Chamberlain High School - Totem Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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'S' .' . Q lg, Il ' fn 4' CHIEF FLASK and bottlewasher, Gaston Ufebb, scrubs his way through unpopular task as lab assistant, n A Zi , Yifjt INTENSE CONCENTRATION is most necessary for Ross Norsworthy and jim Thompson as the plot angles of refrac- tion through diferent media in PSSC Physics. DISPLAYING A MEASURE of concentration, Steve Hansen attentiuely watches for the reaction. A CLOSER LOOK hx' Cheryl Richards reveals hidden dis- coveries not wwn hy ilu' imherf eye. 47

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BIOLOGIANS-Front row: Pam Rivers, Charlotte Hardison, Kenneth Messier, Peggy Neupauer, Margo Flynn, Christine Gattshall, Karen Brasseur, Pat Tetley, Mr. Tom XVeaks fadviserj. Second row: Sheila Barnes Qvice-presidentj, Dennis Heier, Ronald Mueller, Tillie Yklhiteside, Kathy Selz, Terry Hlhitecar Qpresidentj, David Hlhitehurst, Sandra Cira frecording secretary, , Richard Tabbutt, Don W'hite. Third raw: Sandra Leiler, Paul Aughtry, Don Tabbutt, Mark Peverell, Russell Miller, Greg Pietz, Steve Abrey, Qtreas- urerj, David Hively, Mike Mullins Qparliamentarianj, Bill Payner. .2 EE Biologians Add Touch Cf Green to Campus Studying biology is not solely confined to the animal world, but includes the mysterious realm of the plant kingdom. To further their exploration into this king- dom and to add a touch of botanical beauty to the CHS campus, amateur green-thumbs have planted an assortment of greenery around the school. This gardening project has done much to enhance the beauty of Chamberlain. After discarding their shovels and hoes, Biologians direct their attention to the presentation of a Reptile Show, Featured in the show, held on alternate years, is 3 display of numerous specimens of turtles, snakes, and lizards. Proht from the show has been used to Purchase new specimens for the display case in the 200 Wing. IT'S TULIP TIAIE at Chamberlain when the Biologians plant flowers to beautify the campus grounds. I V I 44,2 F 3? 3 L- f, ff.gfe51s,,.,f:-erfff ig: 1 A Ya ifz-ffa:1fJ..'. A 5 lhif!l'll'm M ww-'uvW'W9Nfv!wfC'? '4?W FW-f' ., .HdH:,cp2i.y W- f lfli , L T. I ' ...nf l l--A-fL:f:f1-155 A jx i i. gffjvi g. T ,tv .. 4 ' I Agg. it T gr-L.. g T T 3' if 2 A f l , A li- 4 f . -9- A 554, i- all-Q! - 53.3 - 5 an --wa -H H mv- V W- L-- gffg. nt Q 1? nl z . an 1:17 , st ' 'a- - 5 t ' 5 f- 1 . 4 .Q ,,V. 2 - 3 tial - i gf . , b . ' . 1 5 .- I ,vw,.' Vu .Q X v 1, . R- F-Qi' 4, . ra, 4.1 ty' f. as if - if s M. 5 . .G eiysgg Y .. 3 I F 1-1 1--.' ' ,A V lug - s is Q2'2-gm g5?f?1Q Q fi' .. f b gl AV , p. A E, '- . . J, dn, nw H J,-I-Pg.-f A SNAKY SITUATION confronts Bill Payner as the display case in fhf 200 :ring for exl1z'bz'Iz'0n. 49 he sets up