Chamberlain High School - Totem Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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DADS' CLUB Mr. Ben Breuggeman. Mr. Ateo P. Leto. Mr. J. L. Young. Mr. Henry Bonar. Mr. Roland Pittman. Col. John C. Dent. Mr. Joe C. Calderazzo. Mr. Ray Stapleton. Another helping hand to our school is from the CHS lJad's Club which practices the IX D-l'l'-YUL'RSI'II.F creed for projects around Chamberlain. This year with their han- dling of the parking for all football games and other means they raised 54300. llluch of this they have used for the fol- lowing: insurance for football players QSIJ-P23 1 building of concession stand 4535003 3 contribution to l .l .A. who helped tt stand C52-TSP 1 floodlights 1:93005 5 Parkas and Hoods for football team 452753, and sidewalks for athletic field. PTA EXECUTIVE BOARD-Clockwise, left to right: Mrs. J. W. Greene E Mrs. F. A. Woodhead, Mrs. Fred Newberger, Mrs. Octavia Robles. Mr. Ateo ' Leto. Mr. Carl Rassler, Mrs. O. J. Hornbeck. Mrs. Sam Bissett. Mrs. H. M. Jepsen. Blom and Dad get an inside view of our school activities, thanks to the PTA at Chamberlain! This organization promotes good rela- tionships and understanding between the teachers and the parents of students. Our active PTA sponsors an annual Thanksgiving dinner and brings the bulletin room mothers together. Seniors meet PTA mem- bers at cap and gown measurement time, another PTA project. The portrait of Xlr. Leto which hangs in our library was presented to us by them. I O I N... ...M - r -fs . its 'Tg0gir,jy I i A ft A ' 7433 - ,-l,, . . ,.,. 9 'a Any funds raised by the PTA are used to beautify or improve the school. BAND PATRONS The CHS band has its first fan club! . . . The Hand Patrons. an organization made up of the parents of band students, and interested citizens. have made our band their special project. They spend much time helping our band to raise funds for uniforms, instruments. and equipment. through the sale of candy and participation in Tag Day. BAND PATRONS CLUB-Left to right: Mrs. R. A. Delisle IAC- tivity Chairmantg Mrs. John C. Nash .Treasureriz Mr. Pete Flores fPresidentb: Mrs. W. S. Rodgers 1Secretaryi: Mrs. J. I.. Beverly fPast President! Not pirtured is Mrs. C. R. Burgess tYice Presi- denti.

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Y-TEENS Y-TEENS - Seated, left to right: Charlene Wiggins. San- dra King. Annette Ryan. Pat Livesay, Naomi Torre. San- dra Richardson. Second row: Patricia Madison. Barbara Livingston. Helen Largent. Nancy Livesay. Jeanne Van Fleet. Madge Fussell. Third row: Paula Holt, Carilou Peterson. Yonda Burgess. Nancy Hunn. Roberta Nic- Gafley, Wanda Athey, Patri- cia Arehart. Carol Martin, Mrs. Carolyn Day. Lyndy Blair, Barbara Hornbeck. Some Tampa families were happier at Thanksgiving and Christmas this year! Wvhy? Y-'lieensl The Y-'lieens this year prepared baskets of food for needy families during the Christ- mas and Thanksgiving season as well as caroling together at Christmas. 'lihe money raised from Y-'lieens service projects all goes High times. Hi-Y . . . these two words really go together, because when the Hi-Y boys get together for their conference par- ticipation in such sports as swimming, base- ball, tennis and howling, the outcome is always fun and good times. Besides their participation in the sports, Hi-Y boys went on a jaunt to 'l'allahassee to attend the Hi-Y and 'liri-Y conference. and they served their school by helping out behind the concession stand during the foot- ball games. Any boy may qualify as a member of this :lub by attending three meetings consecu- tively and visiting the Y.NI.C..-X. once Z1 month. Hi-Y-Seated, left to right: Jimmy Carpenter. David Stephens. Jimmy Holland. George Fhr- hard. Bill O'Dll, Charles Joyner. Second rot:-: Nlr. Yacher, Jim Wavnick. James Stove. Ronald Nlontal. Jimmy Klapps. Third row: Danny Tur- ley. Larry Bolkin. Fred Joyner. Leroy Rladen. Al Menendez. FL toward sending a girl to the Y-'lieens summer conference 'lil oming game and the dance that followed the Pow-XVow skits. Y-'lieen girls have all earned a average in their stud- ies and have accepted the goals and standards of the club. HI- iey sponsored the big Chiefs' l'ow-XYow before the home-

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'Yi' '4- l........ 1 WHAT MAKES IT SPARKLE SO? From zero hour to eighth period, the lunchroom is a favorite meeting place of all CHS students. Our hard- working, edicient lunchroom workers, under the supervi- sion of Xlrs. Octavia Rohles, lunchroom director, provide snacks for us before and after school, from orange juice and doughnuts in the morning to that afternoon millcshalce at the new soda fountain. Other unsung heroes around our school are the lwuild- ing custodians, under the direction of head custodian, Xlr. George Pinner. The shiny new huilding is kept in 'ltip-top running condition luv these orderly workers, and class- rooms liecome immaculately elf-an once again after the hectic school hours. From earlv morn' till nearlv midnight, in shifts for regu- lar tasks or special events. from lunchroom worker to gardener, they lahor to assure a clean huilding. ready for the stampede of student feet when the 3:10 hell rings. LUNCH ROOM STAFF-I. right: Mrs. Octavia Robles. Mrs. Ollie Featherstone. Nlrs. Mayme roughs. Hrs. Ethel Bland, Mrs. Nlerle Jarrell. Mable Gibbons. Bark: Ruth Langford. Lillian Schliern. f r f M ' sr CUSTODIANS-Seated, left Io right: Nlary Yalclez. Hrs. Rose Leo. Standing: Joe Lazzara. Lee Webb. Manuel Quintones. Albert Garcia. Sigmund Baroska. Peter Leona. William Dowd. Hugh Bexley. Nlr. George Pinner. Chief. 133 1 x