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

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Listening intently to the familiar Spanish dialogue, Rafael Garcia enjoys a photographic reunion with his homeland. Front Row: Paige Peyton, Frances Mayes, Cynthia Clark, Lin- da Glidewell, Karen Dyer, Sandra King. Second Row: Kathy Cox, Emilie Bray, Beth Rice, Patricia Glenn, Jean Wills, Kathy Speaking fluent Spanish in performing one of her many duties, Karen Dyer presides at the Society's monthly meetings. Hichak, Robin Ratzer. Back Row: Linda Tooley, Nancy Griz- zard, Louis Watts, Martha Hamill, Jane Johnson, Bob Ukrop, Debbie Denver, Carol Greenley, Roy Holmes, Cindy Long.

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Front Row: Linda Packer, Ellen Walden, Cathy Whitlock, Jim Lai, Faye Keller. Back Row: William Heath, Betsy Mor- Latin Club Slides of Roman History Increase Comprehension Ancient Roman history and the life and letters of Marcus Tullius Cicero were among topics of deep discussion for the Latin Club. Third and fourth year students interested in the events of the Roman Empire and in promoting Latin throughout the school formed the organization. The pupils searched deeper into translations of Cicero and Sallust to increase their upgmmi@imnding of the language. Recordings ie ot Poa ae were used nt history art, land- enlivened e students ting being irst consul, | Jim Lai, gan, David Dyer, Robert Yevich, Mary Lynn Scott. 83

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Spanish Honor Society Colombian Chancellor Is Included in Membership Highlighting the year for the Fernan Caballero Chapter of the Spanish Honor Society was the in- duction of Rafael Garcia as an honorary member. A native of Bogota, Colombia, he gave an oration in Spanish as principal speaker of the Christmas party. ''Se abre la sesion!'' was the familiar phrase heard by members as President Karen Dyer opened each monthly meeting. Thé backbone of the Society's ac- tivities, the colorful meeting programs, provided a change of atmosphere that was both refreshing and different. Under the direction of Society Spon- sor Miss Jane Nichols, a play, ''The Tail of the Dev- il, was presented, with all dialogue in Spanish. Rounding out a well-organized series were a lecture in Spanish by Mr. Joseph Cordle on his travels in South America and several excellent movies on oth- er Spanish-speaking countries of the world. Mr. Joseph Cordle pleases Martha Hamill, Wellford Tiller, Linda Glidewell with stories of his Bolivian exploits. Front Row: Margie Crews, Dianne Heckinger, Jeanette Al- Back Row: Victor Tomlinson, Kenneth Powell, William Sachs, len, Wayne Fitz, Peggy Carpenter, Jerry Lusk. Second Row: Donald Rhoton, Ed Collier, Bill Harrison, Wellford Tiller, Ken- Joan Bloomer, Barbara Tench, Sherry Tomlin, Billy Woodfin, ny Odor, Debbie Williams, Alfreda Gaston. Danny Lytton, Carol Ceppi, Nancy Atkinson, Wanda Horrel. sa icy ee 85