Chamberlain High School - Totem Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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A Chamberlain chief Traces The iourney oT Robin Harclesty, our foreign exchange sTudenT To Germany. THE RISE OT civilization and its Tour great centers, and everything Trom The Stone Age To Modern Times is covered in The World history course. The political crises oT America, including Those beTore and aTTer her Tight over independence, are some interesTing TaceTs discussed in American history classes. The lives OT this naTion's leaders oT progress add color To The studies. Problems OT American democracy are explored in eco- nomics classes. Juglar business cycles, The gross naTional producT, The stoclc marlceT, and consumers' propensity To buy or save are iust a Tew oT The absorbing Tactors which deTermine a stable economy. Wl'lAT'S IN THE AIR coming from WEDU on Channel 3 correlaTes counTy-wide planning for World and American history classes. as is ,,,, , Tis! Jf'.fi,5 Nw wfiaeaig W ' SN 'W up W A rj' assist F5 a E 4 Sm. fii f,,fyN:S G ,Q ,sf ss.. s - ,, ' ,f ti, yy ,QT yfnv X , N tc xx X X f X' Mr. Joseph Dix Mr. Frank Laundy

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SOCIAL STUDIES CLUB-ROW I: Lin Bluemle, Margie Akerley, Kathy Haynes, Mrs. Siemers. ROW 2: Robert Sterner, Bonnie Parry, Rita Wilson, Jina Brannen, Talmage Lyman, ROW 3: Merritt Smith, Lee Henry, Joe Koval, Robert Kelley, Larry Brinkley. Social studies teach understanding ot world Mr. Samuel Fielding Mrs. Peggy Mullis f ' I ii flies 1 me . if f c -L-.QQ it X R , ' W as V 3 c i .E my ..,. , . X., M l, rv, i J, ' ser - 4, T :Tank I Mrs. lda Siemers Mr, Robert Byrnes sr TO SECURE A BETTER understanding ot our heritage and The world is the purpose ot the newly Tormecl Chamberlain Social Studies Club. With Mrs. lcla Siemers as its sponsor, this club is composed ot active members who talre interest in The world around them. They tace reality, using experiences in history To help chart a course Tor a better world. They realize that existence alone is not the primary concern ot mankind, but rather lite to The Tullest through respect and understanding among nations. HISTORY REPEATS TTSELF, as students ot social studies soon learn in The World history, American history, and economics classes. Memorizing dates and lceeping in mind the order ot events That go with them is a problem all social studies students Tace, but The knowledge acquired atter such courses is invaluable in later lite.

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Xjfzy T :wav -f--rr 's T ss MAKING A SELECTION for display, Pal' Glover examines conTribuTions of Bible hisTory sTudenTs. IN AND OUT. Terry Menoher inserTs a quesTion To be answered in a Family Life seminar, FAMILY LIFE educaTion is a sTudy oT The problems which arise in Tamily living. STudenTs learn how To help improve Tamily living now and in The TuTure. Combined in This course is The TundamenTal sTudy oT psychology. During This sTudy oT behavior a sTudenT discovers problems oT human minds and helps in Tinding soluTions Tor The problems. The hisTorical and liTerary background oT The Bible is sTudied in The Bible hisTory classes. This sTudy helps give The learner a purpose and meaning in his liTe, as he reads abouT The lives oT noTed men and women oT The Bible. Social sTudies classes lceep in mind ThaT an inTormed ciTizen is a beTTer ciTizen as well as a superior individual. Mr Sydney BarreTT Mr William Rivers Mrs Nancy Kirby Mr. Roberi' Seiberf Mrs. Mariorie Wooldridge