Chamberlain High School - Totem Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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MARCHERETTES-Front row: Diana Lewis, Jackie Hack, Betty Hilton, Kathy Haynes, Susan Tucker, Lincla Little, Joyce Almeda, Sharon Robb, Carol Cipar, Linda Queen, Linda Eades, Faye Pass. Second row: Faye Littell, Mary Ann McManus, Barbara Strickland, Joyce Lane, Lana Lawrence, Dale Baker, Nola Bosford, Helen Vitello, Sandra Reeder, Sharon Edwards, Elizabeth Eck, Karen Simpson, Marion Phillips, Third row: Dorothy Albert, Sally Glomp, Karen Hauser, Sharon Dowling, Donna Deschard, Roxane Gruber, Nancie Lee Delk, Carol Morris, Patricia Edwards, Teena Flowers, Esther Northrop, Donna Castillo, Gayle Montgomery, Eileen Redmond, Marion Burton, Norma MARCHERETTES Baumbaugh. i'ONE-TWO-THREE-FOUR, clear command rings across the practice field during the drill hour for the girls' drill team, known around CHS campus as the Marcherettes. Formation and drill are the key words of the group training to reach neat perfection. This newly-formed team participated in the half-time shows at the foot- ball games, and act as the official pep squad promoting spirit and SPORTS KILL THE UMPIREV' yells an excited player as a member of the Sports Officials' Club makes a final decision on a key play in one of the many intramural games. To be eligible for S.O.C. girls must take a written examination in all major sports and do ex- ceptionally well in all phases of the rest. SPORTS OFFICIAL CLUB-Front row: 'Donna Endres, Candy Hursey, Gery color. They assist the Chiefettes and Majorettes in raising money for the drinking fountains in the physical education rooms, and accompany the band at community functions and parades. Qualifi- cations for membership stress outstanding character and citizen- ship, and a B average in grades. OFFICIALS A few of the projects for the Sports Officials' Club are selling football programs, decorating the goal posts before each football game, servicing P.E. equipment, and running the intramural program. All this is done under the leadership of Mrs. Lucie Bag- well, girls' physical education teacher. Osten, Donna Wilson, Dottie Carlton, Rosan Kozlowski. Second row: Conni Bence, Teri Garner, June Parker, Sandy Fortner, Joan Whalen, Marlien Rocks, Carol Morris, Danna Riusseaux, Sharon Woodard, Mrs. Bagwell. Third row: Shari Sherman, Carole Delisle, Laura Ledtord, Brigid Maquire, Kay Starling, Wanda Davis, Karen Cain, Elizabeth Cummings, Betty Compolo, Janice Wi'lson, Charlotte Geupr, Judy Thompson, Julie Spolestra, Lois Baer, Pat Williams, Dottie White.

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C CLUB-Front row: Ken Little, Bob Wilson, Ernest Brady, Bill Sims, Jimmy Wilson, Nelson McPherson, Mike Murphy, Terry Booth, John Kaiander, Ned Mullis, Bob Acheson, Jim Bullock, Bob Weaver, Nick Touchton. Second row: George Meyer, Joe Calderozzo, Bob Gold, Steve Krutsch, Larry Mitchell, Bobby Hall, Bill Mitchell, Johnny Baxter, Bill Normna, Bob McSwain, Kenny West, Harry Folsom, Allen Sellars, Jon Gullette, Jet? Elwood. Third row: Joe Priest, Greer Bridges, Jim Barbabella, Jan Longnecker, Danny Cromer, Gary Burkholder, Walter McCants, Buel Simpson, Fletcher Livingston, Alex McCraven, Al Smith, Lloyd Moore, Ronnie Human, John Dent. Fourth row: Jim Wood, Glenn Richards, Carl French, Emil Nonnenberg, John Hudson, Ballard Edgar, Shan Smith, Dennis Ferrell, Roy Seymour, Steve Clark, Don Elkington, Eddie Roland, Bill Chastain, Murray Gay, Travis Rogers, Brian Bailie. 46 77 LETTERS, WE GET LETTERS . . ., is a song that the members of the C Club often sing. To become a member of this organization an athlete must letter in a sport and meet the approval of the sponsor and head coach, Mr. John Aclcock. CLUB This active group manages the concession during football and basketball seasons and sells candy to raise funds. The money collected goes toward purchasing letter jackets. Keeping the track and football field in tip-top shape is a continuous service performed by the C Club. The energetic members also aid in the school beautification program. SCHOLARSHIP, INC. GO! CHIEFS, GO! can easily be heard from the true leaders of school spirit at CHS. These boys are seen at every game wearing their Kelly-green Sportsmanship, Inc. jackets and urging the fans to get behind their team IOOW. Their most notable pre-game service is the big job of plastering clever and intriguing school spirit signs up and down CHS halls. This year as ri money raising project and to promote greater school spirit, Sportsmanship, Inc. Club, under the direction of Coach Dreyspring, sponsored a Big Chief decal sale, had a car wash, and closed the year with a big social-get-to- gether party for all members. Incidentally the horn on the football scoreboard is by courtesy of the Sportsmanship, Inc. members who raised the money with last year's bumper stickers. SPORTSMANSHIP, INC.-Front row: Mr, Fred Dreyspring, Bill Robinson, Raymond Charlton, Tony Prieta, Steve Foxworth, Brian Bailie. Second row: Butch Rosenblatt, Cal Henderson, Jan McCullers, Kenneth Tucker, Larry Croy, Don Gray. Third row: Doug Bramlett, Jim Whitmer, Woody Miley, Raymond Jahn, Mike Taylor, Fred Chapman, Paul Thompson. Fourth row: Jimmy Cobb, Tom Knaus, Denny Houser, Johnny Dean, Tommy Joseph, Don Tucker.

