Chamberlain High School - Totem Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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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

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DIG lN BOYS, The sTorm is coming, a probable phrase coined by an unidenTiTiable Chamberlain runner. Chiefs Trounce Riverview Tl-TE CHAMBERLAIN Cl-llEFS TooTball Team presenTed a Tine showing Tor Homecoming by deTeaTing The Riverview Rams 35-7. Everyone goT inTo The scoring acT, wiTh juniors JeTT GriTTie, Ted Chaney and Spencer Mallory scoring a Touchdown each. Seniors, Thompson and McLoughlin accounTed Tor The oTher scores. The Rams were no maTch Tor The Tired-up ChieTs who were ouT To geT a Rams horn To hang Trom Their belTs. The deTensive Team was as sTrong as ever and The oTTensive Team liTerally ran wildly as The ChieTs exhibiTed Their usual display oT spiriT and TighT. FasT running, exacT Tackling, and smooTh playing added To The aTTrac- Tion oT The conTesT. The Rams lone score came aTTer a 52-yard iaunT by a Ram halT- baclc. This was The only Time The Rams peneTraTed The ChieTs sTrong line. Chamberlain puT on a superb halTTime show, inTroducing The en- Tire homecoming courT. WORLD'S LONGEST umbrella is exhibiTed aT one of Chamberlain's games during The rainy season. CHIEF'S QUARTERBACK barely gefs oFF pass during Robinson game. 137 Chiefs Taken By PlanT Tl-lE PLANT PANTI-IERS deTeaTed The ChieTs by a margin oT 23-O. This was The worsT deTeaT suT- Tered by The ChieTs in over Two years. The ChieTs powerTul oTTensive Team was held To a mere 8I yards during The enTire game. PlanT's sTrong line Torced Chamberlain inTo Three Tumbles, Two oT which seT up PlanT's Touchdowns. The ChieTs made only Two drives during The game. one near The end oT The TirsT halT and The oTher laTe in The TourTh quarTer oT The game. NeiTher oT The drives, Though, puT us wiThin close scoring range. The ChieTs' punTer, l.arry Gomez, goT The ChieTs ouT oT Trouble Twice during The game wiTh his Tal- enTed Toe. l-le had a Tremendous average oT over 47 yards per lciclc.