Chamberlain High School - Totem Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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3725! Q' if ,, TA, ii wg Q E' I , Vial ' Mi.. S. Helen Owen Beatrice Candler A .-.N X L NK iv ,L 4 gig-we S ' 4 -tg if 1, ff, N Af ,I- D' j - Qxjifsb . , f- th , -S, if , all iv l W B X E' T SM 5- ' W' ' lil 5 f . fri--R' . Ui Wy . bf JVM O, 1 HOW EASY this would make spring cleaning for all of us! thinks .N bw Bdabn. Cams Wilma White Miss Kay Kerrnode as she listens to Airs. Owen explain model home, Y! , V 1 . .V , X c ggkys WSW ' - x NGN , T 0' U SJ 1 AQUA 4 'x Alb .sa l T Q 55' We-f ' 9. . f '52 li ' R.. Y 1 - . 1... FUTURE HOMEMAKERS of AMERICA-Front row: Linda Huggins, Linda Vtleidner, Pat Herman, Jessica Willis, Pat Rahn, joan Seely, Kathi Buurrna, Candi Skrivanie. Second row: Carole Ragsdale, Elaine Rahme, Kanhie Bremer, Mary Dozier, Cheryl Dupree, Lenora Stevens, Sue Bates, Cindy Utley, Dianna Vlhite. Third row: Debbie Aldridge, Pat Valdespino, Patti Phillips, Terie Castillo. Linda Meier, Suzanne Montag, Priscilla Austin, Beth Blauser, Alina von Zech, Mrs, Cline lsponsorj. Fourth row: Debby Taylor, Mary Beth Bolernan, Margaret James, Ellen Beach, Jennifer Piercy, Becky Andrews, Marsha Sauls ltreasurerj, Carlene Rein- heimer, Pearl Broadway, jo Ann Thomas. THE TABLE SET enjoy fruit of their labor in foods class. Dolly Pettigrew, jan Young, Sharon llfount, Iree Brown. NO W' YO U SEE THEIU-NO W YO U DON'T.' Hot dogs are .98 4 :I 5 , . 1.--.1-P ' '- -. . .14 U. -V -1 on . 9 V ' -- H' - ,1 . , F ., 1,4 G X ' 5 A ,. set before tiny guests at Home Economics Christmas party.

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N -. Xxx y Q. 1 'lj Mary Costanza Donald Hess y Ei' 'iii md., A, ,, U. - 6 - f , ' .f .-.L L f , t mf Maxine johnson M. MCD aniel SURPRISE AND ASTONISHMENT lights the face of Connze Kay Montgomery M. Napolitano, Brooks as she wins success with newly learned skills. nl lx! nnor Barbara Richmond Barbara Smith Alice TOWS011 R. Whittington SHINY NEW TYPEWRITERS plus fast flying jingers equal hand becomes a task requiring great concentration for Miss speed and accuracy for eficient girls, while mastering short- johnson who dictates to Sue Lerch. 55

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Home Ee Girls Strive To Make Model Homes Even if fliptop houses were to be the vogue of the future, uplifting the roof wouldn't catch a Chamber- lain homemaker unaware. Courses offered in Home Ec prepare girls for any domestic situation which can f arise. Dust under the rug? Not after taking Home Ec l. YVell-dressed family? Style-setting Clothing and Textiles assures fashion consciousness. Balanced diets? Food and Nutrition eliminates supplementing meals with vitamins. Over-drawn checking account? Home Management alleviates this worry for hus- bands. Happy children? Child Development gives future homemakers guidelines for raising families. Happiness is contented girls. So those with home or oiiice careers in mind find the activities of Future Homemakers of America valuable and fun. The girls are expected to grow more emotionally mature through individual work toward goals called degrees. To achieve these, they formulate and execute projects which benefit the chapter, community, and them- selves. For the first time in CHS history, the club will be on the statewide honor roll, a distinction gained when seventy-five percent of the members are working on degrees. The Sears Foundation Luncheon during National Education YVeek provides the girls with an opportunity to display their culinary talents. Parents are treated to home-Cooked food at the LITTLE PEOPLE do man-sized jabs in Child Development Mother-Daughter Banquet and Daddy Date Night. Class. But 'Hllommyu TomiBu1'ns keeps zz wary eye on the saw. 'T r 3 4 .. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS of AMERICA-Front row: Della Lanyon, Janelle Nichols, Paula Duncan, Leigh W'allard, Linda Mulder, Jeanne Thomas fv. pres.j, Joycie Jenkins, Virginia Hall, Jeanette Mfainright. Second row: Kay W'hite, Dixie Fender, Judy Tavenner, Virginia Storer, Arleen Fernandez, Sherry Cook, Polly Weaver fpresj, Joyce Marston, Terry Burdick. Third row: Lizette Verger, Angela Testa, Vicki White, Gloria Whigham, Sue Tyler, Karen Anderson, Pam Mellish, Merrilyn Patterson, Darlene Russo, Pat Tennille. Fourth row: Carol Kutik, Chris Myrick, Susan Campbell, Mary Dowling Qsecj, Jayne Bowers, Loretta Stoltenberg, Ingrid Olsen, Ellen Scott, Sharon Mount, Martha Carbonell. 57