Chamberlain High School - Totem Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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MRS. WINIFRED LIVELY Head of English Department Students Gain Basic Skills From Courses In English VERBS! VERBS! VERBS! This might have been the main dish in a junior high school English Course, but not in the versatile field of English at Chamberlain. Reading comprehension, knowledge of grammar, and efficiency in speaking play major roles in our English department. To add interest and sparkle to the somewhat dull routine, as students sometimes say, there are always units in literature. Sophomores won't readily forget Silas Marzwrg nor the juniors, their term paper. In the far future shades of Macbeth will return to haunt many a senior. her artistic talents for many school activities. Originally from Tampa, Miss Curry left home to attend Florida Southern but decided to return to her home town. to finish her college educa- tion at Tampa U. with a B.S. in Secondary Education. In spite MLIVELYH is the word to describe MRS. WINIFRED LIVELY, teacher at CHS. Heading the English department is only one of her many activities. She teaches Drama I and II and is a sponsor of the Thespian Society. She is also responsible for the organiza- tion and management of the Saturdayniters, a new dramatic group, which makes it possible for students to display more of their acting ability. Mrs. Lively, who attended Florida State U. where she received her A.B. in Drama, taught. at Jefferson High before coming to Chamberlain as a charter member of our faculty. Finally promoted! MISS JOYCE CURRY has moved from Room 102 to Room 103 and now teaches Junior English classes. She is co-sponsoring the National Honor Society and enjoys using of out-of-state offers, Miss Curry jumped at the chance to be among the first faculty of CI-IIS .... One of the busiest teachers at CHS is MRS. KATHERINE LEEBER who checks many an English and English X theme and is a sponsor of the Chamberlain Honor Society. Mrs. Leeper comes from North Carolina where she attended Meredith College. She received her AB in English and Social Studies there and did some graduate work at Duke University .... Great Day in the Morning -and that is when the day begins for MRS. CAROLYN DAY. Sponsoring the Junior and Senior Y-Teens and teaching sophomore English here at Chamberlain keeps her day filled. Mrs. Day is a native of the Blue Grass State. She attended Transylvania College in Lexing- ton. Previous to her arrival at CHS she taught at Boone County High School in Kentucky. . ' 5 as 0 A 5 4 A . ..,.,.p , r rj ,L j ., s sk ' XE . gzfigrj Q 'X . . . 'Qi ui' v 1 - il-1455 'K -. . 42' LU fb: I Mass JoYce cuRRY MRS. KATHERINE LEEPER MRS- CAROLYN DAY