Chamberlain High School - Totem Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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JOYCE SUTTON CAROLYN UHRIG MARGARET WADE EDITH WARREN JAMES TAMPLIN JEANNE VAN FLEET MONROE WANAMAKER WANDA WATSON S8934 Q We xl 'ta r ' g N. ,, .,, Y q We ,, it 5 or ' . Q f sf ffm- - -.1-is -hk' r ' ,. i -mi ye ff , f .L t 'f 5 ,. , i ,ff LEWENE TREMBLEY MARTHA TRUETT DANNY TURLEY MERCEDES VARONA RALPH VIERDAY WILTON VIERDAY SENIORS One goal is won - Graduates start a new Journey THOSE 1956 SOPHS who started their senior high course at the new Chamberlain school set a busy calendar for these last few months, All the usual senior class activities became the subjects of chats and chatter as the Chiefs paused here beneath my post during the free hours. The triple schedule of classes this year kept the upper classmen divided into three lunch shifts but the extra-curricular doings allowed good friends enough time together. Now the future began to beg attention. Seniors, college-bound, came to the College Night session with their parents, asked for conferences with counselors, and took exams for scholarships and rating. Letters of application for admission were written to colleges of choice. Those boys and girls who were going directly into the business world took tests given by the Florida Employment Services. Thus they learned their aptitudes and capabilities. Then came the days spotlighted by naming of senior class commit- tees, the measuring for caps and gowns, the last club activities, the Prom, Baccalaureate, and finally Graduation Day. Chamberlain's second graduating class turned faces to new horizons. Many new interests and responsibilities were theirs. 39