Chamberlain High School - Totem Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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.-5, DCT CLUB: ROW I: Bill Robinson, Nola Basford, Lillian Wallace, Lafrell McFarland. ROW 2: Miss Margueri-Te Ramsey, Bill Williams, Beverly Ammidown, Brian Billingfham, Janice SmiTh, HorsT Biersaclc, Edna BiTTner, Rosain Kozlowski, Esfelle JeTFcoaT, Terry Mellor, Beverly STO-ne, Roberf Taylor. ROW 3: Wal- Ter Sharp, Trudy Russell, Bill STephens, Thomas Gerbec, James PonchoT, Sally Kazar, Joseph Schwallce, Deegy Hope, Phillip DaTslco. DCTer's earn ancl learn ONLY DCT puTs all This aT your TingerTips-experience, lcnowl- edge, and insighT inTo employer-employee relations. Juniors and seniors who are rnernloers oT DCT enioy The acl- vanTages OT classroom worlc and discussion as well as acTual worlc experience on The iob. The worlc-stucly program is a parT oT The STaTe's DiversiTieol T Co-operaTion EclucaTion. Through This organizaTion sTuclenTs obTain experience and insighT inTo The field OT ernploymenT They are considering. IT'S HIS BUSINESS-learning The righT way To service a cusTomer's car. Bill Sfephens lrighfl receives insTrucTion in preparing a new car Tor The road from Mr. B. F. Heidel oT Dempsey ChevroleT Company. TOOLS OF' THE TRADE are shown To Cham- SOMETHING NEW in banking-Billy Williams Talces a berlain DCT sTuclenT Roberl' Taylor who works lesson in manipulaiing a recorcl-making machine from To develop his slcills in The clenTal laboraTory Mr. A. H. Vermeulen of The Seminole Bank. as owner Mr, Roberi- Myers supervises. Miss MargueriTe Ramsey