Chamberlain High School - Totem Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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BILL BROWNING WAYNE PIKE TOMMY JOSEPH d G d Center Forwur Bill Sims stops fo overthrow the Terriers ond odd points io the Chiefs' score. uur Team Opponent CHS Boca Ciega . . . 50 Manatee . . 75 Jesuit . . . . 56 Plant ..., . 73 St. Petersburg . . 64 Northeast . . . . 82 jefferson , . . 44 Clearwater . , 69 Hillsborough . . . 76 Robinson . . . 58 Boca Ciega . . 70 Manatee . . . 42 Sarasota . . 59 Plant . , . . 65 Jesuit .... . 50 St. Petersburg , . 51 Northeast . . . . 69 Robinson , . . 64 Jefferson . . 45 Clearwater . - 68 Coverrimeb Hillsborough . . . 79 Sarasota . . . 62 rwvem Mixed emotions near end of tight battle W' -s ,ffwnmmaa , .V r unxanwwex ifwem,-.Wm - un.

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G, Marshall, D. Marshall, Wilson and Hagen Take io defense against H.H.S. Terrier. Jerry Hager oufiumps The H.H.S. Terriers to add iwo more Chamberlain poinis. Sophomores and juniors were the real strength of the Chiefs' basketball squad. Center Gilbert Marshall and Fot- ward jerry Hagen were two of the sophomores who helped keep the team steady when the pressure was greatest. But it was mainly the hot hands of Senior Bill Sims, captain, who kept the Chiefs going in every game. Bill used his leadership ability to hold the team together and to get the most out of every player. The sophomores and juniors were sometimes erratic, but they showed enough poise and skill to promise Chamberlain basketball partisans winning seasons for the next two years. GORDON WILSON DENNIE HOUSER DOYAL McBRIDE Forward Forward Guard

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'Angra nw Members ot Chomberlain's 1960 track team include the following: Front row: Alan Hzskew, Jon Gullette, Cliff Price, Don Vincent, Bill Mitchell Bill Chastain Tom Belt V Nick Costonza, Rusty Adams, Greer Bridges, John Dent, Chris Thompson, Victor Cafclro, John Kaiander, Bill Norman, Bob James, Andy Rogeis, Danny Brady, Fletcher Livingston, and George Salmon. Second row: Bill Monty, Kenny West, Marvin Penalba, Dennis Sanders, Spencer Mallory, Wayne Rutledge, Terry Carsten, Ronnie Human, Bill Robinson, Jim Miller, Donald Jordon, Stanley Morey, John C. Bates, Billy Mixon, Fred Crane, Terry McNicholas, Bon Nippon, Kenneth Kent, Theo Morris and Tom l Whipple, Third row: Verne Ross, Grant Wilson, Danny Tuten, Charles Catlin, John Whatley, Paul Sconyers, Kelly Roberts, Jerry Mullis, George Ricker, Don Holden, Jim Cline, Robert Carriker, Dennis McNamee, Brian Bailey, Bill Burdett, Charles Doss, and Robert Cobb. Fourth row: Calvin Dame, James Cromer, Frederick Hansen, Warren 4 Craven, DeWayne Sellers, Dan Taylor, Bill McLeod, John Cicero, Jimmy Martinez, Bill Marr, Dan Brazinski, Jeti Griflie, Ron Nocera, Ted Chancey, Roger Craig, John , Hudson, Joe Alonzo, Danna Kelsey, Al Dauber, Randy Roe, Nelson McLoughin and Bill Deland. l TRACKERS PIN 1960 HOPES ON KEY INDIVIDUALS CHAMBERLAINS track season opened with their first Western- Conference track meet at the Chiefs own field, with the local warriors finishing on top. The Chamberlain cinclermen have 13 veterans returning and some promising youngsters who will furnish them with fl track team that Coach Hindman Wall expects to be a top contender for the Conference crown. We are now City and Western Conference Track Champions of 1960. l l j , ., ,- Q - V , J- ACE SHOT-PUTTER Nelson McLoughlin here is in the process of setting J L ' a new mark for the Chiefs. 5 1 p L. A we x - COMPETITION was strong throughout the year but Bill Chastain was o steady point maker in 1 the broad iump. l on l 1.21 i YL . U . V, if . - ' s .-n f .- P' ' l V 'N'-': 'Tl -ITC..- 7 tig,f?e 5-'11 - fm V , . i V i .-ff-1 ,f -ra . fn: POLE-VAULTER Ronnie Human flies through the air with the greatest of ease as he adds points to the Chiefs' score.