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

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Tastes familiar but | can't place it,’ muses Jimmy Sauer as Dee Dee Wood samples punch at Prom refreshment table. Among others, Mary Crawley dances and dreams under the blue paper canopy and soft lights in the Prom's oriental tea house. 22

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Stunned by 'quadium's fatal results, Larry Morgan and Doug Peyronnet watch Clarke Crosby take it from Leonard Shields. In a moment of dramatic suspense, the court, Grand Fenwick's citizens, and American representative halt debate on surrender. 2!

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Prom’s Teahouse Theme Creates Oriental Scene Small squares of reflected light danced gaily on the gym floor while picturesque mountain scenery of lakes and cherry trees covered the walls. The stage was set. The theme, based on the title of J. Patrick's drama ''Tea House of the August Moon, ' transported Chancellors to the Orient for one night. Swinging in beauti- ful simplicity, the throne and the carpeted walk- way, leading from the bridge, provided a per- fect setting for the crowning of the King and Queen. Jayne Brown and Bobby Ukrop were the surprised couple who reigned over the oriental evening. To present this prom as their gift to the grad- uates, the class of '66 had planned, worried and worked. Juniors who worked on decora- tions and clean up were pleased with their efforts and shared with the seniors the enchant- ment of the Far Eastern theme. Charles Bradshaw and, his date, Laurie Beattie, dance. Extending their congratulations to Bobby Ukrop and Jayne Brown at the Junior-Senior Prom, are John Boyd and Beth Rice. 23