Chamberlain High School - Totem Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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sam ,fsfwgwsm A v FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS-Front row: Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Blankins-hip, Karen Ferrell, Freddie Lumpkin, Paulette Dervaes, Bill Gill, Lois An Jones, -Martha Wood, Judy lppolifo, Joy Costakis. Second row: Carol Allen, Emma Findley, Rosine Morgan, Dorothy Alber Smith, Janice Lamphere, George Williams, Rudy Brock, Bobby Edenfield, Third row: Marian Rezny, Geraldine Jeltcoat, Mary Alfieri, Josephine Tofland, Sandy Middlebrook, Betty Tamargo, Earlene Livingston, Barbara Averill, Beth Bradshaw, Dee Denmark, Jane Daugherty, Shirley Patino. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA STRIVE FOR OFFICE EFFICIENCY SETTING THE PACE for a type-studded future in the proving ground of business chaos are the members of the Future Business Leaders of America. Under the capable instruction of Mrs. Irma Blankenship and Mrs. Ruby Smith these business-minded students prepare for their prospective business vocations. In order to qual- ify for membership a student must be enrolled in at least one business subject and must maintain a C average in all business subjects. Miss juqnifq Ingrqm Mr. William Hartwell Mrs. Ruby Smifh Mrs. Katherine Wolf To raise money for miscellaneous equipment, the club incorpo- rates such fund raising projects as the sale of Christmas cards, wrapping paper, and ribbon. An annual activity enjoyed by all is Hobo Day which is also sponsored by FBLA. These busy club- bers also play host to the annual district and state conventions and contests. ACCURACY AND ACCELERATION are the requirements of the test taken by Ruth Long under the watchful eye of Mrs. Higgins. n Blakely, Elizabeth Read, Sandy t, Gloria Crank, Shirley Broughton, Barbara

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I .,.. . Mrs. Irma Blankiniship Miss Carolyn Davis Mr. Gerald Elliott Mrs. Barbara Higgins LISTENING to the voice of an imaginary boss, Martha Wood types a letter from the dictaphone. THIS IS THE WAY the paper goes, says Sandra Middlebrook as she sliows Judy Burnett how she runs the ditto machine. i I ' r 5 l , . I -I . r fisi A Q :il ,Q2?3,Tf',v 4' - ., , ffl .sf i . ' A , ' ' Say- -ksS-v s-sEs-f,w-,- '- 1 '3 I rl t C X ,Mg ,SYN -S t A, 'I .if 'Q . ' N ft 2 -aaa, . Q fry I t , i I ii . . GETTING DOWN TO BUSINESS IS GOAL OE STUDENTS IN B E DEPARTMENT FUTURE EXECUTIVES and their secretaries learn much in the B E classes about the tasks which lie ahead in the busy world. Their schooling days are B for Business, a preliminary course giving insight into the Helds ahead or Bookkeeping teaching how to keep them straight. A for Arithmetic, reviewing the principles of 2 -f- 2. E for English, using it correctly is the goal right now L for Law of the Commercial kind O for Ofhce Practice, giving valuable experience first-hand. C for Consumer, aiming to make shrewd buyers of them all. T for Typing, eliminating the hunt and peck habit. S for Shorthand, replacing words with curves and lines. Put them all together and they mean a Business Education with a good career ahead for the ready learner. NEW CARDS for new books-Paulette Dervaes types catalog entries for latest arrivals.

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i MEASURE AND PIN is Carolyn Scott's task while Karen Simpson stands patiently. Formulas are most important, says Mrs. Morse, visiting nurse. CHEER PLUS care lead to a happy patient, says Burtis Holbrook to bedridden Shirley Garrett us Anne Hill looks on. HOMEMAKING OEEERS A HOUSEEUL OE NEW IDEAS TO HELP STUDENTS HOW IN THE WORLD does this zipper . . . Oops, watch that potg it's , . . Let's see, the bandages go this . . . No, no, the baby must have . . all are comments of the kind heard in the Homemaking Department in Wing Three. Here in these nicely equipped rooms the girls learn sewing, cooking, first-aid rules, child-care, and lots of tips on gracious living. Everything from skirts to suits are designed and madeg every food from soup to nuts are prepared and servedg every problem from diapers and tantrums to draperies and house designs are studied and discussed. To Catch the eye of the passer-by the window cases along this hall and the main corridors display pretty dresses and seasoned crafts. Skilled misses in these classes study a thousand ways to make a house a home. Miss Juanita Wren Miss Deloyce Timmons Miss Carolyn Bell TS