Chamberlain High School - Totem Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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Donald Yoho Principal Top Men Promote Warrior turned administrator, and a recip- ient of a Bronze Star medal, MR. DONALD YOHO comes to Chamberlain as principal after holding the same office in other schools of the country for several years. He received his Bachelor of Science and his Masters Degree in Education at Pennsylvania State Univer- sity and his teaching certificate at the Univer- sity of Florida. Mr. Yoho has established his open door policy so that students may visit him and discuss with him any problems that may arise concerning school functions any- time during the day. His friendship to the stu- dents and the faculty is well-noted every- where, His aim is progress to even greater suc- cesses and achievements for a good school in a good community. Mr. Yoho was President of Plant City Lions Club in 1957-58, President of Brandon Rotary Club in 1964-65, and Presi- dent of the Orange Belt Bowling Association 1963-65. BUSY . . . extremely busy might be the best Way to describe MR. CARL RASSLER, assis- tant head of administration, troubleshooter, and problem-solver, who is constantly on the go. He can be heard at assemblies over the microphone, he can be heard giving important announcements over the intercomg he can be seen in the hallways aiding students with arduous problems concerning school activi- tiesg he can be seen finding the locations of students homes on his map in his ofhceg on and on go the various activities which Mr. Rassler performs throughout the school day. Mr. Rassler is devoted to his work of helping students. His office door is never closed to those who have questions about courses, prob- lems, and just plain conversation. An outdoor man, Mr. Rassler enjoys the relaxation of fish- ing on a sunny day at Tarpon Springs. While at home, his spare time is turned to the art of Woodcraft which requires the use of skillful hands and a sharp eye. The presence of a new principal in our school has changed Chamberlain in all aspects of school life. Mr. Rassler and the student body have contributed to making him feel at home on our campus. Working hand in hand, Mr. Yoho and Mr. Rassler have led Chamber- lain through another school year and Cham- berlain is extremely thankful for the heart these two men have put into their work.

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TAKING THE PEN from a county teacher, Norman Guess, Ben Hill, jr. prepares to sign the teacher policy-making negotiations bill. SERVING AS SUPERINTENDENT, I. Crockett Farnell makes many important decisions for benefit of school system. Count Board Guides School System From elementary to secondary education, the Board of Public Instruction manages school budgets, enroll- ment increases, and qualified personnel for the bet- terment of the school-age society. The school board accomplishes much through their sponsorship of Junior ROTC, EDU, Exceptional Child Education, and the Division of Vocational and Adult Education. Organizing and operating the county school sys- tem is no easy task for the six-man board. They are continuously plagued with problems of disaccredita- tion and insuthcient funds. An ample portion of this responsibility is on the shoulders of the Secretary and Superintendent, Crockett Farnell. CONTINUOUSLY CONFRONTED with puzzling problems are Henry Moody, j. Crockett Farnell, Ben Hill, jr., Marvin Green Al Charamonte, and Edward Prevatt, the members of the Hillsborough County School Board. 1 v 25

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CHS Standards -QQ MODEST Assistant Principal Carl Rassler side-steps the at- tention of Silver Bullets Bebler during Totem distribution. CONVERSING OVER PROBLEMS OF FOOTBALL, Paul Wells points out a new play to Mr. Yoho. lm. Carl Rassler Assistant Principal 27