Chamberlain High School - Totem Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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1 CHARIBERLAIN SXVIMMING CHAMPIONS-Mlestern Conference swimming champion, Chamberlain, shows off its team. Members are, left to right: Front row-Ken Messier, Mike Norona, Mike Fuller, Ron Muller, Richard Phillipsg Second row-Manager Vllalt Barbour, Don Stairs, Mike Millen, Craig McConnell, Richard Anderson, Leo Kania, John Probst, Mike Pelaezg Third row-Art Perez, Jeff Klink, Ron Patrick, Tom Glenz, D. Calderalzo, Robert Austin, Bob Morag Fourth row-Ron Pallett, john Mitchell, Ray Wiley, George Bivens, Barry Nutter, Kyle Tallant. At right-Coach Frank Farthing. xx x, x YH L v ,Qi-- 'r: v J' s 5 N I ,, - , ll . ', . ' '4 Ah'li.' . uns- 5 , t ' '.' 'F'- f '-. ,Q-.Ln aa'ln'a if r f gsnnnhs- A ,K A4 I-1 CITY RECORD HOLDER IN THE BUTTERFLY, George Bivens practices to develop better style and improve speed. 139 SHOWING OFF his great form at city swim meet, Tom Glenz seems to hold pose for photographers. xi' HOLDING STOP-WATCH, Coach Frank Farthing watches his swimmers try for marks during practice.

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ly-ve f riff? , 1 . +- ,, se? Q. s. QS, iii iw fl ft . MW t ff tl y . V, 4 Q 1 'CMH ' Ziyi, ty ,, My ,r , ,yt el I 4 1 1 I HV 'H R. 4 H: STROKING FOR POWER, .Mike Millen stretches toward hnish line to bring victory to CHS tankers. l38 Tankers Smash Records During Big Season Going into the season with a serious lack of depth, but a determined group of strong swimmers, the 1965 tankers compensated in their performances. They began the season by methodically defeating other top city and conference opponents one by one. Breaking into the record books, the tankers showed that they were a team of speedy, precision swimmers. With top-notch performances by the whole team, they smashed record after record in the city and confer- ence. Diving by Tom Glenz, the breast stroke by George Bivens, and freestyle by Craig McConnell were valuable point-winners with new records. 1965 SWIMMING SCHEDULE Opponent Opp. CHS Mar. 5 Winter Haven ........ - ....... 27 67 9 Plant .....,............ ........ 4 9 46 13 Jesuit ...,........... ........ 4 6 49 16 Robinson .......,, ........ 4 5 50 20 King ........... - ....... .,...... 3 6 57 23 Hillsborough ..,. ........ 3 9 55 30 Winter Haven ......,. .,.,.... 3 2 62 Apr. 3 Plant .,......,,........ ........ 4 l 54 6 Jesuit --.- ........., ..,.... 4 0 55 10 Robinson ....., ....... 4 3 52 13 King ..................,. ........ 3 9 56 I5 Hillsborough .....,.. ....... 3 l 66 24 City Swim Meet ........,......... lst Place May 1 ' ' 8 Class AA!State Swim Meet District III Meet ..........,,...... M v ,T 1--., V-4-2 ,.. ,A ...T ,t ' A ,,,, A, , is ' ARMS RIGID FOR ENTRY, Tanker D. 1. Calderazzo springr from starting block to join porpoise-like Panther in water.

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DEADLY GAME makes jim Thompson ponder whether his bowling form is still as good as it used to be. ll- EQUESTRIAN BALLET? Brian Delaney prepares to go horseback riding as his brother Lanfe holds Flaxy. 140 JUMPING NET for purposes of congratulation, john Mitchell leaps to meet Lyla Pettijohn after her tennis victory. Chiefs Find Physical