Chamberlain High School - Totem Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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,, 7 ,..,,,. : , I K? ,sp y V' ,sf X ,1w.Qt,, I Mrs. Maxine MclRae Mrs. Valentine Munoz CHRISTMAS TIME IS ALMOST HERE. The cflice assistants with other personnel enjoy fhe happy moments of the holiday season, OFFICE WORKERS OE MIRACLES KEEP CHS RECORDS IN ORDER HAVE GUIDANCE COUNSELOR, will travel far in school years and the years ahead, too. This year for the first time Chamberlain has a full-time guidance counselor and one part-time counselor who give advice and reassuring help to all those students who seem bewildered by the great mass of Wonderful opportunities in public education. In addition to rescuing lost students, the main office houses a lost and found box for numerous articles which Mrs, Aplene Lif1-Ie Mrs. Kathleen Mailphurs I Mrs. Phyllis Bearss Mrs. MYVU Bmwn CHS'ers can't quite keep track of. There are many other things to do in this busy ofiice, keeping of money accounts, scholastic records, organization and sundry reports, issuing of oral and writ- ten announcements, and general administration of a busy school. The Deans' offices watch over the attendance, administer to the sick, enroll the new students, check out these departing, and hold open-house for all who need to come in for a visitf' 9ig:'TJ,g1' 'vhs- tiw elhhxxsemqmw Q a WDQNQ- Q-aw 6 S 'l,9,g49m.,,.,,,':m.....fa kiwi 'a 9ea'wsa'e M x . 40 ,g.Pa,wp9 ge ,oo -ieafe'Z,sat 4 . Q C QQQQQQ 'ga G , xseaoaaaafa 9 an a eta asQQce,4o awe We Q' 0 4 is he QgQ'0 an U-.lf GOOD AFTERNOON, CHAMBERLAIN HIGH SCHOOL is the friendly greeting of JoAnn Lord as she answers The phone at the switchboard. 83

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Wim WORKS GREAT . . . and no wonder! Leroy Carver has learned his electronics lesson well from Mr. A. M. Patrick, television and radio technician, -...A lT CHECKS, says John Cummings, novice legal clerk, to his instructor, Mr. James F. Taylor, Jr., Clerk of Circuit Court, IT'S TRUE...WORK AND EDUCATION OFFER DCTERS A GOOD COMBINATION Miss Marguerite Ramsey D.C.T.-Wlaat is it? Wltat does it mean? What does it do? D.C.T. is a part of the State's Diversihed Cooperative Education Work-study program pro- vided for qualified juniors and seniors in Florida high schools. These stu- dents are specially selected from many who place applications for the course. D.C.T. means Diversified Cooperative Training, and Chamberlain's D.C.T. Program does just what its name implies-it trains selected juniors and seniors for employment in the field of their choice. It accomplishes these things through discussion and study in the classroom and actual work on the job. Through this important course, students become better prepared for future life. They learn the importance of money and how to handle it, obtain a good insight into the Field of employment they are considering entering, and gain practical experience which will be most valuable. TAKE IT TO THE LEFT, signals Robert Hooper, engineering aide, as his supervisor, B. B. Carlton, makes necessary notes. DCT STUDENTS-Front row: Linda Musick, Ellen Nichwonder, Phyllis Abrey, Anna Salmon, Susan Barber, Virginia Johns, Kathryn Waters, Ann Grossenbacher, Sylvia Westfall, Paula Hatton, Sylvia Jones. Second row: Miss Ramsey, Gay Parrish, Robert Taylor, Arthur Ford, John Cummings, Robert Hooper, Leroy Carver, Marilyn Smith, Faith Wheelock. Third row: David Bolling, Lee Ward, Roy Nelms, Kenneth Priclgen, Larry Mitchell, Harold Reese, James Conner, Bill Williams, Marvin Heck.

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i P' , .ut BUT l THOUGHT if held gas, exclaims u D.E. student as Mr. Mafhes checks the LET ME OUT, yells Bobby Walker as o woman driver backs up inio rcxdiutor. the onlookers in Drivers' Education. DRIVERS EDUCATION TEACHES SUREST, WAY TO GET PLACES Mr. David Riggs lesa e . , . , H' 1' ,341 ., al-'t' . '- 5 . ',f's:-.'a5.'1'A. 9 - si .H Qi, ,. -.. ' fs , ,4 :,..s 'e1,.4,.':-- -'rw A STITCH IN TIME saves nine, and certainly Drivers' Education in time saves lives. This course in driving strives to develop in teen-agers attitudes that will helP them be more 5P0ff5maUllke- More sportsmanlike drivers mean fewer accidents-and death-on the road. Young drivers are taught by films, by skill and road tests, by road experiments, by special guests flike the Annapolis 500 mile speedway champj, and, if events permit, by a trip to traffic court on Study Day. An essay contest about Driver Education, and a rodeo help promote healthy competition in safe driving. By taking this course in the younger years, Chamberlainites have a better chance to live to enjoy the older years and give others the same chance. ' Mr. Al Mafhes N, 1. . ..,,,., , ., . ., Vg ., a . ,,gf. , , fv.', , g g f ,-, H -. ':.. -Q mcg - ,. ,.,,3v,.e I I ., A, fg ALWAYS PAY ATTENTION to The little red sign, says Mr. Mflfhes fo his Dr, Ed, classes. My, john Marshall Nl