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

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FBLA Proficient Members Excel in Many Accomplishments Flowers for teachers, 3000 programs, for Col- lege Day, and convention trips for students—these represented rewarding activities of the FBLA. Stu- dents recognized teachers with flowers on Teacher Appreciation Day. Also observd were School Serv- ice Day, and Proper Dress for Business Day. Contrib- uting much effort to the plans for the school’s first College Day, members typed over 75 original let- ters and duplicated 3000 programs and 1500 no- tices. The members worked hard in the local chap- ter as well as in the regional, state, and national conventions. Diane Hayes received the title of Miss FBLA at the Longwood region. There were other a winners of contests including the scrapbook, which Miss Pela Love Bobbitt, FBLA sponsor, smiles as flowers won an outs tanding rating. Sandy Currin was elect- given for Business Teacher Appreciation Week are pinned. ed vice-president of the Longwood region, and Cheryl Thomas was elected state vice-president. path Diane Hayes, president of the FBLA, presents Mr. John Arnold with a gold key, symbolizing his honorary membership in the club. 72 Organizations

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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.

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Front Row: M. Hutchison, C. Cliborne, D. Hayes, C. Stanley, P. Brooks. Sec- ond Row: A. Cullins, J. Jones, M. Vest, M. Rilee, D. Parsons. Third Row: K. Smith, B. Hall, R. Watson, J. Watson, D. Wells. Fourth Row: P. Hubbard, B. Pega, A. Smith, P. Wi llard, A. Cooke. Back Row: B. Stevens, F. Smith, D. Eggleston, H. Hyler, S. Stokes. Front Row: C. Martin, P. Whitlow, V. Weeks, S. Martin, N. Long. Second Row: C. DuVal, S. Rutledge, C. Sands, R. Graham, V. Keck. Third Row: P. Turner, F. Wilkins, M. Overton, P. Dun- kum, B. Seward. Fourth Row: E. John- ston, D. Keel, C. Fulghum, R. Ferguson, C. Fugett. Back Row: N. Hawkins, J. Tucker, J. Farrell, M. Islip, D. Emmons. Front Row: W. Smith, S. Young, J. Hudson, D. Gold, W. Lovett. Second Row: B. Childrey, D. Dickson, J. Tuck- er, K. Binford, P. Childrey. Third Row: S. Cates, J. Jenkins, C. Corwin, K. Smiley, Miss Bobbitt. Back Row: A. Oliver, M. Maxey, F. Holmes, M. Royster. Front Row: P. Seamster, C. Shiflett, M. Fields, D. Cook, C. Thomas. Second Row: G. Hailey, P. Henkel, S. Sterling, R. Morton, S. Burton. Third Row: F. Antone, C. Thomas, N. Wakefield, J. Royal, S. Currin. Fourth Row: R. Frye, B. Moore, K. Bush, J. Fletcher, A. Hud- son. Back Row: M. Sinclair, J. Picha, M. Bullock, J. Williams, P. Hart.