Chamberlain High School - Totem Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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Judith Albers Murray Gay Phyllis Schilling Harland Ehlers Faith Wheelock Karen Campbell Ann Grassenbacher Sandra Richardson Samuel Eubunk Ester Ann White ATIO GOOD THINGS are happening around Chamberlain this year, and the National Honor Society can be thanked for some of them. In addition to the yearly scholarship which they offer a deserving CHS student, and promoting honor in all activities, they have instituted an honor study hall during lunch so that students may do home work and last minute reviewing for tests. Also, they have arranged for Chamberlain to have a scholastic letter which will be awarded at the end of each school year to all students who have attained outstanding scholarship. Under the guidance of Mrs. Katherine Leeper and Miss Joyce Curry, the ideals of the Society'-Character, Scholarship, Service, Leader- ship-are kept alive and burning in the torch of Quality. Robert Hall Melody Hardesty Mary Lou Hart Fred Jenkins Eileen Stanton Marie Speziale Edmund Vollrath Phyllis Abrey Perry Hance Mary Ellen Helrnke Virginia Johns Gladys Kiger Robert Wilson Mary Ann Worthy Nick Castunza Janie Ertzberger 1 Y Y J' Y Q7 f I I Y , 3 , Y . 1 ,ff ' uw 4! xx ' N J

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CHTEES, PAST AND PRESENT ASSEMBLE EOR FESTIVAL OE HARVEST MOON THE HIGH COUNCIL, head warriors and maidens of the Chamber- lain tribe, tensely wait as the head spokesman of the Chiefs prepares to announce the decision of the tribe as to who will make up the Inner Council. The ceremony begins as the spokesman reveals the members of the Inner Council and each is presented a headdress by the reigning Great Chief and Fairest Princess. The silent tribe hears words of wis- dom from the rulers and the spokesman then adjourns the festivities until the moon rises once again over the home of the Fighting Chiefs. The tribe at once prepares for the Dance of the Green Corn, the crowning of their new rulers, and the welcoming of returning tribes- men. As the crisp fall night is lighted by the harvest moon, the Inner Council awaits the final selection, each wondering if he will reign over the gala occasion and its participants. The Big Wiseman Leto reveals the Great Chief, Bill Sims, and the Fairest Princess, Charlotte Peterson, and each is given the headdress and tomahawk of authority. The tribe chants sounds of rejoicing and resumes the traditional fall festivity of dancing, feasting, and greeting old braves. INTRODUCING the 1960 High Chief Bill Sims and Fairest Princess Charlotte Peterson who pose for official portrait. EXCITEMENT REIGNS and tension soars during the half-time show of the Homecoming Game as High Council awaits the announcement of the i960 Inner Council of the Festival at the Harvest Moon. tivities. Here are Doug Sutton, Russ Mercer, Ronnie Human, Terry Booth, Bill harlotte Peterson, Martha Ann Hansberry, Jeanette Pearce, Sandy Richardson, and Judy Testermon. i ' SMILES LIGHT THE FACES of the newly-honored members of the Inner Council stand before the tribe at the Dance of the Green Corn during Homecoming fes- --uur: . wana ,.,.. . . .,,,.,..,1- e .,,. , ,aw A

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HO OR SOCIETY CHARACTER SCHOLARSHIP SERVICE LEADERSHIP Johnny Koiake Carole Leininger Russ Mercer Lynda Akerley Laurelee Baker David Bonar Mary Loetell Roy Nelms Julian Piper Sandra Fairclofh Doris Mickler Sharon Reynolds John Dent Paulette Dervaes Karen Ferrell Windella Moll Judy Lynn Prince James Rayfield Ernest Brady Max Bunner Judy Burnet? Dennis Ross Shari Sherman Sindy Smith Linda Ricker Judy Starrett Tessie White 11- 1