Chamberlain High School - Totem Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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1 V HHUNTLEY-BRINKLEYU APPROACH complete with Girl Friday is necessary to handle this super-sized World History class hnds the team of Mr. Rivers, Mr. Farthing, and Mrs. Vetzel as they present the story of joan of Arc, Family, Nation, World TRIBUTE to Ameriea's Honorary Citizen, Winston Churchill, was shown by the CHS lowered flag. 2 A ...sw , T .1 'W L ' ff,,fnwf'6f!, 'i , ' fa, , gg ,Q I , Xa Myrna Patnode Manuel Sanchez Robert Seibert EYES RIGHT as this family life class discusses therever popular szzbjeft of dating in America. 51

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R , tv L' K' SOCIAL STUDIES CLUB-Front row: Faye Pike, Cathy McLeod, Eleanor Hlinitsky ftreasurerj, Judi Gage lsecretaryj, Shirlyn Hernandez, Mrs. Siemers lsponsorj. Second row: Pamela Turlington, Sherian Perkins, John Cunningham lpresidentj, Chris Nahm, John Hutchison, Al Carlton Qvice-presidentj, Robert Rogers, and Ann Hudson. Social Studies Club Revives Qld Dances It's a new kind of America-an ever-changing, fast moving member of the jet-age society. America is a youth movement. Young ideas come and the old ideas may go. Not so with the interests of the Social Studies Club at Chamberlain. This year they have under- taken the project of learning about the cultural back- ground of our country. Their interest is centered on the dances, from colonial to ante-bellum times. The club members are not only becoming acquainted with the historical aspects of these dances, but, with some help from the Tampa Community Center, they are attempting to perform these dances. These teens learn new dances but hold just a little longer to old ones. li? j.F.K. MEMORIAL BOARD is solemnly viewed by jeff Klink, Beth Harper, and james Wolfe. HISTORY CAN BE FUN! is the discovery of these Social Studies Club members during their meeting. Frank Laundy Ida Siemers XVi1liam Yanger 53