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

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Front Row: Kathryn Binford, Pat Reams, Mrs. Edith Staples, Sponsor, Cathy Corwin, Paige Callahan. Second Row: Eileen Zorzi, Linda Packer, Margaret Tobards, Cheryl Young, Caro- lyn Wyborney, Jo Ann Bledsoe. Third Row: Ray Davis, Betty Future Medics Club Hamlet, Betty Mowbray, Timmy Snider, Page Brooks, Paula Lewis. Back Row: Pat Wray, Vicky Byork, Brenda Clary, Betty Browder, Mary Sue Amos, Donna Squires. First Future Medics Week Proves Beneficial The Future Medics Club was not to be outdone this year by all the ‘'firsts'' happening at George Wythe. For the first time in three years, a Future Medics Week was sponsored by the club. Repre- sentatives from Johnston Willis, M.C.V., Grace, Richmond Memorial, and Stuart Circle Hospital schools of nursing visited here to give students an overview of the medical field. The week was high- lighted by an assembly program conducted by the Good to the last drop,'' says Linda Mar- shall with her nose in the paste, as she and B. Mowbray, C. Wyborney, Mrs. Sta- ples, B. Hamlet, K. Binford, C. Corwin, C. Young, D. Summey and Mrs. Walker work diligently on hospital Christmas favors. club's president, Cathy Corwin. Mrs. Cynthia War- ren, of the Virginia Council of Health and Medical Careers, gave a talk on medical careers which are open to the college graduate. Following a tradition set by tormer members, the annual Christmas project was begun in October. By December 21, favors for the Volunteer Service Bureau were complete.

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Thespians Mrs. Frances Kitchin Sponsor Cathy Burton Troupe 2276 Supervises Cheryl Gary e r) All Dramatic Productions Vice-President Ee NE As president of Troupe 2276, Cathy Burton led Secretary members in manifold activities. To backstage crews Uianeaes Cv)! of Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, A Man Called Tess babeeee Peter, and April, 1622, the Thespians were an out- Clerk standing asset. For various special announcements broadcast throughout the year, Thespians achieved schoolwide praise. They conducted a forceful cam- David Barnett paign for better assembly behavior with a closed- pee aapeeie circuit broadcast to all homerooms. The troupe as- o Anne Dayne sisted any department or organization in audio- advertising, assembly programs, and other activ- ities. In March, eleven new members were admitted Tenn Die after acquiring points from their performances in oan the fields of speech and drama. Twenty-two others received membership in May at the impressive Thespian assembly. Eleanor Fitz-Williams Linda Good Connie Goodman Walter Hendricks Richard Madden John McCollister Richard Moody Wendell Nuckols Judy O'Grady Jane Ownby Ivan Perkinson Leon Raper Pat Reams Rose Ann Richardson David Schneider Nancy Schrum Margie Smith Shirley Timberlake Nancy Vail Gaye Walton Walter Williamson Mel Wright Richard Moody is made up by backstage workers, Connie Goodman and Woody Northington, in preparation for his role of Pierre in the fall play, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. 50 Organizations

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Boys’ sports editor, Cary Gill, confers with Mrs. Ruby Norris, Chancellor sponsor, during planning stages of the football pages. Marty Gochenour screams with pleasure as the well-kept Christmas secret—a staff pic- ture—is presented by Mrs. Norris, while Glenda Garner and Rose Ann Richardson exclaim in appreciation.