Chamberlain High School - Totem Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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Baseball Players Find Tough Competition With high hopes for a line winning season, the Chiefs baseball team went into the 1965 competition with great potential of strength and depth. Showing pro- wess in a good hard-hitting, smooth-Working outfield, they launched a winning-willed attack on Western opponents, With team effort and the aid of the arms of a couple of fine, budding pitchers, they came up with a varied win-loss record over their opponents. BASEBALL 1965 CHS Opponent 6 Lakeland .,..,,c,,,, ---,--, ,..,,-,,,,-,,,,,r 1 2 3 Winter Haven .....-.- ---n ,,,,,,,, -- 2 3 King C----------- .,,.,,,,,,,,rt,,,, , ---- 4 2 Plant .,,,.............,,,,-,,,,,,, , ,-tt,vt,4A,,,-- 3 2 Jesuit ---A ------ -- -------,--- 2--, ---- --m, 3 3 Robinson ------- - ---------- n ------- , ------ 2 9 Manatee -------- ------------ --------- - -- 5 2 Lakeland ----- - ------- - -------- - ------ 14 8 Hillsborough --------- --- ----------------- 6 6 King --,a ------------ , ------,-- ,-------W 1 4 Jefferson -,n- ---------------- A ------------ 4 3 5 Jesuit ---- ---- - ---------- M -------- ------- 4 4 Robinson -- ..---....-- ---- ------- N -----.. 3 9 Brandon -- ------- - ---..- E ----------.-------- 2 9 Winter Haven -.-- , -------------- , -------- 8 0 Hillsborough ------ ....--- - ----..----- 3 Plant -----1-. ----- -----A ------- --, Jefferson -.--------- --.----- ,- DASHING SAFELY ACROSS FIRST, a flying Chief beats an underthrown peg from third in Plant contest. 4 .xA RELIEF WORK IS IMPORTANT as Tommy Walker util- izes warm-up period to loosen up before spelling tired pitchers. BASE RUNNER HURTLES swiftly toward bag as Chief jim Smith UQ leaps skyward to snag a wild put-out throw. 133 td

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1965 BASEBALL TEAM-Front row: Larry Somerville, Tom Pierce, Mike Eden, Harry Pratt, Steve Garvey, Mike Snuggs, Ricky Lopez, Roger Rigau. Seeond row: Richard Greenlee, Larry Olson, joe Baldasan, jay Clauer, Eddie Czek, Bob Buda, Monroe Ste- phens, Jim Smith, Tommy Walker. i IT'S WIND 'ER UP AND LET 'ER FLY Over and Over again for Tommy lflfallcer, toiling in practice for game, HEFTING THE BAT, Steve Garvey UH anxiously awaits his turn at the plate during the Plant game. 132

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RETURNING SERVE, Richard Mitchell does his share as he and his partner take double match in practice. PRACTICE ASSIGNMENTS gfivert by Coach Reynolds to prepare for coming game. 1965 TENNIS TEAM-Front row: Tom Springer, Ken Young, Athony Gardana, Ted Micceri. Second row: David Neyman, Richard Mitchell, Paul Jeske, J Gary Wade, Coach Jerry Reynolds. 1 134 Tennis Begins to Gain Favor with Chiefs Even though only six boys from a school of 2500 received tennis letters, the popularity of the sport in the Tampa Bay area has been steadily increasing. This is due largely to the accomplishments of Judy Alvarez, graduate of CI-IS, and Armi Neely of Plant. The boys have given a lot of hard work and effort, and have done a very respectable job, said tennis coach Jerry Reynolds. CHS racketeers placed second in City and Conference. 1965 TENNIS SCOREBOARD Opp. CHS Feb. 12 Hillsborough ...... ............. 0 5 19 Robinson ........... - ..,.... 2 3 2 6 Lakeland ........... ---- 8 0 Mar. 5 Hillsborough ......,, 2 3 12 Robinson ...,....... Postponed l 6 Jesuit .....,,....,. ...... - -- 3 2 19 Plant ....... - ..,...... Postponed 23 Jesuit ....................... 3 0 26 City Meet ......,t............. 4th Place Apr. 2 Western Conference ...... 3rd Place