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

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Salk Fund Drive Keynotes Key Club Year Service, once again, was the high point of the 1962-63 Key Club year. Led by enthusiastic Presi- dent Pete Thompson, the club carried out many ee Meee helpful and satisfying projects. In December a paper Nancy Vail drive was held to collect money for the Christmas SELLA Mother Fund. Pamphlets on fallout shelters were dis- tributed throughout the community in January. Feb- ruary found the industrious Key Clubbers combing the area, soliciting for the Richmond Heart Fund. In March the club members grabbed wash cloths, Pete Thompson Biecident buckets, and ladders and scrubbed the windows of John McNair the Southside Day Nursery. The club finished its en- Vice-President Ah : : Renda Powell terprising year by collecting approximately $150 Secretary for the Salk Institute for Biological Research. Jim Bruce and Allen Boyce represented the club at the annual convention in Roanoke. In addition, several fun-filled club socials were held. Skippy Irby Treasurer Oe Allen Boyce f Clinton Brooks q : Tim Brown Jim Bruce Graham Buchanan Bob Campbell Duke Collier Andy Forberg Cary Gill Frank Gulyas Paul Hebert Richard Madden watches Jim Bruce, Tim Brown, and Pete Thompson lead Key Club pep rally cheering squad. Craig Hopson Greg Hulcher Bill Johnson John Johnson Richard Madden John McCollister Pete Mowbray Tommy Nance Baxter Perkinson Matt Reynolds David Schneider Bobby Ukrop Richard Woodlee Richard Woodson Organizations él

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: Vice-President Sponsor Sweetheart Historian Sergeant-at-Arms Tommy Diggs Wright Ellis Joe Fyne Frank Hallstrom Ronny Hockett David Hunt Nicky Morano Malcolm Pace Dennis Roberts Cleaning the cafeteria is one of the services performed by Hi-Y members such as Jim Miller, Jim Traylor, and B. Clark. Organizations Mr. Randy Cheatham Jane Ownby Mel Wright Mike Lipscomb Jim Miller Richard Moody Jim Traylor Walter Hendricks Leon Raper Bob Driscoll Fred Antone Raymond Bohannon Marvin Bradshaw John Bryant Bob Clark Herbie Daniel Hi-Y Service to Community and School Marks 1963 Year Cafeteria clean-up. Brooms manned by Hi-Y members, who gave time during their lunch period, became a familiar sight. A clean cafeteria at the be- ginning of each lunch period soon earned respect for the ''boys with the brooms. Serving both community and school,the George Wythe Hi-Y initiated a vigorous program of activ- ities for the 1962-63 school year. Under the leader- ship of President Mel Wright, many worthwhile projects were undertaken and successfully complet- ed. On Monday mornings there were devotional services, as clergymen of different denominations were invited to speak to the Hi-Y and interested students. Programs at basketball games were sold by these thirty-two enterprising young men, who took time out from their many service activities to pack fun into a 6-| basketball season and a May house party. Rick Roberts Bernard Robertson Wayne Scearce Geep Schurman Rob Snellings Scott Strong Bill Thompson Bob Willis Carter Younger

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Front Row: Floy Bottoms, Sherry Thomas, Nancy Trevino, Diane Ritchie, Jane Schiele, Nancy Grizzard, Ellen Walden. Second Row: Ann Larson, Anne Booker, Emily Kahl, Teresa Future Teachers of America FTA Launches Though the name of the club is the Future Teachers of America, members were exposed to several other professions. During the fall semester at a meeting of Richmond high school officials, they served as waitresses. No one could forget seeing them practice their salesmanship in the halls with boxes of Christmas candy. They helped many lost parents find the right room when the members be- came guides on Parent Conference Day. Several times the students did get a chance to follow their chosen profession. Some kept study halls when the teacher could not be there; during the spring se- mester certain seniors went to elementary schools to observe classes. Teacher Appreciation Week, sponsored by the group, was a great success be- cause of the members who became errand runners for the fa culty. Front Row: M. Bridges, B. Williams, N. Brown, M. Gochenour, S. Goodes, F. Call. Second Row: C. Corwin, C. Anthony, Miss Simpson, L. Good, B. MacFarlane, J. Ross. Third Row: W. Wilds, G. Parkinson, K. Binford, J. Tucker, S. Butler, J. Mann, D. Newell, M. Haynes. Fourth Row: P. Spigle, G. Garner, M. Thompson, P. Ferguson, M. Wagner, J. Ownby. Back Row: J. Waters, G. Wilcox, S. Freeman, B. Flournoy, J. Dayne, C. Goodman, A. Adams. 62 Organizations Lawrence, Marilyn Belote, Carol Johnson, Linda Hawkins, Judy Peele. Third Row: Carol Williams, Bonnie Schwartz, Ann Hubbard, Margaret Hendricks, Cheryl Dillard, Ann Its Fund Drives