Chamberlain High School - Totem Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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SparkHalf-TimeShows lend color and charm to performances by the band. Participation in the annual Gasparilla and night parades, Harvest Moon celebration, pep assemblies, Pow YVOW, and district and state contests requires long hours of hard practice beginning each spring. Pleasant results are evident in the performances which delight audiences in the fall season. SMILING BRIGHTLY, head Chiefette Linda Hasselburg leads marching line in entertaining routines. CHIEFETTES-Janice Parinello, Sandy Buehl, Linda Nelson QCo-heady, Julie X'Vard, Lynn Liesche, Linda Hasselburg fHeadj, Linda Ellis, Vickie Touchton, Cindy Favata, Bonnie Adams, Bette Starks, Vickie Mann. MARCHING IN TIME to the music, the lively Chiefette line prepares to step of the yardlines. 99

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HIGH STEPPING down the yard lines, Char-Lee Hardison executes the style characteristic of CHS majorcttcs. KEEPING IN STEP, majorettes hustle to extinguish fire balons which accent their performances. Maj orettes, Chiefettes Leading the Chamberlain marching band onto the football field at every halftime show are the spark- ling Majorettes and Chiefettes. Chosen for' ability and attractiveness at try-outs held every sprlng, the girls epitomize the tops in school spirit. Never lacking for appreciation, as witnessed by the ap plause of the crowds, the Majorettes and Chiefettes yay ffm , gf' 'H -- -4-I ' ' . .,., I Q , , ' V- ix- , if' -'M-if .-s .L 8 J f' N.. I4 , M.N,, 5 ,i x,k1,5,,.,2 , L f 'N ...z -if, , 1 , . aa as W., MAJORETTES-Front row: Bebe Ayers, Cathy Hitchman, Mary Johns, Christine Gattshall, Martha Zeutzius, Cece Willis. Second row: Char-Lee Hardison, Andrea Faza, Mary Ellen Minthorn, Linda Florio QHeadj, Sandy Langhurst, Sandy Hughes QCO-heady, Linda Conrad. J L32lIi:5'Ix?s715W'YY1ES'I!l1l'3LY-L1Q35!TC.' 5 T-Ai' 74412 'G.EX'k'. 1 viii !zRff.B'T'B-'a2V.42f3 v all-3' f 032' LQZ ' fr ii N- 'Q i . .1 -

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ational Honor Society Is Keystone of Merit Seeking to inject into every student the desire to attain perfection in his student work, the National Honor Society encourages under-classmen to raise their scholastic standing and increase participation in school activities. Scholarship, character, leadership, and service must be exemplified in each prospective member. Induction into this national group brings one of the highest rewards for achievement in high school. A very active group, Chamberlainls National Honor Society this year divided into several working committees to help with school projects. One of these was the improvement of standards for induction into the honor society. Chamberlain's honor society also participated in the First induction at Leto. N. it fi 'fr' I Janet Aldrich Bebe Ayers I LIGHT THE CANDLE of leadership, smiles judi Rich mond before she gives speech at the honor society induction Q--x v Lynne Binder XVinnola Blanilen Cargl Brill an QA 1:--,' s see' -, x r ., Dmid Cobb Mary Conlcc Dana Curtas 100 1, . f 5. xr 'f 426 eff' . . rr'-7 . . , , f' l Peggy Bruns Susan Campbell Nancy Casson ' 4 , i. L . ifyrf l , ff 4. . . serie- .ig . L .f f Zi i, I ' f .1 f r .'.eefe ee, .fee f 1 f 1' 4'-,zgoif fi,,.f wg 1 V 4 Q ' 2. , U., . B , . rcnda Dcak Camille Dempsey Robert Derr