Chamberlain High School - Totem Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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Band Keeps Up Pace With Superior Ratings Always full of energy and enthusiasm, the Chamber- lain marching band represents pride, dedication, and hard work. Presenting polished performances at as- semblies, football halftime shows and parades, the sw. f M . M ,,,,, 4 ,LED lima X ' W hfwy band, under the direction of Mr. Robert Price, blends just the right combination of spirit and pleas- ure giving talent. The quality of the entertainment is demonstrated by the shows themselves and by the outstanding ratings contests. Practicing long hours to perfect the look and the sound which have f . . I ' Xb f M become familiar to so many present fy , 1 ', V , 1' and past Chiefs, the band makes fff i fl if each performance unique. Sporting B.. ' ,r ' A ,QI-142 mir Z ae , , CREATING BEDLAM as well as 'rhythm arc Brian justo, Larry Haag, Edwin Copeland, and Parks Stallings. new uniforms, the marching musi- cians are a definite addition to the Chamberlain scene. zwfwiti.. 1 t f 'ff , fi Robert Price VARSITY BAND-Front row: Lanny Nye QD. Majorj, Mr. Price, DeDe Wentz, Helen Bailey, Evelyn Myers, Penny LaRue, Angela Testa, Roseann Burian, Valarie Pearson, Gwyn Keesler, Second row: Lynne Binder, Becky Nelson, Linda Hartley, Curtis Rendle- man, james Lauer, Frances Berrner, Nancy Norsworthy. Third row: Bob Simons, Jeanette Bonner, Elaine Phillips, Donna Wall, Jill McCaskill, Bruce Suter, Dennis Kelly, Mark Bokor, Louise Dudley, Robert Howard. Fourth row: Billy Jones, Ken Morgan, Rola McLeod, Dan Bump, jeff jakeman, Paul Shane, Ronnie Breijo, Fifth row: Parks Stallings, Ted Miller, Jimmy Saunders, Harry Hay- ward, Edwin Copeland, Larry Haag, Richard Jones, Parkie Rash, Alan Anderson. Q ,gs- i sffv S tx-f 5 4 j . 'Ei 15? Q 5 -,. ,, ggi, , re f

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A l'ImC1f Qf5G MENS CHORUS-First row: Mr. Copeland, A. Gardana, G. Avila, T. Smith, D. jones, R. Maggiacomo, G. Hialker, R. Mace, D Iohnson, L. SVilliams, R. Catlett, R. Charret, E. Obaugh, R. lYalters, lK'alker, B. Simons, S. Appel, L. Fewell. Second row: M Lehmann. SV. Payner, YV. Marchand, R. Dennis, F. Sang. C. Amundsen. Haarbauer, Joeb, Dill, R. Jones, C. Capo, A. Haynes. S. Garvey, D. Tabbutt. D. Elliott, S. Rush. Mixon. Third row: V. Vimuktananda, M. :XfTCS, K. Tallant, Notaro, M. Fenn, D. Jones, P. Shane. C. Swindle, B. Daniel, R. Miller, G. Yancey, S. Coleman, Morgan, P, Rash, B. Hall, L. Baker, R. Scan- land, R. Rigsby, S. Fox, Adamson. A NEW' CHORUS ENSEAIBLE is the sextet with Faith Afartin, Clare Affe- Daniel, jane Horn, Susan Hartley, Diane johmon, and Jlaribeth Archer. 2 'F fir'-'F , v:,9i,.' -66... NA: -if - 1nv.f. ' ex- .f .1 fren.-1 --1,213 - 1 PVAITING FOR THE BUS can be fun, prove contest bound chorus students. CHRISTJIAS DECORATIONS set the stage for the annual holiday concert at CHS.

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68 4' Tiff f' K N'-f 1,51 CONFUSION PREVAILS in band room at performance time for band members Linda Hartley and jill McCa.skilI. LOOKING FOR TARNISHED BUTTONS, Rickey Catlett inspects uniforms before all-important district contest. VARSITY BAND-Front row: Laura Randall, Kay Parkerson, Judy Broughton, Carmen Gonzalez, Carlene Fernandez, Carol Dressler, David Klee, David Johnson, Lezah Vanderford, Rickey Catlett, QAsst. D. Majorj. Second row: Carol Sperry, Orville Renner, Becky Sopkin, Sandy Vfest, JoAnn Nathanson, Nina Howard, Sandy Minich, Ronald Booth, Barry Mays. Third row: Jackie Mclntire, Mary- ann Laney, Gwen Griffey, Debbie Shields, Lorraine Speice, Paul Wilford, Buddy Hall, Jerry Stotler, Ed Nixon. Fourth row: John Mcleod, Paul Brant, Theresa Greene, Richard Porter, Joe Fletcher, Chris Bokor, Gary Higgins, Phyllis LeHer, Michael Talone, Bill Laney. Fifth row: Steve McCormick, David Tracy, Kenneth King, Dale Young, Buddy Farrow, Stephen Wells, YVayne VViggins, Beryl DeShong. Ewa wr. ' 1 , L X I if Q