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

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68 G.W.'s traditional girl quartet, the Chan- tones, harmonize at the Spring Concert. Members are Nancy Higgins, Margaret Royster, Charmaine Bechtler, D. Ritchie. t Front Row: N. Higgins, A. Mann, R. Hilt, M. Woodall, F. Smith, D. Emmons, D. Ritchie, C. Anthony, J. Yeager, spon- sor. Second Row: E. Shelton, D. Drewe, F. Bottoms, S. Mar- tin, R. Morton, L. Rigney, A. Hudson, J. Gordon, C. Organizations Choir Voices of Concert Choir Blend in Sunrise Service The purple dawn smiled upon countless bowed heads as a solemn concert choir raised its voice in song. The occasion was the Easter sunrise service at Forest Hill Park, and George Wythe's skilled singing group made a significant contribution to the thoughtful mood of the April morning. During the Christmas season, the concert choir presented its annual cantata. Soloists singing ''O Holy Night and other selections brought true reverence to G. W. students. However, the big day for the group was the Spring Concert held in the school audito- rium on May 3. In keeping with the ''spring fever'’ of the season, the members sang lively tunes to boost the spirits of everyone who attended the con- cert. During the year, the group also sang for the James River Junior Women's Club. ¥ Paty Bechtler, S. Cox. Back Row: B. Harwood, L. Ballard, J. Rollins, K. Lyles, R. Marshall, W. Wilds, R. Winfree, B. Nowell, C. Binford.

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“aos Caesaw Candune wyTe Gua’ TROOP? OX PayCawnz Coase . eee x ae Front Row: Pat Hale, Justine Wilkins, Jane Ownby, Ann Scott, Anne Street, scriba. Back Row: Allen Boyce, second consul; Mark Montgomery, Duke Collier, first consul; Larry : PHRASES y DAILY USE 4 Breal yood at first sight ] mnethod of working Meter the rose, privately 7 between ourselves @ to disoust or satiety with a gray E by the graci (id 5 catered rem Morgan, John Virkler, quaestor; Gary Thorne, Inset: Mrs. Ruby Tyree, sponsor. Latin Club Latin Day — A Big Event For Students of Classics For today's lunch we will have assa bubulaeet caepis. Thus began Latin Day sponsored by the Latin Club. In addition to the special lunch menu, Latin students wore signs to identify themselves as lan- guage pupils and decorated a showcase with Ro- man objects and projects by Latin students. As members of the Junior Classical League, students received pins and membership cards. The club programs were presented by members them- selves. These were based on such topics as ancient Roman history and life, essays by Marcus Tullius Cicero, and Winnie Ille Pooh. Aside from translation and grammar, all Latin Club members had to learn a passage from one of Cicero's orations. The goal of the organization was to involve more people in the activities of the Latin Club. Anne Street and Duke Collier fix one of the showcases with projects by Latin students.

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= Front Row: Jimmy Traylor, Brucie Flournoy, Geep Schurman, Bo Martin, Marcia Schuster, Carol Adams, Kenny Anderson, Donald Smith. Back Row: Leon Raper, John Johnson, Nancy Art Club Journey to Art Museum Increases Club Horizons Mona Lisa, Mona Lisa . . . You're so like the lady with the mystic smile.'' Musical strains filled the bus load of art club members, as it rolled along the highway toward the National Gallery of Art. This trip to see the world famous painting by Leon- ardo da Vinci, as well as many other original works by world renowned artists, was the highlight of the club year. There was also a time for service during the Christmas season when the club participated in school decoration. Members also contributed to show case display. In addition, visits to the Virginia Museum's gallery and theater, an all-day spring sketching trip to historical Williamsburg, a tour of the C.W.A. Advertising Agency, and a Hot Shoppe banquet combined to make a colorful year. Art Club members Brucie Flournoy and Jimmy Traylor begin to laugh over the fact that Queen Nefertiti is having so much trouble with her beaded necklace, as they complete an Art Club showcase. OR 7 setae TL BU Ui roe - “i he Vail, Cary Gill, Anne Neveux, Pat Miller, Dora Parsons, Bill Harrison, Rusty Perry. Inset: Mr. Randolph Cheatham, spon-