Chamberlain High School - Totem Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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DANCE BAND-Front row: Robert Flores, Jim Lee, Lynda Akerley, Susonne Casey, John Grant, John Lytton, Cynthio Wentz, Janet Vanek. Second row: Mr. Price, Phillip Provenzano, Don Combos, Marie Speziale, Don Kelton, David Burnett, Royce Holm, Eric Pohl, Alton Lynn. Third row: Barry Stevens, George Uterhardt. EANEARE AND SWING - FURNISHED BY CHS CHEROKEE DANCE BAND POPULAR MUSIC players at Chamberlain High can obtain first-hand experience by playing with the Cherokees' Danfje Band. This swinging dance band provides music for many' of CI-IS's school and extra-curricular activities. This Cherokees furnished music for the Kiwanis Luncheon North Tampa Chamber of Commerce banquet. These offer not only an opportunity for valuable experience many enjoyable hours for all concerned. JUNIOR VARSITY BAND-Front row: Mr. Price, Jim Harris Tom Hollmon, Mareesa Carpenter, Chris Burger. Third row: row: Richard Bryant, Robert McGee, Bill Show, Dan Tut Ronkin, Marc Cormier, Leroy Beck, Clarence Wrye, Roy MARCHING CHIEES DRAW RECRUITS PROM IUNIOR U VARSITY BAND CHS JUNIOR VARSITY band is primarily a training unit which delves into the fundamentals of music. The students who excel in this instrumental program and prove themselves to be' proficient are in time placed in the varsity band. To a limited degree, they participate in the major activities of the senior band. This year they helped in the candy sale to raise money for the repair fund. They assist the managers, crew at the football games in providing the necessary props for the half-time shows. row: Henry Holloman, Lilly Welch, Bill Nicholson, Leona Kline, John Bageord, Larry Luppens, Dovid Boles, Mike Deal. Fourth an Bangerter, Carole Cook. Fifth row: Gordon Davis, Keith Jusfo. -

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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

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MA:lORETT'ES: Sharon Cardoso, Donna McGee, Janise Martin, Donna Marine'lli, Betty Fason, 'ferry Hunter, Theresa Demchak, Carolyn Clark, linda Lariscy, Dohl Perez. MAIORETTES AND CHIEFETTES ADD SPIRIT AND SPARKLE TO BAND PICK THOSE FEET UP! To the left . . . march! Such commands are echoed throughout the gymnasium or Held as Chamberlain Chiefettes and Majorettes practice for half-time shows at the games during football season. The girls also join the school band in parades and other public functions including the United Fund Drive and the spring musical variety show, the Panorama of Music. . The girls sponsor the annual Christmas Dance, a formal affair at Chamberlain. Contributing to the purchase and installation of the refrigerated drinking fountain in the girls' physical education department was the top project of the Chiefettes and Majorettes this year. Outstanding physical condition and good citizenship in addi- tion to a pleasing appearance are necessary qualifications for ap- plication as a member of the Chiefette team. Besides these re- quirements, a Majorette must have formal training in baton twirling. Under the supervision of Miss Pat Hunt, try-outs begin in the Spring, and the final selection is made by Miss Hunt and Mr. Robert Price, band director, in time for the girls to get in plenty of practice before the nrst fall game. CHIEFETTES: Charlene Wiggins, Sharon Conrad, Karen Adair, Nancy 'Ra burn, Pal' Sharp, Sharon Woodhead, Judy Albers, Beverly Lazenby, Sandra Richardson, Becky Pence, Carol Tyler, Carollu Black, Brigid McGuire, Phyllis Galla V ary Ellen Helmke, Dolores Consagra, Jean Maynard, Jeaneffe Pierce. 99