Chamberlain High School - Totem Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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f ' 3 f Mr. Roberi Price BAND OFFICERS-Front row: George Uterhardr, Alton Lynn, Kenny Taylor, Sam Eubank, Marie Speziale, Lynda Akerley, Rayfae Brown. Second row: John Granf, Tom Luter, Jon Simon, Eric Pahl, David Burnelf, Bill Thompson, Roy Holton, John Hillyer, Dorothy Michener, Gerd Pearson. FIGHTING CHIEFS MAKE MUSIC WITH THEIR MUSIC AND MARCHING A SHARP CRASH of the cymbals and the ringing tones of various musical instruments fill the air around the band room during third period and nearly every day after school. Through the use of exhilarating music, exciting routines, intricate formations, and the brilliant colored lights, the band creates spectacular performances for the excited audiences of football fans. In addition to joining with the chorus to present the Messiah and the Annual Spring Concert this year, the band plays for our numerous assemblies, presents a full band concert, and participates in band contests. The tramp, tramp, tramp of the CHS Band's marching feet excites the young as Well as the old by highlighting the Veterans' Day Parade, the Gasparilla Parade, and the Ybor City Night Parade each year. VARSITY BAND-Front row: Mr. Price, Rufh Praff, Virginia Dowling, Gerd Pearson, Rabin Hoerer, Linda Flenker, Raymond Pratt, Gail Halbert, Robin Bearss. Second row: Jim Bertino, Kenny Kendle, Leonard Rodriguez, Charles Bearss, Oliver Baumbach, Ronnie Hicks, Glenda Arnold, Barbara Simmons, Karen geifh, Chester Kofake, Third row: Marie SlSWCll'l, Tommy James, Marie Speziale, Phillip Provenzano, Don Kelfon, Elmer Ashfo Jerr S ' 'ren, Carolyn Sfewarf, Laurelee Baker, Danny Minich, John Anderson. Fourfh row: Don Cambas, Cheryl Buch, Dovid Burneh, lmmy John Hillyer, Donald Caron, Gordon Martin Lee Howleit. Fiffh row: Mark Morris, Barry Stevens, Ronnie Plageman, Violet Hicks, Uferhardl. ll Q MIP' 415 N Z,rwFl

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'THAT DO rupher can stand on his head to get the shot we want so s Dennis - I Y ' Ross, photography editor, to Butch Rosenbloft, Hilights editor, as they plot a busy picture schedule. ES IT, We'll take these people and put them there and the photoga MANY FIV E-FIN GER EXERCISES Without a rest the Totem staff then begins to try to set up the time budget. Picture schedules are made, set, and broken. Informa- tion about all club, department, and extra-curricular activities is compiled, the personnel ble is made ready, and the work of laying-out the book so as best to depict events and people around Chamberlain gets under way. Progress seems slow, problems have to be solved, and the dead- lines met. But . . . in between term papers, Panorama, conventions, fairs, and the piles of homework, the time is for completing pages and sending them oh' to the printer come the proofs, the finished books, and the end of the of work, but lots of fun make this work on the annual to remember with pleasure, HONEST NOW, do you think thot will work? asks Elizabeth Cummings, loy- out editor, os Glenn Mclhheus, sports editor measures o picture for cropping.

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il THE HIGH-LOWS in which the low, Ruth Ann Pratt, plays high on the piccolo and the high, George Uterhardt, plays low on The bass, warm up before a concert. crossbelt. To provide a variety of musical education for its members, the band has several students participating in brass and reed ensembles, solos, and conducting. These students compete in contests as well as perform in concerts. Also, several of the more advanced musi- cians are selected to play in the Florida State Clinic Bands. Another event in which most of our band students participate is the Pano- rama of Music. This city-Wide musical extravaganza provides HOOPS! WRONG SLOT! murmurs Mike Hickey as Janice Fernandez helps him into his Tangled uniform worthy musicians with financial aid through scholarships. Whenever the band is not practicing for a concert or wearing out shoe leather preparing for a parade, they enjoy reading new band music of various types. They play everything from Hound Dog to Tchaikovsky's Finale from the Symphony in F Minor , and they love every minute of it. VARSITY BAND-Franf row: Don Carmen, Judy McCormick, Libby Halley, Roy Holton, Mike Hickey, Rayfae Brown, Laura Bowlby, Karen Campbell. Second row: D. B. Green, Janice Fernandez, John Wallace, Jon Simon, Chris yd Phyllis Schilling, Roni Lerner, Dorothy Michener, Dianne Mobley, Bei-fy Schell, Linda Rells, Sandra Johnson, Sam Euban lr. Third raw: J' V ill Fou'rz, Tom Lufer, David Baumbaugh, Frank Brownlee, John Grant, Lynda Akerley, Max Bunner, Betty Dowling, Bobby Flores, ' ,a Fourfh row: Del Gorski, Stanley Rodgers, Doug iv. .1 .- v . 1- n. 1- .. .W 1-. rr.. nf.. nur... ::1iL .- .... xAl......- :-.......,J... DI.. l'1,..,7A HAI-mflf Rill Tl-mn-num Pnhnri Raninnn vhutwft 77 A .,, ,, .-,,.....,Q,.W,v, s., ,W L- ff-' u 1 u n 1 .. CRITICAL EARS listening ahentively enable Jimmy Lee and Marie Speziale to tune their insiruments