Chamberlain High School - Totem Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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, 2 MT., ..., ,W ,e,,,.,r,,g ,,,. Luau - filfi' by r , , ' f , f if 5 muff' A f 5 1 . it ' 1 S 3 I X as ' at af if my t . LUNCHROOM STAFF-Seaied: Helen Reils, Mayme Burroughs, Ola Jennings, Ollie Featherstone, Laura Breakey, Ethel Thrasher, Josephine Lewis. Standing: Mary Nell Evans, Bessie Ellis, Ruth Langford, Octavia Robles lmanagerj, Lillian Scheiern, Leacy Tanner, Elhel Henley, Mabel Gibbons, Merle Jarrell, Frieda Greene. Noi shown: Anita Du e. LUN CHROOM STAFF CUSTODIAL STAFF IT'S THEIR BUSINESS to see that the students at Chamberlain TWICE, YES, TWICE . . . storming Joes domain came the High School are well-fed and ready for the day's Work. In the evacuees of the North Tampa area when they were left home- early morning hours the cafeteria is open to serve a light milk- less during the high waters in the fall and early spring. joe and and-roll snack to hungry early-risers. other members of the custodial staff volunteered unceasing help Then the next task, to prepare well-balanced and tasty meals during this disaster in addition to attending to their regular duties to whet the appetites of the active student body and the teachers, around the school. keeps these CHS culinary artists at a busy race. Classroom and school grounds are kept sparkling during normal During the Hood emergency the CHS cafeteria and staff helped day activity and after many special sports and other events to by providing space and some assistance to the bustling Red Cross which Chamberlain plays host as a community center. Workers. CUSTODIAL STAFF-Firsf row: Rose Leo, Jerry Riles, Lee Webb, Mac Mickeilil. Second row: Joe Lazzara, Manuel Quinones, Joe Moleskie, Peter Leone. Noi shown: George Pinner lbuilding engineeri, Albert Garcia, 'Ralph Murphy, Hope Garcia. 123

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SCHOOL BOARD: Mr. Glenn Bullock, Mr, Clyde McLeod, Mr. Crockett Fornell, Mr. Morvin Green, Mr. AI Chiaramonte, Mr. Frank Henderson. ADMINISTRATION -Hillsborough County Board of Public Instruction HOW, CHIEF! Mr. Crockett Farnell is mode as honorary chief by Mr. John Adcock, football coach, left, and Mr. Ateo Leto, principal, right, at an annual football banquet. 122 X M f f 'AMW TAKING TIME out of his busy, pressing day, Mr. Crockett Farnell, Superin- tendent of Public Instruction for Hillsborough County, greets visitors with o fomiliar smile.

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A ' :A as HYSICAL Lis., J. i..'. ' .,- . One-mo, one-two! On your mark! Hike! Through D sports our bodies grow healthy and strong, and our minds become more alert. In developing ourselves physically, we unconsciously gain mental skills and moral values. We develop physical and spiritual endurance, and We learn the true meaning of sportsmanship. fi? 12-1