Chamberlain High School - Totem Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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Epilggue 11116, NVe stand here at the end of a yearg facing our future. We shall not pass this way again. We have reached the conclusion of something unique in our lives, for each year, each day, comes to each man but once. Last fall each one of us set out to slay our own dragon or to scale our own particular wall. Of those of us who started, many succeeded, but still others lagged behind or quit altogether. Now it is all over. We recall, though, those first few lazy days of school last fall which opened under the direction of a new principal. Clubs had their own worries getting organized due to teacher's sanctions. There was a big hassle over school millage and the road bond issue. It was the year of the 'Agreen beret and Sgt. Barry Sadlerg VISTAg Viet Namg and closer to home, April 4, the day of the tornado in Tampa. Here on the TOTEM staff we have attempted to make a record of this year. Now, with the use of typewriter, ink, paper, and pica rulers, we are through. However, we wish to express our gratitude to those who have given us so much during the past year in the way of time and energy. To Mrs. Verta Cox, our wonderful advisor, whose assistance has been invaluable. To Mr. Harrell Brooks of Foote 8: Davies whose imagination and patience was a bulwark for us. To Mrs. Tillson and Mrs. Monagham of Beverly Studios for their senior pictures, to Mrs. Virginia Cummings for her assistance, to Mr. Tom Ray Taggart for his photo- graphy, and to Mr. Yoho, Mr. Rassler, Mrs. Nancy White and the other faculty members and students without whose tolerance, patience, and enthusiasm we might never have finished this book at all. The year, 1965-1966, is over, and gone with it are many priceless minutes, hours, and days which can never be recaptured. I shall pass this way but once . . . . . . I shall not pass this way again. W' 300

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5' After months of battling onrushing deadlines, Cox's Army, relieved of wearisome tasks of writing copy, drawing layouts, and taking pictures, is freed of duties long enough to pose for a photograph. The 1966 TOTEM staffers are: Seated-Carlen Price, Theo Schweitzer, Pam Rivers, Karen Lehmann, Barbara Mazurek. Standing-Mrs. Verta Cox fadvisorj, Barbara Clark, Joy-cee Patterson, Libby Schutt, Dennis Neyman, Ronald Cribbs, Sue Lenaerts. Foote 8: avies Division of McCall Corporation Unending research, master craftsmanship, precision production, and expert supervision all combine to form the composite whole that is Foote 8a Davies. During the eight years that this company has served Chamberlain, their high caliber printing and guidance has unquestionably been a contributing factor in the TOTEM's reaping honors as one of the nation's finest high school yearbooks. Taking a deep personal interest in each of the many schools, colleges and universities it serves throughout the South, Foote 8a Davies periodically during the year sends a representative to check progress and offer Whatever help is indicated. Mr. Harrell Brooks, TOTEM's representative, exemplifies the genuine concern of his company through his invaluable coun- selling, Foote 8c Davies, a name of distinction among staffs who really care, offers prices low in proportion to the high degree of satisfaction given. DEEP THOUGHT is given to a major decision by Pam Riv- ers, Mrs. Verta Cox, Mr. Harrell Brooks, and Karen Lehmann during one of Mr. Brooks' visits to advise on '66 TOTEM. 299

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