Chamberlain High School - Totem Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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uSequoya statt publishes its second edition. RECEIVING constructive criticism trom Mrs. Wright are: Linda Gilchrist, Sara Stebbins, Carol Davis, Roni Lerner, Ann Hauswalcl, and Kathy Livsey. SEARCHING tor synonyms are: Sherly Tucker, Gary Fox, Mary Hall, Barbara Pollard, Bette Lou Oliver, Lillian White, and Bonnie Jensen. PLANNING THE CONTENTS ot the literary magazine are: Nancy Knight, Parker Ralcocy, Judy Chambers, Dennis Warner, Julie Cooper, and J. D. Mason. - CREATIVE WRITING is one ot the most satistying torms ot expression, tor it allows aspiring writers the opportunity to reveal their innermost thoughts, convictions, and products ot imagination. A high degree ot interest in all things and a tlair tor working with words tor tactors which all creative writing students have in common. These gitted amateurs try hard to practice and improve their writing skills hoping, that with this talent they may someday delight the hearts ot tuture readers and perhaps sway the opinion ot the maiority to better things and change the course ot human events. Mrs. Jeanne Wright 64 N66 X ,ju

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Mrs. Winifred Lively English and Drama Deparlmenf Head Miss Palricia Barfield Mr. Kennelh Belliveau Miss Joyce Curry Mr. Val Ficcio Mrs. Frances Davis Mrs. Elma Griffin Z W is , X SNS , f X Macbe1'h does murder sleep -Seniors Norma Springer and Webb Turner por- fray a scene from fhaf 'off-read' Shakespearean play. Soplnomores Gregory Balmer and Wanda Arnold learn lhe wl'1y's and wl1erefore's of English usage from Miss Curry.

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Mrs. KaTherine Leeper Mrs.. Thelma McDonald Miss Judy WalTers Mrs. Nancy WhiTe THE SCARLET LETTER has some new words Tor iuniors Sharon K. Myers, Jewel SmiTh, Beecher Payne, and Charles Coflin. English Torms The basis of our modern culTure TO STIMULATE inTeresT in liTeraTure and To develop skill in creaTive wriTing and in unique speech with inTensiTy and color is The purpose oT The English deparTmenT aT Cl-TS. Vocabulary, The basis Tor knowledge and expression, is repeaTedly sTressed by English and speech Teachers. Words can be more powerTul arTillery Than any weapon invented by man, Tor They are buT The signs oT ideas. APPLE POLIST-TING is indulged in by The EuTure Teachers one day each year. They do This in appreciaTion oT our Teachers and in coniuncTion wiTh NaTional EducaTion week. During This week members OT FTA help Teachers grade TesTs, run sTencils and correcT Term papers. ATTer This working experience The prolcegees Take The big sTep-subsTi'cuTe as Teachers in nearby elemenTary and iunior high schools. FTA CLUB-ROW I: Marv Jo Connell, Linda Gilchrist Sharon Howell, Sue Knopke, Bonnie Jenson, Karen Krebs, Jainis Jones, Libby GravnTham, Julie Cooper. ROW 2: Mrs. McDonald, BeTh Joeb, Sandra Brown, lrma WesTrich, Susan Baker, Frances Hannaway, Carolyn VollraTh, Corrine Alfonso, Pam McCollisTe'r, Jo Lynn Elkins, Gerfrude Scarcella. ROW 3: Shirley WesT, Sharon Bailey, Bobby Yanez, BeTTe Lou Oliver, Jean Clark, MarTha Hudson, Judy Bowman, Ellen Deane, Carol Blake. ROW 4: KaThy Graf, Ann Hauswald. Nancy McGoon, Carol Sue Moore, Linda Diane Seal, Judy Edmondson, Rosalyn KnighT, Sarah Cooper, Becky STewarT.