Chamberlain High School - Totem Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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- ROW I: Nelson McLoughlin, Bill Norman, Ray Seymour, Tom Lockard, Carl Cooper. ROW 2: Cliff Denison, Ari Ramaglia, Marvin Penalba, Terry CarsTen, Bob James Andy Rogers, Rick Wilson. ROW 3: John Sallazo, Dan Safes, Ed Gladson, Todd STorm, Ted Chaney, Spencer Mallory. ROW 4: Kelly RoberTs, Tom Rusche, Jeff Griffie Don Holder, Bill MonTy, Dwayne Kelsey, Jimmy Jordan. ROW 5: Duke Chaney, Ed McDonald, Randy Thomas, Larry Wall, Bill Campbell, Ronnie Campbell, John Bur rell. ROW 6: Jamie Gordon, Dan Taylor, Carlos LeCroy, Bob Browning, Johnny Adcoclr, Ed Hickey, Carl Henry. UNDERCLASSMEN DOMINATING The Fighting Chiefs Tinish Things were a liTTle rough wiTh Hillsborough and Robinson, DOMINATED PRIMARILY by underclassmen, The I96O Cham- boTh oT which, deTeaTed The ChieTs. These deTeaTs came only berlain ChieTs' TooTball Team ToughT To bring The season To a S! successTul close. The ouTloolc aT The beginning oT The year seemed noT as brighT as iT had The year beTore. This was a Team composed oT young and inexperienced boys who were going To be playing lcey posiTions on The Tield againsT oppon- enTs who knew exacTly whaT They were doing. AT The sTarT oT The season, Though, iT was evidenT ThaT These boys were ready, more Than ready, To meeT any opponenT ThaT would challenge Them. They opened The season by Trouncing The King Lions 58-6. aTTer hard ToughT games plagued by Tumbles and penalTies. NexT on The lisT were NorTheasT and ManaTee, boTh scalped by The ChieTs. Now iT was beginning To show ThaT These ChieTs were ouT To geT someplace in The WesTern Comcerence. ATTer climbing up The TooTball ladder a sTep, They began To Teel The spiriT oT The season, only To have PlanT come along and lcnoclc Them oTT The ladder by deTeaTing Them 23-O, There were no excuses made: The ChieTs were iusT ouT and ouT beaTen. Home- coming, however, broughT cheer and helped geT The Team baclc

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CHIEFS TAME LIONS THE CHAMBERLAIN CHIEES opened The I96O TooTball season by Thoroughly deTeaTing The King Lions 58-6. Paced by The experienced running oT Joe NicoleTTo and Chris Thomp- son and The passing oT Bill Campbell, The ChieTs liTerally ran over The Lions. The deTensive Team was also a sTandouT Tor The ChieTs, They kepT The Lions caged up during The enTire game excepT Tor one play when a swiTT Lion back broke Through The line aTTer a Tumble and wenT all The way Tor a score. This was The only Time ThaT The Lions wenT Through The ChieTs' sTrong deTensive line, lvlany sophomores on The ChieTs' Team gained valuable experience during The game in arTs oT Tackling, blocking, passing, running. CHIEFS LOSE TQ HILLSBORO 7-O TOUGH DEFENSE, hard Tackles, and experienced runners on The parT oT Hillsborough led To a hard ToughT loss Tor The ChieTs. The ChieTs never Tound a way To peneTraTe deeply inTo The Hillsborough TerriTory. The TacT ThaT Chamberlain waiTed Two whole guarTers To make a TirsT down was Tirm evidence ThaT The ChieTs didn'T geT under way as a Team unTil The second halT. Plagued by penalTies aT crucial momenTs, The ChieTs were unable To score or even geT near The goal line. HalTback Chris Thompson made a beauTiTul runback oT a Hillsborough punT only To have iT called back because oT a clipping penalTy. Hillsborough's lone score came aTTer a long run by Terrier Tom Campbell. This was The only Time Hillsborough really wenT Through The ChieTs' sTrong deTensive line. ChieT WalTer lvicCanTs Toiled a second possible Terrier score by causing a Terrier runner To Tumble The ball which The ChieTs recovered. Bill Campbell, CHS sophomore quarTerback, qains yardage againsT Riverview wnTh end sweep These are The boys who Take care oT all The equlpmenT They are leTT To righT: Jim Wood, PaT LeaTherby, George Salmon Bill Sasser and Glenn Richards. V. as ,f r 'ff 9 4 KN vb A 4 39i4,iSiE N f T 976 Z 'if r s f ,f nfl! Anllfxa .Z Hhkanfg 1imff5 ,amen Nkilqglfqim A Riverview Ram Tinds The going rough when he Tangles wiTh Two members of The Chiefs defensive Team

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s. ff S E Si 5 Q3 S we . X., FirsT Row: Jack Shinholser, Joe Nicole-'H'o, Torn BeIT, FIeTcher LivingsTon, John Whafley, Chris Thompson. Second Row: Ronnie Nocera, Bill Davis, Bill Browning, Dan Brazinski, Gary Burkholder, Bill MiTcheII. Third Row: Walfer McCanTs, Lynn Mafhews, John lppoIiTo, Ted Diller, John Dean, Brian Bailie, Tom Whipple. l:ourTh Row: Mike BaumhardT, Bradford Gasque, Sam Parrish, Larry Gomez, Lloyd SpoeIsTra, Bill Buda, Ed AI::looTT. FiTTh Row: George Mendez, Bill McLeod, Marshall Ohman, Bill Eslin, Roy Coggins, Gary Hickman. Sixfh Row: Tom Joseph, Mike Taylor, Larry Rossow, Larry STacy, Buddy BlanTon, Sfanley Pochis, Richard ParTridge. season with 7-3 reco on The ladder again. They deTeaTed Riverview by a margin oT 35-7. Now was The Time Tor some real TooTball as They played Lakeland. This game was The Thriller oT The year: The ChieTs ouTToughT The DreadnaughTs 20-I9 in a Tremendous game oT skill. speed, deTense, and plain guTs. This was TooTball aT iTs besT. ATTer Lakeland They overTook Boca Ciega and JeTTerson. BoTh were rough games iIIusTraTed by The TacT ThaT They barely skinned The Dragons I4-I3 in The Tinal guarTer oT The game, All in all iT was a successTul season, Tinding The ChieTs second in Their division as The season came To a close. rd 135 CHS 58 King O Hillsborough 6 Robinson 27 NorTheasT 20 ManaTee O PIanT 35 T Riverview 20 Lakeland 27 Boca Ciega I4 Jellierson OpponenT 6 7 I4 7 7 23 7 I9 7 I3