Chamberlain High School - Totem Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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Operafion confusion! MR. JOSEPH DIX MR. ROBERT SEIBERT MRS. MARJORIE WOOLDRIDGE HI-FI AND RADIO occupy the time of MR. JOSEPH DIX when he isn't busy teaching the fundamentals of economics and sociol- ogy in his H3 or Problems in American Democracy course. He also acts as co-sponsor of the Junior Civitans. Mr. Dix attended East Carolina College and the University of Georgia, obtaining his A.B. degree in geography. Would you know this 3564 dollar questionP What happened in the year 1066 A.D.P This and other questions can be answered in World History classes such as those taught by MR. ROBERT SEIBERT. This new corner to CHS faculty took over the coaching post for the Chiefs' basketball team. He guided the boys to cham- pionship status in a few short months. Mr. Seibert received his B.S. degree at Auburn and also did grad- uate work, earning a Masters degree. A former resident of the Orient is MRS. MARJORIE WOOL- DRIDGE, who teaches classes in H1 and sponsors the Y-Teens at Chamberlain. Mrs. Wooldridge, whose job as an English teacher in the Troop Information and Education Program took her to far- away places, earned her A.B. degree at Mary Washington College. Another social studies elective, Bible History, includes the study of both the Old and New Testaments. A study of the geography of the Middle East is included in the course, along with acheolog- ical discoveries, such as the Dead Sea Scrolls. TEMPLES and 'rablefs serve as the subiec-I- of conversation befween Mr. Shriner, Lewis Jackson, and Alice Hayes.

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MR. JOHN STABILE lnieresfed sfudenfs review prolecfs and fexfs of H4 classes. Family Life Education and Bible History, Popular . TIMIDITY, frustration, and nervousness are only a few of the ucomplexesl' in MR. JOHN STABILE,S popular Family Life Edu- cation class. Budgets, bills, and balances also get on the agenda of this interesting course. Mr. Stabile also sponsors the Wheel Club of CHS. He attended the University of Tampa where he received a B.S. degree. Books on shelf. No talking after the bell rings. These familiar phrases greet the students who pass through the door of Room 224 on a test day. MR. JOE YGLESIAS, who teaches American His- tory, also sponsors the Junior Optimists. He majored in Spanish and Social Studies at Arizona State College. MR. JOE YG-LESIAS MRS. JOAN HERNANDEZ NEW sponsor of the Pan-American Club is MRS. JOAN HER- NANDEZ, who is usually busy teaching World History and classes in Spanish 1. Mrs. Hernandez attended Louisiana State University, Johns Hopkins, and Tulane University. She earned both B.A. and M.A. degrees, majoring in Romance Languages. Versatility is the key to the success of MR. ROBERT BYRNES. He not only teaches World History, but also co-sponsors the Junior Civitans and coaches a highly successful golf team. Mr. Byrnes attended Tampa University and New York Univer- sity and holds a B.S. degree. MR. ROBERT BYRNES

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