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

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Art Club Sketching Trips Excite Creativity Development 1) | aoe LLL | 108 A potential masterpiece by Art Club President Kenny An- derson receives a nod of approval from sponsor Mr. Randy Cheatham. Front Row: Krikor Bandazian, Teresa Lawrence, Jane Kidd, Bill Harrison, Kenny Anderson. Second Row: Brenda Ander- son, Carol Adams, Peggy Thompson, Dale Smith, Darlene Anderson, Donald Smith. Third Row: Charles Demao, Pat Varied activities of the Art Club provided artis- tically oriented students with an opportunity to fur- ther develop their creative talents. To broaden their artistic ability, they sketched from the classical to the modern, from old homes to bowling alleys. An- other activity, designing stained glass windows for the show cases in the front hall at Christmas, allow- ed club members to render decorative service to their school. An opportunity to gain understanding and ap- preciation of art was furnished by periodic trips to the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts and other local museums where members viewed such exhibits as the master prints from the Rosenwald Collection. The club also took part in the annual art show put on to display the creative triumphs of students. The year was highlighted by a spring banquet at the S W Cafeteria. Canada, Susanne Goode, Kathy Sykes, Nancy Adkinson, James Bishop. Back Row: Mr. Randolph Cheatham, sponsor, Lee Brown, Tommy Scott, Cindy Whetstone, Mrs. Cartha Bragg. ee ee SEUrercer

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pet - Proudly displaying the FBLA showcase, Bonnie Talley, president, tells of the significance of the arrangement in the FBLA showcase. Business students, teachers, and FBLA members enjoy a speech by Mr. Henry Black about stocks and bonds. Front Row: Dianna Gold, Linda Grant, Rita Stanley, Char- lotte Mackey, Linda Thomas. Second Row: Pela Bobbitt, sponsor, Alice Slater, Gail Wells, Nancy Newton, Winifred Shealor, sponsor. Third Row: Jean Smith, Jean Maxey, Bob- bie Travis, Dorotha McLamb, Maryhelen Vest. Back Row: Jackie Inman, Louella Crews, Carol Greenley, Wendy Smith, Frances Miller, Betty Slater. DA ee SO Se 107

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Front Row: Linda Grant, Susan Doret, Carolyn Smith, Terry bey. Back Row: Winnie Carter, Ellen Robinson, Karen Hudson, Wakefield. Second Row: Nancy Jenkins, Robin Ratzer, Betty- Kathleen Barnes, Debbie Denver, Lynn Jewett. anne Fulp, Debra Worsham, Marion Chapman, Margret To- ; Miss Linda Chin, a dairy council representative, assists in the Futu We Homemakers of America installation of Sherry Franklin, president of the FHA. Intent of Novice Club Is Securing Junior Degree Improvement of personal, family and community relations was the main goal of the newly formed Future Homemakers of America, a chapter of the national organization founded in 1947. The club was composed of all interested students who had had at least one previous year of Home Economics. During the first meeting members selected basic goals for the club from the subjects recommended by the national FHA. Teenage Consumer'’ and Developing Ways to Communicate with Family Members were among the topics adopted. Their aim was the acquisition of the Junior Degree, one of the three degrees of proficiency procured by successfully fulfilling objectives which represented improvement in the abilities of a future homemaker. cs Planned activities of the club included a bake sale m and sending Sherry Franklin, president of the club, as a delegate to the FHA conference. 109