Chamberlain High School - Totem Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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- A . l I . l i MINDING THE STORE while the boss is away is only one of the many tasks associated with the Office of Assistant Prin- cipal. MR. CARL RASSLER spends long hours, day and night, ironing out student and faculty problems. Although these duties demand much of his time and energy, his door is always open to CHS students and teachers who need his help. Mr. Rassler attended Lehigh University, Bucknell University, and the University of Florida. He received his B.A. at Muhlen- berg College and a M.S. from the University of Pennsylvania, of which state he is a native. He is a member of Pi Alpha Theta, national history honorary society. ., .qw .--'!,, YA. .-i 'Yi ,. ,mai i .- E--- -L .ef - .l P, CALMING THE CHAOS of everyday school life, Mrs. Rumph and Mr. Maney often solve many problems on their positions as deans at C.H.S. MRS. MARY EARLE RUMPH, past member of the Na- tional Honor Society at Plant High School, obtained her B.A. degree from F.S,C.W. Following this she acquired her M.A. in Education from University of Florida. During World War II Mrs. Rumph proved herself by earning the rank of Lieutenant in the Waves. MR. ERNEST MANEY also came to Chamberlain via the U.S. Navy. After graduating from Hillsborough High, Mr. Maney received a B.S. from Florida Southern and an M.A. from Florida State University. After doing his stint on Uncle Sam's ships as Lieutenant, he was DCT instructor at jefferson High, the same position he accepted at CHS before becoming dean of boys. -,iff MR. CARL A. RASSLER Arrirtamf Principal 3 5 U Qt .. li El Z V E , l A I 'A 111. ' . z 5 5 s av, . gi ' A 5 5 . xii , MRS. MARY EARLE RUMPH MR. ERNEST MANEY Dean of Girly Dean of Bays' l

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Ulilii ltliliil iNlWiQll'lAi, Ateo Leto CERTAINLY our principal, Mr. Ateo P. Leto, is a unique person. Few can carry the load and responsibility that he does and at the same time remain a friend to all. A man with a three-dimensional personality, dignity, dynamism, and determination, Mt. Leto, day by day and week by week, strives with unceasing effort to make Chamberlain a better school. Mr. Leto, who acquired an A,B. degree from the University of Florida, earned his Masters degree from the Teachers' College at Columbia University. He was a member of Phi Delta Pi National Education fraternity. At present Mr, Leto is a member of the Board of Directors of the Florida High School Activities Association, is chairman of the Hillsborough County Secondary Principals' Council, and is serving as a member of the State Advising Committee for Homemaking Education.

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IDIVIDUALS Our world is a multitude of people, each one differ- ent, each with a separate philosophy, and each with his own interests. The wise ones learn from their lives to make each day worthwhile. In the years spent at Chamberlain we have an opportunity, through experi- ences shared, to grow individually. Here, We receive lasting impressions which will guide us in years to come. E 99. .... sAxb.su..-- f9.v.,,,,'.. S f 1 um: . ' I qc' D 1- V. I :f Q5 ' y .-'QQ' Q. lb' 6, .'.' .fy at s XM . 'K f-aff' -' OJ' f Q59 J 5 SN X: t nn.. Q: Sq ah QV , ,,, i ' , ga -P i in lucy .I Lf ' ..',.' 4 X. . -i n - -XY ..... - - - gy HQ ya -A 5 Q Q. . WWW ,,,., --,www NJN , WMM r, may 16 ezrjgult V WW Y A., 53' -'ff-f' M-swm,,,.,mM 'M-' ',..MMf-,t,,... L , nf, - ' 1, 'f '