Chamberlain High School - Totem Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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A HIGH-FLYING puck holds ihe ohenfion of two teams in o badminton gome. we r 5 gas mmm THREE WATCHERS pretend need for for-sighfed skill after this golfer missed. HEATLH HABITS, CGORDINATION AND RECREATION LETTERS are awarded to those girls who earn 1000 points or more by putting in extra time on Study Day, after school, or with intra-mural activities. Some of these duties include ofliciaringy earning of first-aid and Water-safety badges, selling programs at the inter-scholastic games, and many individual outdoor forms of recreation including hiking, swirnrning, horse-back riding, etc. W, TWO TEAMS come under Yhe nef in a close vie fc keep the volley bu!-I in the air STEALING A BASE is part of the game in which girls' P.E. class play softball. 9

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Mlss Priscilla Hunt Mrs. Lucie Bagwell Miss Barbara Robles GIRLS in physical education class have some exciting moments in soccer game. PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLASSES TRAIN GIRLS IN GOOD PHYSICAL FITNESS and mental alertness are two of the ideals of the Girls' Physical Education Department. Through the well- planned program of studies and games of all kinds the girls be- come active participants in a variety of sports and intelligent spectators of many more. They learn the joy of healthy competi- tion and getting along socially in intra-mural activities. ,K K , ,.-1 TWO STUDENTS learn the or? of serve, refurn, and skillful play in tennis 125 Each girl has a chance to ind an interesting form of recreation, develop her skill in some active sport, learn coordination of mind with muscles, and practice good health habits. The Department offers opportunity to learn the rules and play the game in these and other sports: tennis, golf, basketball, volleyball, track, tum- bling, etc. A QUARTETTE of basketball players miss a basket and cz score in a prqeiiee session.

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127 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Judy Tesferman, Lynn Jani, Tony Galvin, Susan Baker, Karen Wilkinson, Martha Ann Hansberry, head cheerleader. CHAMBERLAIN CHEERLEADERS WITH STOUT YELLS AND LIVELY STEP SPARK THE SPIRIT SPARKPLUGS OF SPIRIT, Chamberlains cheerleading squad generates enthusiasm and pep within the student body and the followers of the Chiefs' teams. Rain or shine, these girls, led by Martha Ann Hansberry, must preserve their high spirits and instill others with them. With their colorful costumes, well-coordinated steps, and hearty cheers, these especially-selected maidens of the Big Tribe lend a touch of color and voice to the exciting gridiron contests. They urge the fans to double their pep, and they play hostesses to the visiting cheerleaders of the opponent teams. During the Winter and Spring sports seasons the Chiefs, Cheer- leaders set up the pep rallies, teach all comets the old and new yells, and do all that they can to foster good school spirit and all-round good sportsmanship. WHEN THEY FIRST BEGAN-cheerleaders-to-be are here shown practicing in the hot August sun before school opened: Karen Wilkinson, Susan Baker, Judy Schoenborn, Charlotte Peterson, J. D. Mason, Betty Lou Oliver, Perry Hance, Karen Ferrell. -4