Chamberlain High School - Totem Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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I K ,Q - Q1 f oA 1964 VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM-Front Row: Lee Brand, Hank Dunn, Mike Jordan, Bob Buda, Steve Kane, Mike Snuggs, Steve Garvey, Wesley Hoover, Robbie Griilin, Bill Stuck, Chip Glass, John Green. Second Row: Willard Eberhard, Bob Covington, Ricky Daniel, John Ryan, Doug Moore, Gary Yancey, Mike Gorham, Jim Notaro, Ted Moseley, Preston Harman, Joe McCloskey, Chris Arnundsen, John Smith. Third Row: Bill Merritt, Bruce Wilson, jack Lynn, Duffy Vanderford, Luis Garcia, Jack Mayworth, Dave Snyder, Larry Olson, Tom Springer, Art Hudson, Charles Kinsey, Roy Veale. Fourth Row: Randy Rigby, Gus Bremmer, Gary Briggs, Pat Hill, Dennis Allen, Bill Humphries, Tandy Vinson, Kent Collier, Mark Whidden. SNAGGED around the ankle by a Boca Ciega player, Chip Glass f86j is stopped after getting yardage on pass. DRESSED TO KILL, joe McCloskey models gridiron armor for county sports authorities Marvin Green and john Adcork while coaches, Ken Nuznoj and Ron Moore approve. 121

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ROMPING AROUND RIGHT END, Steve Garvey ULU uti- lizes key block by Chip Glass f86j in Chiefs-Blue Devils tilt. BUSTING THROUGH traditional goal post sign, Mike SH1lgg.Sf41JlIl?Kl!1'SllI7 sqzifztl rushing on field to defeat jefferson. 120 Pollsters Judge Chiefs Second in Conference Fighting Chiefs of '64 were rated second in the West- ern Conference by a poll of city sports writers. The future looked fine with an experienced backfield and line returning to the ranks. Opening the season, the Chamberlain eleven avenged a Meninak Bowl defeat by drubbing a hap- less Ocala team 19-O. Monroe Stephens and john Green scored the first two tallies on a long pass and line plunge, respectively. The scoring ended on a four-man exchange that went 26 yards. Fast W'inter Haven backfielders and rainy weather spelled defeat for the Chiefs as they were edged out 13-0. The Devils' first score came in the Hrst period on a pass play. In the final quarter, they scored again on a fullback line plunge. Chamberlainls lone scor- ing threat came on the kick-off return after the first Winter Haven score. The drive was short lived as the ball was lost on downs. Homecoming and Manatee were next on the cal- lendar. The Chiefs scored in all possible ways as they defeated the Canes 17-O. In the third period the feathered men tallied an unusual 5 points. Bill Stuck and Rick Daniel scored a safety, and minutes later, Daniel kicked a 31 yard field goal. Mike Snuggs scored the other markers. yafkzo emits 4' GMM :num 1 3' MUS? SURE!-P 1964 CHIEF COACHES-Front Row: Ron Moore Qoffensive linej, Ken Nuznolf Qhead coachj, Jerry Reynolds Qendsj. Second Row: Steve Klesius fdefense linej, Ted Cornelius QV linej, Frank Lentz lbasketballj, Tom Waugh UV head coachj, Larry Brinkley Qbacksj.

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A 'Q ' 2 Chiefs Fourth in Cit , Conference WORD FROM THE TOP, suggesting new tactics, relayed by Coach Nuznoff, left, to quarterback Steve Garvey Ql4j before he returns to Lakeland battle and engineers scoring play, above, giving Chiefs go-ahead 6 points. SNOWED UNDER by a host of stalwart Chiefs, this befuddled Plant ball carrier is smeared as referee sounds whistle.