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

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Newly elected SCA President, A campaign speech marks the beginning of SCA elections as Jody Lux speaks to the students. Richard Madden discusses involved proceedings of SCA activity with Paul Hebert and Jody Lux during one of the numerous executive meetings.

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SCA Conventions and Sockhops Mark 1962-1963 Agenda “Will all SCA homeroom representatives meet in 126 at 8:10 on Thursday? was the directive oft- en heard during 1963. From September to June, the SCA, led by Richard Madden, provided excel- lent leadership and planning for the George Wythe High School student body. The honor code was written, revised, discussed and considered. Two sock hops sponsored by the SCA enabled students to enjoy the benefits of student cooperation. A successtul Lucky Star campaign was conducted through the homerooms. Also the executive com- mittee concentrated on the revision of the constitu- tion. George Wythe delegates participated in the state SCA convention in April and the district con- vention in the fall. Miss Hargrave and Mrs. Sut- ton, the advisors, guided the SCA program to its conclusion with the election of 1964 school officers. Richard Madden and talented SCA sponsors, Miss Har- grave and Mrs. Sutton, initiate SCA program. Executive Committee—Front Row: Paul Hebert, vice-presi- Nancy Schrum, Rose Mary Street. Back Row: Duke Collier, dent; Cheryl Gary, secretary; Richard Madden, president: Jim Bruce, Allen Boyce, Tommy Nance, Terry Hebert, Bobby Bob Ukrop, treasurer. Second Row: Craig Hopson, Margaret Parker, Susie Grigg, Preston Creasy. Royster, Jody Lux, Suzanne Freeman, Betty Lee Williams, 46 Organizations

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Quill and Scroll Banquet Contributes Verve To Enterprising Session ''And now, that rose between two thorns, the Editor-in-Chief of the Wythe Ledger,’ announced Susan Goodes at the annual Publications Banquet. She was describing Nancy Brown, the only girl edi- tor of the three publication staffs. In the excited atmosphere of the Richmond Room, Bob Driscoll, Mel Wright, and Nancy Brown introduced the new staff members for 1964. Terminating a year filled with deadlines, misplaced pages, and frantic spon- sors, the banquet was just reward for the enterpris- ing journalists. Typifying the spirited interest of the 1963 staffs in their publications, the six editors and assist- ant editors decided that a trip to Lexington for the Southern Interscholastic Press Association Conven- tion was in order. There they received outstanding ratings for the Wythe Ledger, Chancellor, and Statesman. se ae : With typical male distaste, Bob Driscoll helps Rose Mary Street and Marty Gochenour after Q and S reception. PA NER Geline Covey i, Y Sponsor President Susan Goodes Richard Moody Carolyn Anthony Margaret Bridges Nancy Brown Robert Campbell Cathy Corwin Wayne Davis =! Vice-Pres. Sec.-Treas. Jo Ann Dayne Robert Driscoll Brucie Flournoy Suzanne Freeman Glenda Garner Cheryl Gary Martha Gochenour Marcia Hadder Margaret Holdren Craig Hopson Judy Hudson Floyd Irby Jody Lux Beverly MacFarlane Linda Marshall Mary Moore Marsha Moorefield ts AT (9 - awn wo § ie) ee ”n + Cc ) - 19 ts c S 7 @ 5 ie QO @ 5 08 | ova PO D = @ 48 Organizations