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

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J. McCollister, R. Winfree, C. Gary and J. Traylor display their talent in ''The Best of All Possible Worlds,'' GAA talent show. Front Row: S. Haynes, M. Roberds, L. Andrews, J. Ross, N. K. King, P. Cash. Third Row: L. Crews, S. McWilliams, D. Tuck, D. Wood, A. Wood. Second Row: L. Robertson, E. Shelton, M. Diggs, T. Lee, P. Brooks. Back Row: E. Scearce, Robinson, M. Jones, N. Schutte, L. Cropper, J. Grunewald, D. Davis, D. Woodlee, C. Lipsman, P. Lewis. 70 Organizations

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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-

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Front Row: P. Peyton, B. Macfarlane, M. Bridges, E. Fon- taine, J. Brown, P. Brooks, R. Morton, Miss Betty Snellings, sponsor. Second Row: E. Walden, A. Booker, J. Schiele, J. Mann, B. Schwartz, D. Parsons, M. Belote, E. Bray. Third Row: Girls’ Athletic Association Gay Talent Show Proves Successful to Organization An overwhelming increase in membership was the keynote of the Girls’ Athletic Association's achievements. Seventy-five girls participated in sports ranging from volleyball, badminton, and base- ball to archery. Teams and captains were chosen, after which games were played for the ''show off.’ For the champion spot, tournaments were held. G.A.A. members showed their talents not only in their sportsmanship, but also in their presentation of the talent show. The theme of the show was The Best of All Possible Worlds.'' Many spectacu- lar acts were entered in the regular competition, and there was an amazingly good Persian dance per- formed by the members themselves. ''The Best of All Possible Worlds'' was quite different from past talent shows and the exotic theme proved quite popular. Volleyball tournament winners, Front Row: C. Johnson, J. Schiele, A. Pettis. Second Row: M. Kettner, L. Hawkins, C. Morrell. Back Row: L. Cruise, C. Whitlock. J. Tepper, D. Dickson, K. Binford, C. Corwin, C. Williams, J. Spain, D. Ritchie, H. Ransone. Back Row: E. Gulyas, L. Hawkins, J. Waters, C. Whitlock, S. Jones, P. Chiott, C. Johnson.