Chamberlain High School - Totem Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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EXECUTIVE BOARD of Student Council. first row, left to right: David Brown. Mr. Frank Carpenter. Nlrs. Gun- hild Hanson. .Yeronrl row: Mary Ann Galvin, Nettie-Grace McClellan. Henry Honar. Paula Holt. ,ll Students buy supplies from Council hookstore. 7-...... Nils Democracy Work fifU'DQg L. L UV will Milf CEU .lohn Rowsex gets a note from Jeanne Shulvert while l'at NlcNichols warns others to observe QUIET DAY til BUCCCSS. Nlr. Carpenter talks tn the student council while Nlr. Leto listens, mo. ller l

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Front row, left to right: Paula Holt. Mary Ann Galvin. Nettie-Grace McClellan, Henry Bonar. David Brown, Mr. Frank Carpenter lSponsorb. Serond row: Patti Greene, June West. Pat Yearta, Naomi Dennison. Brenda Branch, Jeanette Pierce. Margaret Townsend. Jenean Led- hetter. Myrtle Cody. Third row: Marilyn Zahner. Clara Shubert, Doris Hamilton. Carol Lein- inger, Patsy Deane. Don Newberger. Robert Stuart. Roger Abbott. Ralph Fernandez. Fourth row: Phil Clement, Carol McSwain. Jim Miller. Janice Jones, Mike Thompson. Bill Whitston. Barbara Livingston, Danny Douglas. Ginger Gaskins. Fifth row: Richie Falcon, Martha Ann Hansberry, Nancy Burnett, Jimmy Hall, Mark Wright, Gail Magnon, Betty Mills. Bonnie Cow- art, Jan Hill. Sixth row: Lee Young, Roy Wilcox. Nicky Touchton, Ben Hill. Larry Foulkrod. Peter Sealey. Gloria Getz. Karen Adams. Bebe .lo Faulkner. Julie Moore. Billy Hansherrv. Bob W'idgery. Jerry Reynolds. STUDENT Makes Government plays its part even in schooll Wie see this through the functions of our Student Council. 'lihe projects of this governmental organization are manv and varied. such as the purchase of a chiefs head for the front of the building. the initiation of the Quiet Day, the music piped into the Jafeteria. and a new Safety Council. .5 as Xleetings are held every Study Uav under the direction l !,,J of Xlr. Frank Carpenter, in the cafeteria or auditorium. Rep- resentatives are chosen from each homeroom, their responsi' lviliry heing to attend the meetings and make a report hack To their hulletin room on the actions of the council. 'lihev of the council must maintain at least a average. An official school election hy hallot decides who will serve as the Student Council officers for the proceeding: year. S Left to right: Ben Hill. Wanda Watson. Barbara Livingston. J. C. Brown, Pete Baker. lls

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INTER-CLUB COUNCIL-First row, left to right: Mr. Leto Margaret Applegate. Joel Maxon, Patsy Deane, Charles Hardin Bonar. April Neeld. Nettie-Grace McClellan. Charles Morgan. Smith, Anna Mae Ashton, Carolyn Tucker, LaVerne Pearson. Carlisle. Fifth row: Sarah Yierdav. Roy Nelms. DeYoe Moore. Bobby Barnes. Henry Dee. Dennis Ross. Shirley McMillan. . David Rairigh. Jane! Krier, Gloria Getz. Henry Bonar. Setond row: . Gail McLoughlin. Dawson Shores. Third row: George Ehrhard, David Gay Konradt. Nancy .lo Hickman. David Brown. Fourth row: Jerry Betty Sue White. Betsy Mottola. Mary Ann Galvin, Clint Baker, Bob Betty Crawford. Margie Simpson. Louise Dorsey. .ludv Schoenborn. INTER-CLU COUNCIL Co-Ordinates All CHS Ac Co-Ordinates All CHS Anchor Cluh-Nettie-Grace K1cClellan Art Cluh-Nancy -lo Hickman liand-David Rairigh Biologians-Roy Nelms C Cluh-Donnie Peterson Camera Cluh-H enry Dee Cheerleaders-XIaryann Galvin Chiefettes-l.ouise Dorsey Chieftain--lanet Krier Civinettes-.ludy Shotts lJ.C.'l'.-Ralph Fernandez llehating Cluh-Patsy Deane Drill 'lieam-Gail Klchaugghlin Future Business Leaders-lietti Crawford Future Farmers-liohhv Barnes Future Homemalters-Carolyn 'liuclcer lfuture Nurses-Gloria Getz Future Scientists-Roger Sutor Future 'lieachc-rskSarah Yierday Girls' Chorus-llarjorie Simpson Hi-Y-C ieorge lfhrhard Alunior Civitans-Dennis Ross ,lunior lfxchange-Jerry Smith hlunior Lions-Richard Shores .lunior Optimists-lioh Carlisle Junior Red Cross-Xlargaret Applegate Kei Club-Clint Baker Kiivanettes-Gail Burrell Latin Cluh-Anna llae Ashton Klaviorettes-Shirley Klchlillan l2H Activities A home divided against itself cannot stand, once said a famous President. The presidents of the Cluhs of Chamber- lain, hearing this thought in mind, have hound themselves together in the lnter-Cluh Council. 'lihe goal of this Presi- dents' organization is to co-ordinate the activities of the cluhs in order to avoid eoniiicting schedules, and to promote co- operation among the Cluhs. The Vice-President of the Student Council presides over the meetings where the cluh prexies discuss mutual problems and ideas. KIathematics-lDavid lionar Xlixed Chorus-David Brown Modern Dance Cluh-Betty Sue VVhite National Honor Society-lVill liissett Pan-American Cluh-Gay Konradt Quill and Scroll-Charles Klorgan 'liotem-Karen Adams Safety Council-Charles Hardin Sportsmanship lnc.-Delvoe Kloore Sports Officials Cluh-l-aYerne Pearson Student Council-David llrown 'lihespians-April Neeld llvheel Cluh-Joel Klaxon Y-'l'eens-Lindy Blair Cluh-Betsy Xlottola