Chamberlain High School - Totem Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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R X 1 POINTERS from the coach direct punt team as players re- eeive last minute instruction before going into game. jxf0V1NG IN QUICKLY, King Lions make sure unidentified Chief gains no more yardage in drive for hrs! down. 126 BIG RED quarterback finds going rough after short gain, running into trouble as unidentihed Chief grapples him. Chamberlain Finishes Up Season Victorious Plant's Panthers, aiding their battle for regional hon- ors, edged out Chamberlain 14-7 in a hard-fought contest. A11 Panther scoring resulted from CHS fum- bles deep in Chiefland. Chamberlain played a better game the second half, but didn't score until the final seconds as the game ended in heartbreaking defeat. During the following week the Chiefs determined not to let King gain their first football victory. King led 6-0 at the half, after the Chiefs bobbled the ball on their own two yard line. This fired up the tribe, and they came back to dominate the second half, scoring two touchdowns. State runner-up Robinson smashed the Chiefs 39-7 in an intra-city battle. Coming in the second quarter the lone CHS score was made by Steve Garvey giving the Knights a 26-7 lead at halftime. Robinson kept on plugging and left Chamberlain on the short end of a big score. For the final skirmish of the season the Dragons of Jefferson came to the reservation. Jefferson took an early 6-0 lead, but CHS scored quickly, adding the extra point to go ahead 7-6. Another score by the Dragons in the third quarter made the Chiefs step up their pace to bring home this final victory 21-12.

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1964 SCOREBOARD C11aIn1'J61'1aiI1 Opponents 19 . . . . Oca1a . . . . 0 0 . . . Hfinter Haven . . 13 17 . . . Manatee . . . O 9 . . Hillsborough . . 19 19 . . Boca Ciega . . 12 13 . . . Lakeland . . . O 7 . . P1ant . . 14 13 . . King . . 6 7 . . Robinson . . 39 21 . . . Jefferson . . . 12 BULLING HIS WAY, this Ocala Ufildcat K30j gets hard- earned jirst down in tough, tooth-and-nail battle. 454 'SE gg 3 X f 'I CAUGHT as he tries to turn corner against King, Robbie Grigin f87j completes short gainer on Gamfey pass. HURRICANES SWARAI over Chip Glass i862 attempting to return an irzterceptea' Manatee aerial. 125

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JV's Enjoy Best Season In Past Three Years Building warriors for the Fighting Chiefs' future gridiron battles is the object of the junior varsity program. The Baby Braves found themselves sitting on top of the best season in their seven year history as they broke into the win column over jefferson, 14-12. Many of CHS' present JV players, however, will become stalwarts at the soon-to-be-completed Leto High School. The junior chiefs' season started with typical slow- ness as they suffered four consecutive defeats. Bow- ing first to Leto's powerful squad, 13-0, the Chiefs bounced back only to go down to Manatee, 25-0. Still unable to get into the scoring column, the young warriors went down fighting to King, 32-0, and made their first score against Plant as the Panthers scamp- ered to a 31-7 win. Then came the big game as the junior Chiefs edged Jeffersonhs sterling JV squad. A tough Robinson squad took the finale, 1342. JV SCOREBOARD Chamberlain Opponent 0 . . . Leto . . 13 0 . . Manatee . . 25 0 . . King . . 32 7 . . Plant . . 31 14 . . Jefferson . . 12 2 . Robinson . . 13 1, .C 11. . --.L . ,ws ' ' 7 C. flu: ,j S :sei BN QAKBFJQ Q if 'DHIEFSQ if '5- v- Q. vs L1 use V mf? ' Tnuuzn . , TRAINERS-Front Row: Mark Haner, Boyd Moore. MAN- AGERS-Second Row: Steve Felsenthal, Mike Casey, Clark Connor. ' ' - f - af- -1. ,. -2 fFiii5.liii:fe1'ff?+. , 1 , .f -me f fee-eemfeg . -' --' 4 'S'-'--M1 f1L:zfSf.If. .L , :.-. .:-..... ...M .11ii55e:1:.e.,, .area-,g. -ffm I - , . . .- gg 1 tv ' 'e . ef ' ::':.f5, -.... .7 f 515:-.I ix ' .. 1 t'- . wht, ----- 'r,,. - A Wifi wifi, 2-' 1 if ' ' p ,l 1' W .1 if -fi A ' ' f S - f YW' 1 , 'L-'Q-'Tw ELL... fv -f 'f'- '? Cf'! Qllffi ,. ' - 1 . Y J if . 1L 4'-'sf : - ' 'J V svsyaeatf--ef ,Q f msn- . fi 'f '- , .LFP gif: 'Y -' w e '? ' 3,4 , my-,g, ,.--.-.L-Dfy.-.'.1: .,g'-azz: 1 1-,M--.. ' 1: 1 : i ' f af. J 9-Q-5 ., is f,e.E41.fi'1-1:i- :-3:2 7, F' -1-I rx-'G-f'?SQ'2'. .7as4f:.-f.,:L :'e-f- x ,. ' ' . ,- H ' PRE-SEASON intra-squad game shouts Fighting Chiefs' ability and prowess on gridiron and perfects new plays. 1964 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM-Front Row: Mark 1Vhidden, Roy Veale, Larry Olson, Randy Rigby, Alvis Collier, Gary Briggs, Pat Hill, Bill Humphries, Gus Bremmer, Dennis Allen, John Vinson. Second Row: Dave Gordon, Joel Johnson, Larry Bozeman, Ed Bryant, Richard Lopez, XVI-l.1'I'CH Ford, James Perushek, James Yelloushan, Mike Brern. Ricardo Page, Phil Harris Third Row: Charles Mount, Buddy Davidson, Jerry Griffin, Richard Scanland, George lYhite. Robert Patten, Allen Sullivan Reginald Labelle, Bill Austin, James Corbin, Larry Gadbaw. Fourth Row: Tom Furst, Mike Goins, John Baumgardner, jeff Kahn Mike Smith, Gary Gorham, Horace Johns, Don Brown, James Fulford, james McGrath. 127 VAXAF: E