Chamberlain High School - Totem Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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K 2 Z ff? 3 DISCUSSING COLLEGE APPLICA TIONS, .ML Dix explains t0 Paul Lloyd that it is wise to send applications in as soon as possible. HAVING ENDED TESTING for the day Mr. Dix returns the booklets to the ojice 1 M, iff rw r X! X 1 ri K ,fo NL' If f f 2 I 2 H VY f V' 'V-'f .ff t X QW 1 fp, joseph Dix PERPLEXED F012 DECISION, David Cobb gets mfofmonon about an E W' army career from Mrs. Wooldridge who's always ready to help. Margie Wooldridge june Cameal 136

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spirit by helping repair stadium speakers high 1 above ground before start of season. 6 -2 DEAN OF BOYS, Mr. Weesner joins in football W 43, 'W 9- I ' X .1 lui ' LEADERSHIP BANQUET is attended by heads of CHS organizations. f X gf f nxt f -v. l ' , X i 1 N , NX 1 lf H QQ' -in f is l i f l .5 , I fl i J? , ,,,,. , FOOTBALL PLAYERS become comedian cagers to boost school 'i3'1 4? '- li spirit at basketball pep assembly prior to big game. IOURNALISM STUDENTS Theo Schweitzer, judi Richmond, Pam Rivers, and Sandi Manetta leave for district FSPA Convention in Clearwater, 135

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GUIDANCE OFFICE-Front row: Mary Johns, Yvonne Young, Cindy Utley, Jane Shields, Nancy Hickey, Gale Channel, Janet Aldridge, Sue Lenarts. Second row: Valeria Baker, jan Young, Diane Williams, Renee Polen, Amy Bettner, Caroline Horn, Lynne Lemley, Brenda Harvey. Good Guidance Leads To Successful Future For problems concerning future goals, nine times nine out of a hundred a ready source of needed information can be found behind the door labeled Guidance Ofiice. Mr. Dix, Mrs. Wooldridge, and Mrs. Carneal, chalk up countless hours of checking and charting in helping students plan successful futures. Every week this office prepares a display case in the main hall depicting the Career of the Weekly with posters, models, maps, and pictures. Speakers are invited to address special groups and inform interested students of the myriad possibilities and opportunities offered in major and minor ca- reers, Many students leave these crowded busy rooms with a surer step and more conhdence to face the future. Counselors try to know the students for what they are. They chart their capabilities by various aptitude tests, then to the proiile is added all special characteristics measured in grades and extra activities. Each visitor leaves his image in a file for reference. SORTING PAPERS, Diane Williams, Nancy Hickey, and Sue Lenarts do tedious work in the Guidance office, ,fggfgz ,l f CA UGHT STUDYING, Mrs. Carneal often pauses to welcome new-corners to Chamberlain and give them information needed. WV Vs ., .- . M. ,,., ,, r 'V