Chamberlain High School - Totem Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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it ians Work With Saturday Niters Knock! Knock! Knock! That's the backstage sound often heard in the auditorium as members of the National Thespians Society devote hours to the preparation of stage productions, 'K0nce in a Life- time and Anastasia, The club started nine years ago along with the birth of Chamberlain. Membership is open to all students who can earn a sufhcient number of points by acting or helping backstage with scenery, props, lights, costumes, makeup, etc. Initiation comes to the new members as they are inducted after the presenta- tion of plays. Reward and satisfaction come to the Thespians after many hard, long hours of work. They learn the complicated and intricate business of production. WATCHING Sally Hinton adjust Charles Chipmanlv sporty cap-Cheryl VeHorn, Alan Eubank, Lynn Reed are amused. S-1, HJIORE! MOREV' applauds audience as Ellis Denson and Carole McCall take their bows afler Senior Class Play. 13 wa' ' x - .. Nl' THESPIANS, I,-Tom mwg Paula Duncan, Marti Parrish fsecretaryj , Carole McCall, Ronnie Holley, Mike Soskis. Seeond rozr: Katie Cameron Lee-Ann Johnson fpresidentj, John Guggenheim, Linda Zazueta, Ellis Denson, June Parlett, Robert Fleming. Third roy, John Van Buskirk, Dianne McRae, Marshall Milton, Linda Meier, Jim Lumley, Johnny Ryan fvice-presidentj. 95

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CC' L Tlub Sells Green, GOIG, White Ribbons I-ate -at Iiight, in the dark, deserted halls of Cham- berlain, one corner is lighted where Z Club girls are hard at work sticking paper footballs to colored rib- bons. As a money raising project and a service project to boost school spirit, the girls sell football ribbons before each football game. Z Club members gave up , one of their precious davs of Christmas vacation to work at the Graham Old Peo le's Home. Each Girl brought gifts and refreshmentigfor the people at The i 1 home. ' Once a month the big Z council sponsored bv the parent club, Zonta, meets at the different high schools in the area. Chamberlain's Z Club participates ac- filfll' ill' the CH-feftainment, refreshments, and good SLIGHTLY DISJIAYED, Ellis Denton pw-Claim ribbons from fellowship provided at the-55 dinners. Z Clubbers, Bebe Ayers, Betty Simmons, Lynn McCIz1skey. v 'l I IT'INDBLOl'VN, Dfarti Tyler, Helen Sellers, Carolyn Shiver leave to dec- orate Graham Home at Christmas. ,qc Xt? Z CLUB-Front row: Donna Tynes, Brenda Harvev, Sara Hession. Hazel Pennington. Renee Horton. Bebe Avers lvice presidentj. Second row: Pat Keelev, Lynn McCluskey, Nancy Hickey, Virginia Collins frecording secretarvy. Linda Conrd. jean Loving, Cindv Loucks. Third row: Jackie Nicoletto, Linda Selby, Helen Sellers, Connie Charlton. Marti Tvler. Jane Shields. Teri Lee. Carol O'Steen fcorrespondjng secretaryj . Fourth row: Carolyn Shiver, Penny Riofski, Chris Caravacci Qtreasurerj , Linda Ellis, Betty Simmons fpres- identj, Diane Fox, Linda Middleton, Sue Tyler. 97