Chamberlain High School - Totem Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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7 ., ,rf Q . l s 232' gs . f' I V, QW 2, 5 MW 2 7' I Y GLYNN NIYERS LEO NEUPAUER DALE OSBORNE PATRICIA PACKNIAN PAUL MYERS WALTER NICHOLS EWANNA OYERSTREET LEON PERDOMO a 95 ow ! ani- lb 'Q' gl. Qi, KAY NAPIER APRIL NEELIJ IRENE NETTLES ETHEL NININIO LYNN OFFENHAUER ELLEN OLIVER MANY GOALS WON WE DEPART AS CHIEFS EVER LOYAL All at once it happened! September was here again. and this time we were not regretting the return to the daily school life, for this time we would be seniors. IYhat a thrill to receive our class ringsl . . . Chamberlain's second football team swung into action, and the season was one to remember. The final pep as- sembly of the football season brought poverty to all of us when we donated nearly Slllflll to the Chief's Head fund. The publica- tions department sponsored its second annual Autumn Queen festival. The basketball boys and other athletic Chiefs stamped Chamberl::in's name a little deeper on the lYest Coast Confer- ence map .... Some individuals brought signal honors to the campus of this new school .... Chamberlain High School had now really arriyedl ln December its name was added to the list of accredited high schools by the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools ..... A nd this in the second yearl . . . As graduation grew closer, we began to realize how fast Cham- berlain had grown from a cold. stiff structure to a school, warm with traditions. school spirit. and inspiration. lYe had filled her halls with laughter, friendship, and happy memories. She in turn imparted to us knowledge. and a sense of responsibility in our position as high school graduates. IYe accepted our diplomas with mixed feelings of pride and humble thankfulness-pride in our achievements. and thankfulness for the many gifts Chamberlain had bestowed on us as her first graduating class.

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