Chamberlain High School - Totem Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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Stud of Man Eras Confronts Students The past, present and future are the daily topics of the Chamberlain Social Studies classes. The student learns of the past glories and failures of great men and nations. He learns of the history that has made America great, while the senior comes to know bet- ter the problems of this American democracy. The ability to cope with his future problems is increased in his psychology and family life classes. Newly added this year to the Chamberlain Social Studies Department are economics, in which the stu- dents become more familiar with the working of the world's economy, and Latin American History, a thorough look at the growth of these North Ameri- can countries and their history. All these studies help to bring the student closer to the history of his homeland and prepare for an active role as a good citizen in a wide, wide world. FURTHER UNDERSTANDING of the problems of the poverty stricken is the subject of Benny Saeger's report. am! mx., DEMAND and on price under ,lil I M, Sffffikic PROBLEMS of supply and demand hold interest of Karen Lehmann, Albert Fugate and Pam Rivers. LY o , ff W' t t mifvvs mm: C MAA U ...ft .. t 'rx ,Y I lgwif, Wm , tfzfyw. cj d f Viffrfder PRE! QC,MPE7?,.G Y Qxlifixm mer id if ,far T 'SUPP' PW ff whim as WP XJ in 150 Mm as 1 L Um. ,Lg- Q Gffmcicep- mxmm., WAGE 59

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MASS MINDS AT WORK is the everyday scene in the big auditorium and conducted by three instructors who keep American and world history classes held in the high school themselves and students on their toes. REPORTING ON THE SOME-TIME MISHAP of marriage Bobbi Stevenson emphasizes the wedding formalities and customs. 61 V fail H W. .. if ,,VV ,Z ',,' Elma Griffin bf f T W r f ff 5 xg it Robert Martinez George johnson Myrna! Patnode