Chamberlain High School - Totem Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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A NOT ALL-TOO-UNCOMMON digerence of opinion brings Barney White and Mrs. Cox to an eye to eye impasse. Tired Totem Staffers Deep within the labyrinth of the 100-hall a single light burned woefully. It was the Totem staff working long into the night, while, all about them, just be- yond the range of the senses the phantom voice of the Deadline mocked and taunted. Throughout a year they had carefully, arduously, observed the face of CI-ISg with mounds of pictures, reams of paper, and miles of pencil lead and ink they recorded its innermost essence, and, now, they were staging a last-ditch stand to preserve the aura of the Chief for all time. Abruptly, gratefully, it was done-the last word written, the last layout drawn. No more would there be frantic searches for prodigal negatives nor hectic hunts for missing sports scores. No more ad selling nor confusing subscription drives. The love-labor of the faltering fifteen, the days of migraine and rnir- acles, was overg at long last the 'lbabyw was put to sleep and the tired Totem trotted home. FURLONGS of pictures make life interesting for janis Zimmermann and Chris Marshall. W V TOTEMEERS Virginia Storer, jim Thompson, and Cathy f , Cody dehantly declare that they would rather fight than switch. HAPPILY ENGAGED in copywriting Karen jerke, Phyllis Robertson, and Barbara Padgett appear utterly contented making words work. ,l 'Tx- 38 r ex, PICTURE-PEOPLE Margaret Downing and . Terry Durden plan for the day's shooting.

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RUSSIAN CLUB-Front row: Chuck Younglove, Dottie McDonald, Andrea Faza, Dennette Severson, Becky Towner, Patricia Wood fsecretaryj, Barbara Sekella, Pam Stevens. Second row: Lynne Binder, David Brown, Joann Mleesner, Art Wilson, Dan Bump, Ken Vollrath, Karen Shane, Kathy Pitt, Diane YVoods. Third row: Myrna Delk, Ann Valentine, Jan Morgan, Bruce YVilson, Terry Durd- en ftreasurerj, Sheryl Howard, Gary Patten, Scott Curtiss, Mariano Gessa. Fourth row: Jim Thompson fvice presidentj, David George, Bill Touchstone, Charles Moore, Richard Thomas, Marshall Milton, Tim Vaughn, Annette Olive, Barbara Hubbert, Bernard Hlhite fpresidentj. 'TX ,,,f ON! f,,, '-1-,- SIZING IT UP, Russian students scan scenes of travel posters in their discussion of geography of the Soviet. Russian Club Studies World Problems With every tremor of that not-so-cold war in the East, the danger of communism is hammered closer home. The Whisper war has passed the point where it can be handled by third parties, it reaches down to the level of the individual. It is the duty of all citizens to be CARE TO JOIN US, say Russian club members who prac- tice lively Russian jig during meeting. informed on the nature of this foe that reaches greedy RUSSIAN Vgrggchagin discusses U.S.S.R. fingers into 6V61'y state of society. with Pam Stevens and Mr. Nfartinez. Chiefs are doing just that. Mem- bers of the Russian language classes with an interest in the language, customs, and tradition of the Rus- sian people are invited to join the Russian club, which sports an agen- da of field trips, guest speakers, film slides, folk dancing. Richard M3.TliH5Z

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Pro Tried Editor-in-Chief . , Business Manager , Senior Editor . , junior Editor , , . Sophomore Editor . Assistant Class Editor . Department Editor . Club Editor . . . Sports Editor . . . Subscription Manager . Picture Editor .... Assistant Picture Editor . Photographer ..... Assistant Business Manager Advisor ....... and True . , Barney XVhite . Janis Zimmermann . . Lyla Pettijohn . Phyllis Roberson . . Karen -Ierke . Chris Marshall . Virginia Storer . Cathy Cody . jim Thompson . Barbara Padgett . . . Pam Rivers . Margaret Downing ' . Terry Durden . Karen Lehmann . Mrs. Vertaw Cox PICTURES AND PESOS keep Janis Zimmerman and Lyla Pettijohn busy managing hnances and senior pages. SORTING A JUMBLE of photos leaves -L -aan-Q . Lehmann with mixed feelings about the whole thing. Chris Marshall, Pam Rivers, and Karen I WOUNDED PHOTOGRAPHER tries another angle. r-X f 'J' SNAP.' A bulb flashes and Mr. Tom Ray Taggart records another club for posterity and the TOTEM. pu-1 ,aft ,: ff' n YOU sold an ad to a what? 39