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V Wg, N.. Hn, , gl.......l....i....,.,,. MONEY FOR A GOOD CAUSE was that contributed by the Dad's Club to installation of air conditioners for Mr. Leto's office and the men teachers' lounge. The Dads supervised the con- cession stands, directed parking, and managed various booths for many sports events to raise money for their worthy activities. BAND PATRON S BEHIND THE BIG BAND of the Fighting Chiefs is this smaller band of patrons, parents, and interested citizens. This group sponsored the February band concert and dinner which drew 1000 people and netted nearly 35300. Members of the Band Patrons' Club also run the conces- sion stands at various local band ac- tivities. All funds raised during the year are donated toward the pur- chase of instruments, uniforms, and other equipment needed by the music department. The Band Patrons' also play host to the county-Wide Junior High School Band contest held in April and work with any project to pro- mote music and the success and progress of Chamberlain's Marching and Melodious Chiefs. row: Mrs. Hillyer, Mr. Hillyer. 1 .I X rf .1-. DAD'S CLUB BOARD OF DIRECTORS DADS' CLUB-Front row: Tam McNichols, Jock Parsons, Soc Diaz, Jr., Townsend Belt, Pat Brown, Stanley Pochis, Ed Mc- ,X Ilwain, Jack Henderson, Calvin Faster, Carl Cooper. Second row: Henry Bonar, Martin Westrich, J. A. Livingston, Victor X Penalbcx, Joseph Colderclzzo, Merlvin Schroeter, Fred Rice, Ben Beuggeman, Charles Little, Ben Hill, Jr., John Honer. Other directors not shown: J. H. Griffie, Bill Joseph, J. R. Stapleton, John Whatley, Jr. These have this year included the establishment of a Loan Scholarship Foundation- to assist deserving students in further- ing their education, -the building of rest rooms on the east side of the stadium, and the promotion of the general welfare of Chamberlain High and its students. BAND PATRONS' CLUB-Front row: Mr. Price, Mrs. Grant, Mrs. Bearss, Mr. Flores, Mr, Conrad. Second row: Mrs. Conrad, Mrs. Rodgers, Mrs. Lynn, Mrs. Flores, Mrs. Burnett, Mrs. Shell, Mrs. Fernandez, Mrs. Kicklighter. Third row: Mrs. Pahl, Mr. Vanek, Mrs. Vcmek, Mr. Wrye, Mrs. Wrye, Mrs. Johnson, Mr. Johnson, Mr. Beorss, Mr. Speziaile, Mr. Lynn. Fourth P. T. A. BETTER UNDERSTANDING between adults and youth is the goal of the Parent-Teacher Association of Chamberlain. This organization secures several scholarships to be awarded to worthy CHS graduates. Members of the club also act as chaperones for all train trips during football season in addition to furnishing refreshments for the Homecoming Dance. Among their other services to the school are the eye and ear tests given to all students with the assistance of student nurses, substituting upon occasion for classroom teachers, the donation of S500 toward the purchase of the stereophonic sound equip- ment for the music deparmtent, and work with the school beauti- fication program. P.T.A. BOARD OF DIRECTORS-Firsf row: Mrs. Henry Knabel, Mrs, H. M. Jepsen, Jr., Mrs. F. R. Conrad, Jr., Mrs. B. A. Breugge- man, Mrs. R. L. Ricker. Second row: Mrs. Chas. Bearss, Mrs. P. O. Odom, Mrs. E. L, Vanek, Mrs. D. R. Harrell, Mrs. N. H. Mitchell, Mrs. Frank Waodheod.