Chamberlain High School - Totem Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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i958-59 GOLFERS. Coach Roberr Byrnes, George Chasrain, Jimmy Bardin, Charles Knowles, Jimmy McCulloch, Louis Bower, Dennis Ferrell Murray Gay, Shan Smifh and Wesley Pearce. C H S Golfers Swimming Team i958-59 SWIMMING TEAM. Firsf row: Joe Priesf, Bob Widgery, Donald Pippin, Tony Coriese, Jan Longneclxer, and Sfephen Clark. Second row: Emil Nonnenberg, James Burden, Paul Thompson, Tommy Brazeal, Gary LaPori'e, Tom O'Kelly, Buich Rosenbla'H, and Dan Brighi. Third row: Manager Roberi Taylor, Carl French, J. Morgan, Avery Lonson, Roy Barry, Doug Gavin, and Coach John Marshall. 123

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Junior Varsity Diamondmen I958-59 J.V, BASEBALL TEAM: Firsi row: Al Maihes, Diclc Nagel, Larry Wall, and Jan McCullers. Second row: Clyde Ludwiclc, Doug Bramleff, and Lyle Robinson. I i THOUGH THEY are not lauded or praised, I these advanced sandlot baseball players are ever ' ready, Waiting, and eager to supply the varsity bench. They practice as earnestly and sincerely as the varsity squad, hoping to excel to the higher rank as they work out under Coach Kenny Nuznoff. Racquetmen AS SPRING rolls around, tennis raquets are dug out of the closet. The Chamberlain men in white are part of this throng. In participating in this sport of tennis, these boys learn the vitals of sportsmanship, competitiveness, in- dividualism, teammanship, and enjoyment mixed with a sense of wholesome accomplishment. If one should hear southern clrawling notes coming from the direction of the tennis court, it is the voice of Chamber- lain's new southern coach, a southern gentleman with a southern drawl, Mr. ,Terry Elliott, an Auburn graduate . and athletic star. DAVID LAMPHERE baclchands a return as pariner Harry Folsom 'rensely waiches. THE TENNIS TEAM works on improving The serving sirolce as Coach EllioH looks on. l958-59 TENNIS TEAM. Coach Jerry EllioH Allen Sellers David Lamphere Harland Ehlers Harry Folsom Ned Mullis Larry Touzeau Jimmie Wilson Fred Loopman ' r Q- TTT-T 4'Z4 wk.-'1-4 i ,. , , inf'-HZTVM'

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J :fswss M-!vnnrwxranx.1w 'vx,1s-um.u.aarp.. A-zvwxxmz is-1'1g.1rvu-2 fi -nur Li. wt -nruszv-1 iw ' :um wmxazvrr VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Fran Alfieri, Judy Tesferman, Carol Compola, Mary Ann Micceri, Mariha Hansberry, and Judy Schoenborn. Leaders of Chamberlain's Spirit, Pep and . I Go, Chiefs, go! Come on'n yell! The reverberating feminine voices of Chamberlain's 13 vivacious cheerleaders are heard at all pep rallies, football, and basketball games. Under the direction of Mrs. Sue Riddle, these Chiefs lead the Chamberlain student body and supporters in organized cheering, one of the major cogs in promoting good sportsmanship, and fostering school spirit. Cheering is not their only responsibility. Since grades are the most important factor at CHS, eligibility to participate at a game is determined by a scholastic check which is oked and graded by faculty members at the beginning of each Week. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Beffy Oliver, Sandy Waters, Terry Mellor, Judy Prince, Anne Hill, Dianne Marlin, Toni Galvin, Doffi Perez. 124