Chamberlain High School - Totem Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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CONCERT CHOIR-First row: Mr. Copeland fdirectorj , L. Powell, J. Leiss, K. Waters, B. Appel, J. McC1uskey, P. Ryan, F. Martin, D. Johnson, L. Crisholm, S. Burris, W. Payner, D. Jones, S. Appel. Second row: S. Fields, M. Vizzari, Tice, M. Akms, K. MOFTIS, M. Archer, V. Mann, L. Howell, Walker, Mixon, Joeb, S. Garvey, F. Sang, S. Rush. Third row: L. Dieas, B. Miles, D. Miles, K. Bohannon, P. Yarnot, L. Leon, Notaro, B. Hall, M. Ayers, S. Fox, D. Jones, P. Shane, G. Yancey, R. Miller. SONGS OF LOVE AND LAUGHTER are sung by girl's trio members Linda Howell, Denise Camel, and Peggy Ryan. OVERCOME WITH MIRTH, Mr. Copeland laughs at the antics of john David Harris and Wayne Moody, folk singers. 90 Choruses Work For Perfect Harmon The halls are alive with the sound of music as the Chamberlain chorus prepares and practices for an- other award-winning year. Directed by Mr. James Copeland, the chorus participates in both state and district contests, as well as performing for the student body during special assemblies. The members work long and hard to perfect their vocal productions, and their efforts are rewarded by rounds of applause. For those who enjoy music and singing, the chorus offers a World of harmony and song. Deserving students are presented with chorus letters for outstanding ability and talent. Members may also earn medals for superior and excellent l achievement ratings at all contests. James Copeland

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ll Chamberlain News -' Near the end of the year a pattern emerges from amidst panic stricken deadline rushes and last min- ute eflforts to report and edit East breaking stories. The frantic sessions produce the blueprint for an award winning newspaper, one that will, in spite of every obstacle, continuously achieve to-p ratings and national recognition for excellence. CONSTANT SEARCH FOR QUALITY keeps senior editors Art Wilson, Dottie IVIcDonald, Bill Stuck, Barbara Sekella busy working on new ideas in layout and stories for the next issue. WINNING TEAM of junior staffers Bill Guggenheim, Faith Martin, Diana Washburne, Steve Felsenthal plan for next year. CONVERGING ON THE NEWS from all directions, Iulie Woods, Annette Olive, Bette Starks, Diane ,M eww ,I ' Woods prepare to work on pages and feature columns. PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT as Cathy Gulfey, Chris Doty, Carolyn Hirshberg, Ernie Gutierrez, Kay White write and rewrite news copy. 89

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CONCERT CHOIR-First row: M. Lehmann, C. Amundson, Dill, L. Fewell, G. Avila, U. B. Bradford, P. Tetley, K. Lehmann, G. Reed, L. Mastrona, Penovich, C. Hazelwood, S. Criswell. Second row: A. Haynes, D. Tabbutt, E. Obaugh, D. Johnson, R. Walters, D. Watson, R. Maggiacomo, B. Simons, D. Cassel, Y. Diez, D. Curtas, S. Wilson, C. McDaniel, S. Traughber. Third row: B. Daniel, K. Morgan, C. Swindle, M. Fenn, L. Baker, J. Adamson, C. Capo, R. Catlett, R. Charret, L. Williams, L. Wilsky, S. Bates, S. Hartley, B. Webb, Horn. PERFORMING AT ASSEMBLIES is only one duty of jirn Dill, Eddie Obaugh Paul Shane, and Steve Fox, members of Chamberlairfs boys' quartet. C STRUMMING ON HIS GUITAR, guest singer Ellis Denson, a '65 graduate, enter tains students at the choral assembly, providing pleasure for the faculty and students 91 1