury. Under the capable direction of Mrs. Carolyn Teresa Lawrence and Jayne Brown use feminine wiles at Mitchell, an outstanding and responsible peeked © of the local Sophomore Bake Sale to sell their tasty wares. upperclassmen is being shaped. 154 Classes