Chamberlain High School - Totem Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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k.2 11,3 I ' W' ii 'A Q: 11 ,J is 4 if V A,,, mmm I v . These students were chosen to represent Chamberlain High School at Boys' and Girls' State. June. 1957. They are Julie Moore and Carolyn Beverly with .l. C. Brown, Will Bissett, and Pete Sealey. JOHN KINSMAN YYONNE KYLE RAYMOND KING JANET KRIER J' is yds. gi agus. 1 ff f???.7,'5'fl'7Llf3 5 -,,izQ.g.,.K.2' - 1 f 1?-1 - 722 .K Q H -1 V , lx. . ,Y IU'- aa.,- 'K iff ' ag ff, .Mm We K 'Mme JIM KLUEH DAYID LANE 2 . KG a aaa. A 2. A ,'a. - aw! SHIRLEY JONES .IANIS JUILLARD GAY KONRADT JUDY LAWLER ff. I , flaw 'YI' Q CHARLES JOYNER JUDY KELSEY MARY LOU ALAN LEBEDA

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MARLENE HENNIS VIVIAN HOLDER JACOB HUTCHINSON .JAMES JOHNSON K ANN HESS JAMES HOLLAND .IANE LEE JEWELL WILLIAM JOHNSON Ks...- PAUL HEWETT LINDA HORN Q I -,v JANICE HILL WE ESTABLISH TRADITIONS... AND EARN OUR PLACE IN THE COMMUNITY 'lihe next months at Chamberlain were filled with excitement and many firsts. lVe began to realize that, although we were officially juniors, we were figuratively the senior class. the school leaders, and to us fell the many responsibilities of club, Class, and school organization .... Along with the ordinary hum of school life came the activities which made our class unique, apart from the classes to follow: we helped at the dedication of our school. named the school paper. selected the school colors, yelled new cheers to root our first athletic team to its first victory. marched through the streets of the city in our newly-selected hand uni- forms. and first sang our Alma Xlater in assembly .... Klang: of us saw the realization of a high school student's greatest achieve- ment when our National Honor Society held its first induction. Our journalism aces, too, were tapped by International Quill and Scroll as charter members .... llany clubs opened charter chapters to the boys and girls who had special interests and Hserv- ice for a motto .... Lip and down the long wings of this new building walked students, teachers, parents, and visitors to classes, meetings, assemblies, and special events .... The walls of Cham- berlain now held the real heart of the community. MARGARET HILTBRAND MERLE HOWARD SARAH HUMPHRIES

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