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

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Considering projects for raising needed money to augment their scholarship fund is a serious matter to Tim Brown. Although others consider the matter with animation, Jack Driscoll ponders the problem in his inimitable manner. National Honor Society Scholars Increase Fund 1d Hard Work scholars are not concerned with nowledge. The Oscar W. Fary tional Honor Society was no In money-raising project con- oncession stand at major school rinks netted the society almost d to the ever-increasing scholar- bers hope to use to help some ter all the pressing money worries were taken care of, the scholars were free to concentrate on more academic problems. Again the student tutor- ing service aided Chancellors by furnishing tutors to those students who were having difficulty. Teach- ers were eager to praise this worthwhile service. The year was culminated by the annual tapping ceremony in which twelve senjors and thirteen juniors were initiated into the society. | 8!

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80 i i ty Front Row: Bill Harwood, Kenny Poewll, Cindy Long Judy Spain, Karen Hudson, Cathy Whitlock. Back Row: Robin psccders apes ne Front Row: Lily Smith Hawkins, Ellen Wald¢ Floy Bottoms. Back ry Moore. Linda argaret Tobey, , Andy Wilson, Church, Claudia Byrd, Tim Brown, Jack Driscoll, Charles Rula, Bob Ukrop, Jim Bruce. Charles Bradshaw oe ss , Jim Lai, Karen Hudson, Linda Thacker, Martha Hamill, Anne Wood. Emily Kahl,

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82 During April Thespian Assembly, President Anne Booker in- stalls Louise Bono while Bill Harrison watches and waits. Thespians Thespian Society Inducts Talented Drama Students Troupe 2276 set as their goals the promotion of the theatre standards in high schools and the cre- ation of a greater interest in dramatics. Succeeding in both areas, the Dramatics Club participated in the Senior Class play, ''The Mouse: That Roared. ' The members’ enthusiasm and effort was also evi- dent in the one-act play, ''Pierre Patelin.'' In these plays Thespians headed large crews and helped with the production, art, lighting, and costumes. They served as ushers, sold refreshments, and gave backstage assistance to the Shakespearean players in their production of ''Julius Caesar. ' Thespian pledges obtained their membership by gaining points which they earned through partici- pation in the dramatic activities of the school. Eleven new members who had above average scho- lastic standings were inducted into the society at the Thespian Assembly in April. Anne Booker, president of the Thespian Society, solemnly installed happy . new Senior members, who repeated the Thespian pledge after her. Front Row: Anne Booker, president; Wayne Reynolds, vice president; Martha Hamill, secretary; David Hamill, treas- urer; Anne Street, historian; Clarke Crosby, Margaret Rob- ertson. Second Row: Cindy Long, Bill Harwood, Peggy Thompson, Mary Jones, Karen Budowitz, Louise Bono. Back Row: Kirk Jonas, Bill Harrison, Tim Brown,, Jimmy Sauer, Mrs. Beck, and Mrs. Hall, sponsors.