Chamberlain High School - Totem Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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iff. . i a m ' T' 1 X S i' fin, , X 'ips ' 45' 0 'L L u 1 ess WS X f In , ag Mtn S H , .1 f' FOR THE HECTIC pace They will lead when They become s . X our business leaders oT Tomorrow our own FBLA Club has X begun Training business minded sTudenTs. Membership inTo . S This hardworking club is noT easy. One musT mainTain aT leasT a C average in each subiecT and Take aT leasT one Business EducaTion subiecT. To be able To TuncTion saTisTac- Torily, The club musT raise money Tor miscellaneous equip- menT. These Tund-raising proiecTs include The sale oT ChrisT- mas cards, wrapping paper, and ribbon, and Hobo Day where The members go ouT inTo The communiTy and do odd jobs, such as washing cars, baby-siTTing, and housework. Mr . William HarTwell Mrs. Barbara SmiTh 'Wx SN MW , rf f , xx, fwxgyyqf' V, Nj, , X f ' ,QR-S7 bww ff X fwlfkjwf ,VX 3 ' ,, , i. gf, W X-' X !'V'f S V73 Mafia f y 2 W X X sf f s 2 A sf 5 Wu , I W s 7 f T X ,f , 1, fy csccsr, A Wf s, y, ff ,7 . sy, f kggkyi H uma ,V ff vi M - f-,. ff ' Qiffxwv ,NN fwrw . , Mak! f, f Q fgyyffc s sig ' ..-X if fr- . 1 f' - S' f 'sry s-as WWW w ,-s- swf X-,saw , ,, isa ss y a 4 ,. :Q I M HZ Nf-ew f X ss Qswxy, f J if. .c,,, , U V 5 Z, 1' W Miss MarTl'1a Hall Mr. Gerald Ellio'H' Security and substance are business maiors' goal FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS: ROW l: Mrs, Ruby SmiTh, Shirley Broughfon, Lois Blakely, BeTTy Tamargo, Gil, Fred Lumpkin, Bobby Edenfield, Barbara Thomas, Mr. William HarTwell. ROW 2: Saindra Van Dusen, Francis Chambers, Sherry Higgins, Darlene Rosier, Mary Alfieri, KaTI'1y Edwards, Serena CarT wrighf, Bill Williams. ROW 3: Carlene BranT, Carol Sass, Barbara Smiflw, Barbara Gannon, June Lowery, Gloriai Crank, DoTTie AlberT, Jo Faris.

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fix ff' POOR SOUL, Thinks Sherry Connor as she waTches Pam AThey pick and peck in her early sTruggle wiTh The keys. 5... xyxxy fm I, T if 31: if n, 4 I Q 1 L ,ig 'ff if zz i133535533 ffi'E 5gJri1v3f'1f S. 56- ' ' 'H' .Hai-ms '1 s. Ji. 1-1. Yv 7.'3T' ' 4.344 5:.5,,i,,.,..1 sxuiigggfil, . 4, 1 1 any-,m,4e'-5,114 1' 52' .fii:iff:':i'2iEff 55,seesesaszsssiegeeggxggfgz.. '. i :gg 221 ' 2' tszzztwi 1 I y A 1 ' 22 s . A if . 's 4322, s-'fr1rrrffiii319551331:v3Sif5S5mEE23E1f3 2:5 I:':i:.p':3if':s3i2j-,gg:t: f::::::1:-Jzzggfgfp i '--111:52--0 Mrs. Ruby SmiTh Miss Sallie Derham Mrs. ElizabeTh Pearce EVERY MAN has The power To look inTo The TuTure and so business sTudents prepare Tor a brighT one in The business world by diligenTly sTudying oTFice Techniques and relared subiecTs. This course increases The probabiliTy oT promoTion and success in a viTal segmenT oT The modern world. General business acquainTs sTudenTs wiTh a basic Tounda- Tion oT business Terms and The principles involved. They musT also learn a new Type oT alphabeT in The shorThand courses. Business English equips These sTudenTs wiTh an undersTanding oT grammar and puncTuaTion, sTressing vocabulary and spelling. To encourage enThusiasm in a business career and enrich The background OT sTudenTs is The purpose OT The EuTure Business Leader oT America. Speakers and demonsTraTions provide inTeresTing programs. A PLAGUE OF PROBLEMS Taces The business maTh as Mr. Gerald EllioTT aTTempTs To pound inTeresT and rafe inio The heads of business sTuclenTs.

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ART CLUB-ROW I: Ronald Dawson, Darryl Calkins, Fred Lane, Dean I-Iemmelgarn, Nancy Vaughan, Mike Deal, AI Mathes, Carol Davis. ROW Z: Alvin Duggan, John Rhodes, Donna Burtch, Lavon McFarland, Carol Sue Conklin, Patty Wilson, Pam Athey, Maureen Phelps, Roxanne Warren, Miss Fredericka Gasthotit. ROW 3: Shirley Clinger, Carleen Napier, Hazel Stovall, Betty Pobucla, Maiene Pickert, Marie Lesiak, Peggy Campbell, Joyce Hewitt, Barbara Mills, Leona Kline, Nancy Gresham, Another line, another expression: this is art CONCEPTS OF the things which make up lite vary in every indi- vidual. The art department develops students' ability to create images ot their ideas and transpose them onto a canvas. Clay gitts the Art Club molded were given as Christmas gitts VISUAL EVIDENCE ot art students' work is displayed by Verma Jo Harris and Donna Burtch. along with many other obiects in art. They took a trip to Hillsborough State Park and gazed at the many colored plants and trees. Ideas tor paintings were many as they wandered along the colortul paths. A Gasparilla Dance was given in February tor their service proiect and the decorations dis- played the talents ot the club. Along with their trips they had a local artist talk to them on artistry. To become a member a student must have an interest in art and have an abiity tor artistic work. Works are submitted to the club to help in selection ot members. Miss Fred ericka Gasthotit