Chamberlain High School - Totem Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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MR. ROBERT PRICE THE BAND ot the Fighting Chiets torms a living teepee to 'Frame the Fire Ceremony ot the Festival ot the Harvest Moon. Marching, Music, Routines Mark Versatility ot CHS Band MR. ROBERT PRICE, one of Fl0rida's most Well-known band directors and trumpet players, waves the baton over a large group of student musicians at CHS. He is a BS. graduate of Tampa University and earned his mas- ter's degree. Beside directing the band at all functions, he has played with the Tampa Philharmonic, the Tampa Symphonette, the Ice Show, several dance bands, and is a member of the profes- sional musician's union. We take great pleasure in paying tribute to the author of the music to our Alma Mater. 'iBusyv is the best word to describe this school organization. Through its various activities, CHS's Band has gained great pres- VARSITY BAND: First row: Betty Fason, Carolyn Clarke, Wanda Watson, Wanda Barnes, Carol Martin. Second row: Jeanette Pierce, Margaret Townsend, Juanita Bell, Perry Hance, Pat Sharp, Dolores Consagra, Judy Shotts, Judy Ynclan, Vonda Burgess. Third row: Mr. Price, Band Director, Laurelee Baker, Catherine Rimes, Dorothy Michener, Dianne Mobley, Jim Bertino, Betty Shell, Donna Bellue, James Brownlee, Joe Ryan. Fourth row: Karen Seith, Carolyn Clark, Mike Thomas, Laura Bowlby, Danny Minich, Wanda Foster. Fitth row: Elmer Ashton, Charles Black, Marie Stewart. Tommy James, Janet Simpson, Danny Turley, Marie Speziale. Sixth row: Danny Brady, Violet Hicks, Butch Rosenblatt, Brodus Floyd, Bruce Kumnick. Mark Morris, Ricky Schoenbonn, Barry Stevens, Ronnie Plageman, Tom Luter. Seventh row: Wayne Fernandez, Royce Holme, Terry Menoher, Jimmy Gillum, Gordon Martin, Lanny Peters, Del Gorski. ,.. M . . r 1r '1-wx l 1 mm i7-J. 1a 1 ll fl ez. .l in-uf-v 11 'be.. ,IVY

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MR. GARY GRANELL MRS. DORIS BUTLER A MATI-IEMATICIAN DELUXE is MR. GARY GRANELL, who can Work wonders with square roots, logarithms, and tricky algebraic equations, teaches Algebra I and II. Mr. Granell, who holds a B.S. degree from Southern College also co-sponsors the Math Club. All sorts of problems arise in M10 classes and here to help solve Slide Rule No Mystery SLIDE RULE mystery solved by Math Club boys and girls with a bent for figures and puzzles. Here they set the pace for a good course to follow in further study in a field so demanding of math- ematical skills. l PROBLEMS - problems - problems all day long. them is MRS. DORIS BUTLER, former director of our Modern Dance Club. Mrs. Butler attended Eastern Michigan College and Wayne University, receiving her B.S. and M.A. degree in Mathe- matics and Health Education. She now co-sponsors the Future Teachers of America. to Members of Math Club Students in the top bracket shelf with A and B averages re- ceived letters of invitation to join the ranks of this brain-exercising group-. They hope to awaken the interest of more Chamberlain Chiefs in one of the hard-core subjects. LEFT TO RIGHT, front row: Charlotte Guyer, Mary Lotell, Linda Riclver. Second row: D. J. Cook, Harland Ehlers, Lorne Hunsberger. Third row: Ann Grossenbacher, Charles Bearss, Frank Gavin. Fourth row: Mary Lou Hart, Earl Spencer. Fifth row: Paul Carter. Standing l, to r.: Mr. Granell, Mrs. Traweelc, Billy Moorehead, Edmund Vollrath. reswwaxaam f' s- W mf . wf X wwwmv-'f W n l ' s f . . f w, ...ww 1

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OUR BAND and chorus ioin together in a church 'formation to lend a Thanksgiving spirit to the holiday game. tige over this past year. Among the events that kept the band- members in tune were the half-time football shows, the assemblies, the various parades such as the Gasparilla Parade and Ybor City Parade, and the ceremonial music for the ground breaking of the University of South Florida. This year, the band, in conjunction with the chorus, has in- augurated several events which are hoped to become traditions. If you recall, both musical organizations combined to put on one of SAM EUBANK and Sandy Richardson, Drum Major and Head Chietette, share the symbol ot their authority. the most thrilling half-time shows ever presented at a Thanksgiv- ing Game. A grand Spring Concert was given, along with a series of concerts presented to all the junior high schools that feed CHS. This Was done to promote greater musical activity for our future bands. CHS was truly honored when the band represented this area of Florida at the Cherry Blossom Festival in Washington, D. C. in April. VARSITY BAND: First row: Judy Pursitull, Terry Hunter, Donna Martinelli, Bonnie Cowart. Second row: Sandy Richardson, Beverly Lazenby, Betty Mills, Carollu Black, Karen Lacos, Judie Albers, Trudy Parker, Sharon Conrad, Charlene Wiggins, San Eubank, Drum Maior. Third row: Phyllis Schilling, Loretta Pulley, Sandra Whitaker, Sue Jones, Sandy Jolnes, Sylvia Flores, Lucille Christensen, Gail Halbert, Ronnie Lerner, Judy McCormick, Libby Holley, Carole Delisle, Mr. Turner, Assistant Director. Fourth row: Roy Holton, John Nash, Karen Cambell, Louise Hipp, Lynda Akerley, Frank Brownlee, Ronnie Lerner, John Anderson, Bobby Flores. Fifth row: Bill Whitston, Leroy Dewey, Tony Nicholson, Don Cambas, Marlene Rand, Lee Howlett, Grant Wilson. Sixth row: David Baumbaugh, Doug Patterson, Gregory Place, Kenny Taylor, Lavern Storch, Bill Thompson, Marlene Gallager, Stanley Rodgers, Seventh row: James Storey, Robin Adair, George Uterhart, Eric Pahl, Gary Eitert, George Hall, Dick Studebaker, Dennis Durclen, Altoin Lynn. 11.21 .f Az wi, 1 i. iii. xl mi., . .izawaw sw ' --ss w1ma