Chamberlain High School - Totem Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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l INTER-CLUB COUNCIL-ROW l: Karen Adair, Dan Brazinski, Alice Ann Beniamin, GreTchen Graves. ROW 2: Mr. Carl Rassler, Toni Galvin, Bonnie Parry, Karen Marshall, Leslie Diaz, Joe McDaniel, Mary Falcon, Lucille Cianci, KaThy Livsey, Carol Levenhagen, Dianne Gaddy, Sue Knopke, Bonnie Jensen, Susan Balmer, DoTTie Perez. ROW 3: Linda LedbeTTer, LoreTTa Trommer, Sharon Bailey, JoJi Tremper, Sharon Howell, Maureen Donovan, Carol Louclrs, Mary Fishbaclr, Teri Garner, Karen Simpson, John Adams, Mike Deal. ROW 4: Dennis Warner, B,ill,rGill, Ron Nocera, STeve Foxworlrh, KaThy Haynes, Higgins, Carol Moon, Rodney Miller, George Ricker, RoberT Harris, Sieve Baker, Ed Jackson, Bill Marr. Inter-Club Council Anchor Club-Linda LedbeTTer CivineTTes-LoreTTa Trommer Junior CiviTans-John Adams Junior Exchange-RoberT Harris Girls Exchange-GreTchen Graves Junior Lions-John GranT Junior OpTimisTs-Jim BerTino iley Key Club-Joe McDaniel KiwaneTTes-JaneT STuTTs Wheel Club-Ron Nocera Z Club-Susan Balmer Fuiure Business Leaders-Bill Gill Furure Farmers-Leslie Diaz FuTure Homemalxers-Mary Fishback FuTure Nurses-JoJi Tremper FuTure ScienTisTs-Bill Marr FuTure Teachers-Sue Knoplre MaThemaTics Club-Dennis Warner Laiin Club-Alice Ann Benjamin Social STudies Club-KaThy Haynes Y-TeensilSoph.l-Connie Higgins Y-Teens lJr. Sr.l-Carol Sue Moore Junior Red Cross-MiTchell Howard Sporilsmanship, lnc.-STeve FoxworTh Hi-Y-Doug BramleTT ArT Club-Milne Deal Biologians-Carol Louclcs Camera Club--Laura Bowley NaTional Forensic League- Rodney Miller Pan American-Jim Price Quill X: Scroll-KaThy Livsey Thespians-Francys Burch Honor SocieTy-WalTer McCanTs SaTeTy Council-James NewTon STudenT Council-Dan Brazinslci Band-Tommy James C Club-Terry Plumeri Cheerleaders-Toni Galvin Chorus-FleTcher LivingsTon ChieTTain-Marie Lesialc D.C.T.-Nola Basliord ChieTeTTes-Mary Falcon MaioreTTes-DoTTie Perez SporTs Officials-Teri Garner Dance-Marion Phillips Drill Team-Karen Simpson French Club-Ed Jaclrson Sequoya-Mary Hall Russian Club-George Liclcer 128 Connie FOR THREE YEARS The lnTerclub Council has been The meeTing place OT Chamberlain's many clubs. Each organizaTion sends iTs vice-presi' denT To meeTings each STudy Day. The main concern oT The council is To mainTain an organized cal- endar OT evenTs prevenTing any overlap OT money raising drives, acTivi- Ties, or service To The school, This year's March oT Dimes campaign was supporTecl by The coun- cil which helped greaTly in The organizaTion OT The drive. Also, They compiled a lisT oT available scholarships, which helped many seniors inTending To enTer college. Toni Galvin pins a March of Dimes pin on John Adams while Teri Garner waTches and LoreTTa Trommer sells ca-ndy To Roberf Harris,

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, VWTQFEWIZZBSRYREF- '-N i 'ff f ' Wifi' 5 5 x-.L U 'Ln Q, 'W' ' Pm , J. Q X mm A035 T N we ff' DANCE CLUB: LEFT TO RIGHT: Paf Saunders, Cheryl KoTala, Julie Jo STepelTon, Marleen Rooks, CrysTal Murray, Jeanne Lee Bryani, Peggye Miller, Susan RoberTshaw, Leifha Wanamaker. Dance Club OFFICIALLY in exisTence Tor The TirsT year, The Dance Club gives girls who have had experience in dancing an opporTuniTy Tor prac- -Tice, and allows Those who wish To become acguainTed wiTh dance Techniques a chance To learn. A Tew oT The members are dance in- sTrucTors aT various sTudios in Tampa. An overall C average and a desire To learn and pracTice dancing are reguiremenTs oT The club. AcTiviTies OT The Dance Club Tor This pasT year were