Chamberlain High School - Totem Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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'CCH Club Boosts Spirit XQPHQSAEJSNBZ Through thletics C CLUB i ' U Men of distinction and victory, they aspire to be in their work to earn the right to wear the distinguished C of Chamberlain. Organization of these athletic letterman into a working force for the betterment of the school athletic department is the chief aim of the C Club. Members are automatically inducted upon completion of requirements for a varsity sports letter. To add zest and gain student support of their March of Dimes drive, four Club members carried a stretched sheet during Hillsborough and jefferson basketball games so that the fans could toss coins to swell the funds. In addition, CU Clubbers operate the concession stand at home basketball games and have an annual do-nut sale. 6 i HANDING OUT THE GOODIES and raking in the profits occupies these C Clubbers while selling refreshments. L , l C CLUB-Front row: David Forrest, Walter Johnson, Richard Correia, Tommy Cunningham, John Smith, Toby Bourland, Yvillie Wendall, Steve Garvey, Jack Lynn, Larry Somerville fpresidentj. Sefond row: Terry Fleming, Richard Dunaway, Clark Conner, Boyd Moore, George Bivins, Mike Snuggs, Wesley Hoover, Mike Vacher Qsecretaryj, Dave Snyder, Frank Vann. Third row: Rick Dan- iel, Richard Anderson, Ronnie Patrick, jim Smith, Jud Roberts, Carl Sumner, Alan Woehlk, Mike Millen, Lee Brand, Coach Ron Moore. Fourth row: Monroe Stephens, john Green, Bobby Byrd Ctreasurerj, Bob Buda, johnny Ryan, Douglas Moore, YVillard Eberhard, jim Notaro, Dan Longworth, joe McCloskey. Fifth row: Barry Nutter, George Neupauer, Garry Yancey, Steve Kane, Chip Glass, David Ritchie, Ted Mosley Qvice-presidentj, Fred Miller, Robbie Grifiin, Bill Ballans, jeff Klink, Hank Dunn. 145

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