Chamberlain High School - Totem Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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MW .gil it or Kenneth Taylor Paul Taylor Marcia Temple Judith Testerman Patricia Thomas Rosemary Thomas Paul Thompson jeffrey Thorne Leonard Tinnen Josephine Toland Nancy Tompkins Nick Touchton HON ORS AND A W ARDS ANNOUNCED IN SPECIAL ASSEMBLY Dear Jan, Rush . . . Rush . . . Rush . . . These past few weeks have really been flying by! Placements are over with and we didn't do so bad after all. Right now I am struggling with a term paper. Those long hours spent in our school library! I didn't know there were so Larry Touzeau Margaret Townsend Alan Trombley many kinds of footnotes- Mildred Tucker Ann Turner George Ute,-hal-dt Some lucky seniors are making plans for that spring trek to the Big City, They're at a mad pace trying to keep up with the work which seems to pile up at one time. It won't be long now before the announcement of the title of the senior class play. Soon they will issue a call for tryouts. Hear it's going to be the most. We're looking forward to the special assembly when all the awards will be given to Chamberlain students who have done outstanding work. Many of those will be awarded the much-hoped-for scholarships. This reminds me that it won't be long before those marks of a senior-the ID cards-will have to be forfeited, and along with them will go the special privileges of going ahead in line. Oh well, it was fun while it lasted. Of course, the main topic of conversation is the coming of Commencement activities. Committees are working like beav- ers. All you hear around school is prom . . . dress, date, and party, baccalaureate, and graduation. After a summer of work or rest, new experiences lie ahead. Some will go into business, marriage, or to college. But to all of us, this has been a great year-one we'll always remember. Lee