programs Tor The paTienTs aT Tampa General l-lospiTal and parTicipaTing in Come-l-lave-A-Look-See. Camera Club VIVID AND DRAMATIC or sharp, clear group picTures-are The kind camera clubbers are Trying To learn how To Take a successTul picTure. This club, sponsored by Mr. George Blanco, Teaches in- TeresTed sTudenTs how To phoTograph people, places, and siTua- Tions correcTly, and oTTers Them an opporTuniTy To develop Their skills Through pracTice. EguipmenT Tor Chamberlain's darkroom was largely supplied by The Camera Club. The Club also sold combs To support The March oT Dimes Drive. T T l CAMERA CLUB: ROW I: Sammy Warcl, Chrisfine Harris, Judy Graham, Bill Murphy. ROW 2: STanley Manning, Bill Brown, Errol Whisler, Bob Collins.. ROW 3: Tom Diefz, NaThan Reichert Mr. Blanco. 127

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Dad's Club EXPANSION PLANS Tor The sTadium have been carried over Trom lasT year by The Chamberlain Dad's Club, and will go inTo eTTecT during The summer oT '6l. Com- posed oT CHS sTudenTs' TaThers who are inTeresTed in Chamberlain's acTiviTies, presenT and TuTure, The Dad's Club sells Ticlceis aT all TooTball and baslceTball games. IT has also assisTed The PTA wiTh The cam- pus beauTiTicaTion proiecT. PTA OFFICERS: ROW I: Mrs. Sam BisseTT, Rec. Sec.: Mrs. Don Weaver, ParliamenTarian: ROW 2: Mrs. D. R. Harrell, lsT V. Pres.: Mrs. Calvin FosTer, Pres.: Mrs. F. R. Conrad, Jr., 2nd V. Pres. Band Patrons BEHIND Tl lE SCENES aT halT-Time TOOT- ball shows are oTTen seen several members oT The Chamberlain Band PaTrons Club. Props, such as The glowing iaclc o'lanTerns in The I-lalloween season, were creaTed by These members. The parenTs oT The varsity and iunior varsiTy bands, and The maior- eTTes and ChieTeTTes, which comprise The Band PaTrons Club, also chaperoned aT The Governors inauguraTion parade, in which The Band oT The TighTing ChieTs were in- viTed To represent l-lillsborough CounTy Public Schools. EsTablished To supporT The band in every way, This club was The only one To be Tormed beTore Chamberlain was in session. f mr fuwimiixix sx s Grec if at . sa IIQIILWS l'f I DAD'S CLUB: ROW I: Sac Diaz, Jr., Pres.: MarTin WesTrich, V. Pres.: Sam BisseTT, Sec.: VicTor Penalba, Treas. ROW 2: Gus Thomas, Roland PiTTman, Melvin SchroeTer, C. R. Cooper, Jr., John Haner, John Brazinslci, Ken BaumhardT, Gus Campbell. ROW 3: Ray Sfaplefon, Jim Livings'I'on, Fred Rice, George Hickman, William Buda, Jr., Townsend BelT. ., Q 41 mm T I' P TA HGUIDING OUR YOUTI-l, The Theme Tor Chamberlain's parenTs and Teacher, was The basis oT many Tine programs This year in PTA. Money raising dinners in OcTober and March helped The PTA purchase The remaining sTereo eguipmenT Tor The music deparTmenT and donaTe To The ATeo P. LeTo Scholarship Fund. The sTaTe convenTion was held here in Tampa in November wiTh a very large aT- y Tendance. STudy courses were seT up Tor elemenTary and Junior l-ligh Schools PTA's here aT Chamberlain, BAND PATRONS: ROW I: Mr. Price, Mr. Flores, Mrs. Weaver, Mrs. Bearss, Mrs, GranT, Mr. John son, Mr. Conrad. ROW 2: Mrs. Boyd, Mrs. Warner, Mrs. Buchman, Mrs. Conrad, Mrs. BeTTner, Mrs Shell, Mrs. Reils. ROW 3: Mr. and Mrs. Agee, Mrs.. Wiggins, Mrs. and Mr. Vaneli, Mrs, Mullis, Mrs and Mr. Bass, Mrs. Cambas, Mr. HowleTT. ROW 4: Mr. and Mrs. Code, Mrs. Wood, Mr. and Mrs Seal, Mr. and Mrs. Wrye, Mrs. DeFriese, Mrs, and Mr. LaBuTTa, Mrs. Mahoney.. ROW 5: Mr. Bearss Mr. Dewy, Mrs. Flores, Mrs. Pahl, Mrs. Lopez, Mrs., Campanello, Mrs, and Mr. Blaclrshear. ROW 6 Mrs. and Mr. MarlcwiTl1, Mr. and Mrs.. SmiTh, Mrs, Hiclcs, Mr. and Mrs, WhiTTen, Mrs. Johnson, Mr Mahoney. 129