Chamberlain High School - Totem Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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3 .., ,. , ROBERT BURGER JACK BUSCH ROBERT CARLISLE BILLY CARTER WILLIAM BURGESS DORIS BUSH ANDREA CARON RONNIE CARTER BRENDA JO BURKETTE CORA CALDWELL GAIL BURRELL DIXIE CAMPBELL X WILLIAM BURT GEORGE CAMPBELL STUDENTS ON THE MOVE...A NEW LOOK AT A NEW SCHOOL 'lihe end of our sophomore year over on the hill brought 1 . many rumors of a new high school being built in North Tampa. ln time, layouts of pictures and building plans in local news- papers confirmed the rumors, and later with some misgivings and apprehensions, the students from the North Tampa area heard the official announcement of the transferring of students. But the confirmation of the rumors, the appearance of plans and even the nearly completed campus had no reality .... VVe had entered high school as sophomores at the 30-year-old school over on the hill, had learned the traditions of the ivy-covered castle where gen- erations of Tampans had set the pace. Now we were juniors in a new-born building whose functional halls remembered only the stone mason and the carpenter .... On opening day, 1190 students met at Chamberlain High School and saw the flag raised over the building for the first time-our building. Moments later, our first assembly brought many' pleasant experiences to be recorded on the opening page of our memory book of CHS: the group singing, the first copy of our newspaper, individual floor-plan maps for all and a special welcome address by our new principal, Rlr. Leto .... Now we were a School, a student body. One. Now we had some- thing to remember.