Chamberlain High School - Totem Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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imma Wffmsss-zwfaaa , , MORE VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Lois Pepper, Co-head, Charlotte Peterson, Barbara Livingston, Gail Magnon, Head, Paula Holt, and Karen Ferrell. co-G0-GO-Ggll Each spring a clinic is held for those girls from Chamberlain and the 9th graders from the feeder junior highs who Want to be C.H.S. cheerleaders. Each day after school yells and routines are taught by the patient, present cheerleaders. After the two-Week training period, the double elimination begins. Nervously, the girls don matching shirts, shorts, and shoes, pin One of the highlights of the year for the cheerleaders was a banquet given for representatives of all the Tampa area high schools. It was held at Columbia Restaurant, with Plant cheer- leaders acting as hostess. Each school provided entertainment and told of their different activities. LEADING the Fighting Chiets in cheering the team on to victory at one ot the many athletic events ot the year, is the energetic Gail Magnon, Head Cheerleader, and the Varsity squad. 125 on their numbers, and appear before the judges of the first elimi- nation-faculty members. Based on voice, skill, and appearance, the qualifying candidates are then presented to the student body and next yearis cheerleaders are chosen by popular vote. Then, come September and the pre-planning period, they'll officially be- come the new Chamberlain Cheerleaders. 4 '1.-

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