Chamberlain High School - Totem Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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DIAMONDMEN . .igsfyg before the baseball season. To Second-Base SANIJSPURS TO SECOND BASIC, that was the way our first baseball team felt when it began the rugged job of molding and construction of the first CHS baseball field. As seen above the team spent long hours of hard work in order to use the field for practice and also for later use as a home field. Klany hours of watering and leveling took place before the boys finally sat back and saw their completed achievement. Poised and ready for action are fielders Roy Wilcox. Joe Lopez. Ronny Mercer. Larry Davis, Mike Robinson, and Charles Liv- ingston. I Coach Nuznoff shows the pitchers. Travis Adcox, Dennis Aust. and Roy Wilcox techniques in pitching. 'fl ABI A llASElfAl.l, liUOS'I'ICR, was the slogan in the halls the first time the CHS diamondmen met the North- east Yikings. 'lio help school spirit and the gigantic cost of the new equipment, the team sold tags to the students show- ing that they were boosters of Chamberlain and its baseball team. JUNIOR VARSITY 1? i F 4 i I 1 The J.Y. Boys--Left to right, frst row: Gordon Wilson. Bobby Woods James Walters. Danny Barksdale, manager: Ronnie Strotler. Sevond row: Danny Briggs. George Smythe. Nicky Touchton. Ron Fielding Douglas Nipper. Wayne Jeffcoat. John Anderson. Third row: Richard NIcNIorrow. Dennis Ferrell. Stanley Rodgers. Jeff Thorne. Larry Crm and Jack Kaegy.

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CHAMBERLAIN BASEBALL TEAM-Left to right: Travis Adcox, Mike Robinson, Ronnie Mer- Chamberlain Diamondmen out for action From Sanclspurs cer. Larry Davis. Russ Mercer. Second row: Dennis Aust, Larry Foulkrod, Roy Wilcox, Charles Livingston. Third row: Mike Murphy. Tommy Allen, Larry Stokes, .lim Holland, and Joe Lopez. Coaches are on the left, Coach Kenneth Nuznofl, and on the right, Coach Charles Dunn. Chamberlain in its first season entered the mound as a team that was new and of little experience. VVhen the dust had settled, the Chiefs had battled to a tie with HHS for 5th place in the Conference. The team was outstanding in all phases. The leadership of Coach Kenneth Nuzoff and Coach Dunn gave the team a running start and helped them to trim the Plant team in both games. This year the team has high hopes and with the help of such versatile men as Dennis Aust, All VVestern Conference, and others, the team will grow to he one of the finest in the state. . W- L -.. . Coach Dunn is seen showing fielders. Larry Stokes, .lim Hol- land. Larry Foulkrod. Mike Murphy. Tommy Allen, how to fake a hunt. Prepared for stiff opponents are catchers. .lim Holland Russ Mercer, Mike Murphy. SCHEDULE 1958 llar. Ili? Boca Ciega ................ ... Xlar. 1-l' Jesuit ...... Klar. 18 Plant .... llar. 215' Klanatee ..... illar. 25 Hillsborough . . Mar. 28m St. Petersburg . . . Apr. l Plant City . .. Apr. 3? North East . . . Apr. S Open Apr. ll? Jefferson . . . Apr. ISQG Hillsborough . . Apr. 21 Jesuit ....... Apr. 2-li Plant .... Apr. 29 Jefferson . . . May. 29? Sarasota . . . May. of Clearwater ..... ivlvestern Conference Games. HKS Played at 3:30 Chamberlain Field H ome Away Away H ome H ome Away H ome Away Home Away H ome Home Away Away A way

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HAMBERLAlN'S SPRINTERS 'W : sas.. Xfire' ig2'i3 7 THE 1958 TRACK TEAM-Lefl to right, front row: Ronnie Human, John Whitney, William Dyer, Eddie Roland, John Kajander, Bill lVlcCray, Jerry Farmer. Barton Jackson, Stanley Morey and Al Spencer. Second row: Joe Calerazzo, John Rowsey, Randall Barnes, Bobby Acheson, Henry Bonar, Joe Williams, Gerald White, Frank Rose. Earl Sanders, Bill Chastain, Carl Nunn, Charles Brisben. Eugene Stone, and Coach of Track. Coach Fraundorfer. Bark row: Bill Sanborn. D. B. Green, Bill Lickley, Ronnie Carter, Charles Spell, Alan Lebeda. Carl Cold, and Eugene Mathews. Coaches shown are Coach Fred Dreyspring and Coach Carlos Fraundorfer. TENNIS TEAM ...:::i?:e'., . ,r,,,, . ,,,, THE 1958 TENNIS TEAM-Left to right: David Stephens. Tennis Coach Dudley Spence. Ned Nlullis. Charles Stewart. Jim Flannery. Woody Johnson. Robert Boatwright. Dave Crist. James Wilson. Jim Waynick. Lee Ward. David Lamphere and James Carpenter. 108 The Chamberlain Track Team entered its first year with new boys and little exper- ience, yet. it ended its season with many fine accomplishments. The Chiefs ended their season with Sth position. Ronnie Carter took first place in the discus field and then fin- ished with a l-l-l.l record breaking throw. ln the field of the sohtput the Chiefs took both second and fifth place. XVith this fine record tht- Chiefs are eager to make their H958 season one of the best in this area. 'M wif:-3 -s..:,,,. ' RONNIE CARTER Discus thrower 1957 1 WIN 7 LOSSES SCHEDULE 1958 Feb. 22 9 :30 Sarasota Feb. 28 2:30 Jefferson liar. 7 4:30 Boca Ciegga llar. l-l 2:30 Plant liar. 28 3 :00 Northeast Apr. l City Tennis Apr. l l Conference Xleet Apr. 17 State lleet