Chamberlain High School - Totem Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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Karen Lehmann Co-edits Yearbook Selected for outstanding Work in jour- nalism, scholarship, and music, this busy member of Lionettes, Quill and Scroll, Inter-Club Council, and Na- tional Honor Society, has worked with AFS Qexchange student was her sisterj, the Chorus, and Totem staff for two years while Winning a place as Times Honor student. 246 Pam Rivers Co-edits Yearbook Chosen for continued service in jour- nalism for her two years on Totem staif Quill and Scroll, her work with the journalism Institute, conventions, and the school Calendar, this member of Opt-Miss, Biologians, Inter Club Council, has also Won scholastic stand- ing as member of the National Honor Society. fe f l Bruce Wilson Player Wins Honors Rated for his standing in athletics and scholarship, this leading football play- er who Won place on the All-City Aca- demic team and Chamberlain Russian Club, was chosen a delegate to Boys' State, a member of National Honor Society, and a Times Honor Student.

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Andrea Faza Keeps Student Council Books Noted for her service as treasurer of the Opti-Miss Club, secretary of the Russian Club, secretary of the Junior Class, and secretary of Student Coun- cil, this dependable miss has won a place as an honored Majorette and member of National Honor Society. Hall of Fame Honors Cutstanding Seniors Members of the Chamberlain faculty have selected these thirteen seniors as being most outstanding of their class in scholarship, service, and school spirit. Characteristics common to all are leadership, co- operation, personality, and desire to take an active part in the business of being a CHIEF. One of the highest honors coming to students of Chamber- lain is to be chosen by the faculty as one of the members of this Hall of Fame. Timothy Gun' Holds Top Oflices Tapped as president of both Key Club and French Club, this holder of two scholarship letters and membership in Student Council, has served as a dele- gate to Key Convention and vice-presi- dent to the National Honor Society. john Green Reigns as High Chief Marked for outstanding service in foot- ball and track, this football captain member of C Club and Pan-Ameri- can Club has won titles including All- City, All-Conference, 1102, Player, Leadership Award, and been elected by the student body to reign as High- est Chief in the Court of the Festival of the Harvest Moon, 245

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Mike Vaeher Dennis Neymafn Photographs for Totem Known for his ever-ready presence at all CHS activities to make sure of a record in the yearbook, this busy pho- tographer earned his letter on the ten- nis team and held membership in International Quill and Scroll, Latin Forum committee, and Junior Civi- tans. K ay Parkerson Merit Finalist Likes Music Credited with dedication to good scholarship with membership in Na- tional Honor Society and Times Hon- or Student group, this active Kiwan- ette and Latin Club secretary, finds time to belong to the Marching Chiefs band and serve as publicity and sub- scription chairman for the school magazine Sequoya. Athlete Ranks Scholastically Singled out as excellent student and player, this member of Key Club, C Club, Inter Club Council, Qpresi- dentj, Student Council Qpresidentj, Harvest Moon Court, and National Honor Society, earned three letters in both baseball and basketball with honors in basketball of All-City, All- Conference, All-Tourney, and Princi- pal's award while receiving recogni- tion as a Times Honor Student. 247