Chamberlain High School - Totem Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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759' A PAIR. Workers in The booksTore are Barb Lerner, Ann Roynon, Nancy Griffin and Mrs. Dube. BUT THERE'S NOTHING INSIDE exclaims a baffled cusTomer, Pai' Hol- land, To Mrs. Dube, The booksTore manager. LUNCH, The largesT class and The TavoriTe course oTIered aT sTocked l3ooksTore where all The school supplies can be pur- CHS. People come pouring inTo The lunchroorn Trom every chased. The workers are sTudenTs who generously donaTe door, and iTs The duTy oT The courageous sTudenT council lunch- Their valuable Time To serving The angry moles ThaT converge room commiTTee To keep This inTlux oT The masses pouring in on The sTore Two rninuTes beTore The period ends. ATTer The moderaTeIy. sTarnpede is over Mr. Frank Fernandez, STudenT Council spon- GT course This is raTher aggravaTing To The poor sTarving sor, slowly pulls hirnselT TogeTher. sTudenTs. To paciTy Them The sTudenT council operaTes a well YOU CARRY picTures like Thai' in your waIIeT7 A sTudenT Council lunch line worker harasses a Tumbling senior for his I.D. card. MR. FRANK FERNANDEZ

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STUDENT COUNCIL--ROW I: Chris Thompson, Joe McDaniel, J. D. Mason, Toni Galvin, Dan Brazinslci, Mr. Franlr Fernandez. ROW 2: KaThy Livsey, Susan Milrell, Gale Jenlcins, Donna McMalrin, Wanda Hodges, Linda Wanamalrer, Sandy Johnson Sydney Lanier, Libby Lee, Kay Gri'FTiTh, Sandy LiTTle, Alice Parlpyano, Sally Glomp, STephanie Horanszlri, Karen Adair, Janel Vaneli, Beverly Code, Richie Pierce. ROW 3: Bob STarlrs, Leslie Diaz, Glenn Brosch, Ann Roynon, Jimmy Jeffers, ElizabeTh Cummings, Julie Cooper, Carolyn GarreTT, Judy Beclrner, Darlene Rosier, Ann Marshall, Cheryl SmiTh, Ann Harrison. ROW 4: Jim Cianci, John Cicero, Doug Esco, Tommy Miller, Gary Burlxholder, Jim Wood, Royce Holm, Carol Wade, Alice Ann Beniamin, Peggy Duren, Glenda ForTner, Cheryl Buch, Paul Koenig. ROW 5: Johnny Adcoclc, Cliff Price, Don Weaver, Roberl- KnighT, Tom Bell, Lynn Ma'Hhews, John WhaTley, Jim MarTinez, Parlter Ralcocy, James Gordon, Flemming Schullze, RoberT Taylor, Carlos LeCroy. Leave iT To The kids-sTudenT government That is ACROSS THE THRESHOLD of success come STudenT Council officers Joe McDaniel, Treasurer: Toni Galvin, Cor. Sec., Chris Thompson, President J. D. Mason, Rec, Sec.: and Dan Brazinslri, Vice Pres. LONG MAY The VicTory Flag Tly over Chamberlain. This year The STudenT Council presenTed The VicTory Flag aT a pep assembly and iT is Tlown aTTer every ChieT vicTory. Helping King High School begin Their own STudenT Council by presenTing Them with a giTT OT SIOO was anoTher noTe- worThy proiecT oT STudenT Council workers. Feeding music inTo The lunch room over The PA sysTem, serving on hall and lunch room commiTTees, collecTing paper bands and selling fs pennanTs are a Tew addiTional Tasks which are undertaken iq' ly by These indusTrious represenTaTives oT The sTudenT body. 1 l l Members also promoTe The SophisTicaTed Swing which was l held in March. 110

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POSING 'tor their otticial portrait are Fairest Princess, J. D. Mason, and Chris Thompson, Highest Chief. Anxiety precedes announcement ot Harvest Court JOY-FILLED dreams come true as Chris Thompson, Highest Chief, and J. D. Mason, Fairest Princess, receive their royal heacldress. L mg..,' , THE GREAT SPIRIT looks down on the Tribal Grounds ot our Chamberlain Chiets during Homecoming each year, as the Chiets celebrate the Festival ot the Harvest Moon. This ceremony is based on the rituals ot the ancient tribe, Timucuan. which once inhabited the regions around Tampa Bay. Dance and ceremony enveloped this mystical testival, and today. we as Chiets are happy to celebrate this traditional rite. On the tirst night, the court is introduced to the entire tribe, and on the succeeding night at the Coronation Dance. the Inner Court is announced. Atter this the Highest Chiet and Fairest Princess are adorned with their war bonnets ot honor.