Chamberlain High School - Totem Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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an li f , , : emi We ,I fi K - g H N -4 N Doug Moore Donna Bailey President Vice President G ,. Carol O'Steen Kathryn Spearman MA H - Treasurer .. .-- ,A Secretary it - . 4 ?2:Ef f,. gt. 'A .b ., Y, sw. A GOOD senior class, like a good jeep, runs smoothly when seruiceol by able drivers Donna Bailey, Carol O'Steen, Douglas Nloore, and Kathryn Spearman. i..-1? .I vm, tis. l pil. t. .-f , PARTICULAR voter tleliberates questions of leadership ability for partirzzlnr candidates in senior class TUYZOH. 188 Senior Class of 196 Faces Challenges A new year, a new class, an old challenge. With grad- uation the class of 1965 will find themselves faced with a tired, but ever-intensifying problem: to adjust to the turbulent world of the present. A year of national elections involves seniors in a campaign of wits and words. They must learn to read man as a book-from cover to cover-to know before they act, if they are to assume the reins of global responsibility in a precious few years. Facing the future in the twelfth year is a time for preparation. The all-too-common misconception that all a senior has to do is relax, take it easy, and goof off is entirely baseless. The kaleidoscopic whirl of Macbeth and sine curves, psychology and wave media, the pertinent PAD and a myriad of other perplexities combine to keep the high school elite continuously on their toes. And, in 180 days, a few short months, seniors face the bittersweet moment of their lives: graduation. YVith the conclusion of exercises at the new Curtis Hixon Hall, they will finally be released, as a butter- fly from a chrysalis, to confront the problems of to- day and pursue hopes of tomorrow. The class ties are cut and CHS turns its largest group toward a world of great expectations.

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if S ' W' A Off' B B emors 111 ce 1ces to At or1 a oys ta e ff My f ,ZDQJX William Ballans Darryl Bannister Betty Bardirl '- J ZW , ff' My ,,,, I , ,E 5 X ' 'V lx I Jeffrey Bardin George Bareford Sheila Barnes Mary Barnett Joe Barney James Barrett Elizabeth Barry Roy Bassett Hope Bast Dana Baumgardner Diana Bazinet Ellen Beach Marilynn Bearss Joyce Bedsole Bill Beemer Anne Beery Don Belcher Priscilla Benton Connie Berry Linda Biblis Helen Billo George Bivens DISCUSSING the good old days, Boy Staters Bill Cornelius, Lorran Meares, Bernard White, and Ross Norsworthy meet again. 190