Chamberlain High School - Totem Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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CONNIE McKEE JUDITH McMANUS PATRICIA McNICHOLAS CAROLE McSWAIN DEANNA MEDLIN RONNIE MERCER BRENDA METTS MARY ANN MICCERI PAT MILAM RONALD MONTAL SHIRLEY MOOLHUYSEN DEANNA MOORE JERRY MOORE WAYNE MOORE CLAYTON MORGAN KATHY MORGAN JAMES MULLINS JOYCE MITCHELL NINA MOORE MARY MURPHY

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,gin-ft X xr LOIS PEPPER LANNY PETERS CARILOU PETERSON LAUREN PIDGEON LARRY PIERCEALL DONALD PIPPIN RAY PITTMAN BOB POST KAREN POVETZ JIMMY POWERS SHARON POWERS SHIRLEY PREBIS JOYCE PROUGH LORETTA PULLEY SENIORS C H S totem sets goals high design shield and pole THE TOTEM POLE, representing a clan's history, heroes, and ideals, is built by tradition and achievement. Chamberlain's own tribal column has been created to mark the worthy accomplishments of this great totem and some of its outstanding chieftains. With aims set high the warriors of North Tampa climb step by step toward their goals and one by one carve symbolic figures on the CHS totem pole. 'iAd stellas aspiramusf' the motto of the Chiefs expressing their hopes is handed on to all newcomers who lose no time in taking for their own the catchy phrase,', We aspire to the starsf, So the Star of Aspiration was placed on the totem shield, the first hgure was carved on the totem pole. A book-of knowledge-to indicate another purpose became the second symbol. Wherever and whenever a Chief is seen, he 'strives to portray good sportsmanship-on the athletic Held, in the classroom, in crowds, and everywhere he may be. A winged foot was cut into the, as yet imag- inary, totem pole and placed upon the shield. To symbolize the loyalty of Chamberlainites to the clan a Chiefis head became the first face added. The CHS totem has its shield and pole, each having a star to repre- sent aspirationg a book for knowledgeg a winged foot for sportsman- shipg and a Chiefis head for loyalty. I am the Spirit of Loyalty-the Spirit of Chamberlain High. 35