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

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Carol Williams, Co-Captain Jayne Brown, Captain Bonnie Schwartz Karen Dyer Anne Wood Christine King Janet Gordon Becky Cox

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' Defying the freezing weather, the Cadet Band vigorously surges into Hail to the Chief'' at one of its weekly retreat parades. } Rear Admiral James S. Dietz, the honored guest at an afternoon retreat parade, salutes as the Battalion Band plays the ‘Star-Spangled Banner.” As Captain Nunnally instructs Sgt. Bugg range fir- ing procedures, Sgt. Perross (right) begins to fire. 119

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Linda Hedgepeth Contriving leads te arr rim as students gl Lynn Parker Cheerleaders Jayne Brown, Vi With dedication and determination, the che leaders became a never-to-be forgotten squd They instilled pride within Chancellors, gave s port to Bulldogs, and transformed GW into a schd bubbling with spirit. Beginning before school started, they mastert cheers and brought their own special sunshine summer football practices as they toted cold dri to hot Bulldogs. With new slogans on signs, strea ers on cars, and balloons in air, Chancellor spirit soared. Victory marches found hundreds gathered. b boosts Becky to her shoulders with a rebound bach Susce of the faculty team waits for a pass. Eleven Nucleus paint brushes in hand, the cheerleaders eir support to basketb all. They gave Christ- Valentine gifts, oranges at the end of b, announcements, telegrams, and exuber- he cagers in their finest season. g their role of active spectators to enter ion, they won second place in the Annual ally. Though they had given so much, the ders, proudly boasting red, white, and blue carnations, were more than rewarded by the un- equaled Chancellor enthusiasm.