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

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First Row: Miss Carolyn Anthony, Lyndal Andrews, Bonnie Andrews, Charlotte Hummel, Teresa Lawrence, Linda Haw- kins, Lynne Robertson, Colleen Perkins, Carolyn Davis, Floy Bottoms, Judy Pedersen. S econd Row: Mary Hite, Pat Gra- ham, Susan Klotz, Carol Morrell, Helen Beamer, Jane Schiele, Mary Rilee, Linda Helms, Eileen Zorzi, Barbara San- derson, Susan Morris, Joyce Grunewald, Judy Gill. Third First Row: Dee Dee Duke, Gayle Austin, Marjorie Rowe, Mar- | garet Michels, Kathy Bradford, Wanda Tribble, Anne Wood, Beverly Dickson, Kathy Dowdy, Susan Andrews, Susan Wen- ckus, Christine King. Second Row: Linda Woltball, Connie Comer, Shelley Green, Patsy Creed, Jo Redford, Jeannette Coffey, Phyllis Willard, Meg Fontaine, Betsy Watson, Bon- nie Hope, Amy Youngblood. Third Row: Marshall Michels, Row: Peggy Schaefer, Sandra Bowen, Sandy Strickland, Jane Nicholls, Dale Ardrick, Beth Rice, Brenda Clary, Nancy Suchodolski, Gayle Covey, Emilie Scearce, Betty Foster, Nancy Trevino. Back Row: Cheryl Bryant, Carol Johnson, Ellen Robinson, Linda Haley, Mary Crawley, Donna Davis, Cindy Whetstone, Belinda Curtis, Joanne Covington, Kathy McNair, Pauline Haller, Pamela Chiott. ee Ls Brenda Price, Sharon Carlahan, Diana Bowman, Norma Haw- kins, Beverly Pinette, Kathryn Richardson, Martha Williams, Carolyn Whitlock, Kathy Creegan, Beverley Eader, Elise Cald- well. Back Row: Evee Syrop, Chris Klotz, Glenda Rice, Janet Whetstone, Nellwyn Skinner, Lynne Jewett, Suzanne Goode, Elaine Hudson, Gwen Taylor, Pat Moon, Jean Schiele, Bonnie Johnson, Carrol Cobb, Faye Griffin. 105

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Girls’ Athletic Association Clever Work Stimulates Enthusiastic Participation Almost two hundred girls, representing grades eight through twelve, united to form George Wythe's largest club, the Girls' Athletic Associa- tion. At a tea held in September, the entire mem- bership met the club's sponsor, Miss Carolyn An- thony, and the new officers. Gold pins and charms were made available to those who wished to pur- chase them, and plans were made for the coming year. Members energetically began work on many projects: sponsoring an intramural sports program which featured archery, modern dance, tennis, bowl- ing, and basketball; providing Thanksgiving baskets for needy families in the Richmond area; and plan- ning the annual talent show, titled A Round Peg in A Square Hole. Full houses both nights saw talented Chancellors pertorm twenty acts. Through the éndeavors of the GAA ,Wythe enjoyed a clever presentation. mW . . e + Bill Harwood listens as Miss Carolyn Anthony discusses his Rear CEPR eee Boe act, a piano solo, in A Round Peg in A Square Hole. Powers ising eJuliann oti etametelenimahee audition held after school. 104

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106 Discussing the program of the last meeting, Margaret Wil- kinson, recording secretary, Elaine Totty revise minutes. First Row: Frances Tucker, Phyllis Willard, Bonnie Talley, Joyce Watson, Judy Walker. Second Row: Mary Hite, Brenda Gary, Doris Childress, Peggy Headley, Shelly Lanier, Jean Lewis. Third Row: Betty Foster, Joyce Vaiden, Carol FBLA Adept, Capable Seniors Take Numerous Honors Seeking to stimulate interest and participation among business students, the Future Business Lead- ers of America pursued Upward and Onward through FBLA as their theme. Their many activi- ties included FBLA week, workshops, and conven- tions. Throughout FBLA week, members recognized teachers with flowers, typed for the various depart- ments, dressed appropriately for business offices, and had five guest speakers. Among the speakers was Mr. Arthur L. Walker, founder of FBLA in Vir- ginia. Climaxing the week was the election of Phyllis Willard as Miss FBLA. Many members of the Wythe chapter attended local, state, and national conventions. At the Long- wood convention, Bonnie Talley was elected regional secretary. Phyllis Willard was elected state presi- dent at the Roanoke convention. Entering contests in public speaking, parliamentary law, exhibit and bulletin board making, the Wythe chapter further demonstrated their ability to succeed. Dowdy, Judy Picha, Belinda Glenn. Back Row: Barbara San- derson, Linda Haley, Susie Morris, Mary Russell, Linda Carr, Kathy McNair.