Chamberlain High School - Totem Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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1966 BASEBALL TEAM: First Row: Tom Pearce, Harry Pratt, Mike Eden, Robert Hall, Steve Garvey, Bart Azzarelli, Bob Mathews, Jim Sopkin, Al Jeffcoat. Second Row: Richard Buflower, Mgr., Ken Mathes, Tom Walker, Eddie Czeek, John Scott, Phil Harris, Bob Buda, Joe Baldasan, Larry Callicoat, Paul Fulford, Coach Lyle. 2 lui IT'S BA TTERS UP as Tom Walker fires curve ball to waiting opponent. FAIR BALL, yells Ump as Steve Garvey gets first hit. 165

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WITH A RISING of sand, David George blasts out of the sand trap for a par four on the seventeenth hole. QFTXX INCHES ARE LEFT on an eighteen foot putt by Chris Kraul. Golfers Capture Cit 5 Second in Conference Mastering the fairways thisyear, the Chamberlain golf team captured the city crown. With a one under par, 67, Steve Christie led the scoring at Carrollwood Golf and Tennis Club. This display of skill led Christie to time number one spot on the All'City Team. The Chiefs guided by All-Conference Rick Sopka came in second in the Western Confer- ence. They were also directed by Ralph Carson who copped a second place in the group. An inliux of new players made the season an active one. I ., UQ IZ 1966 GOLF TEAM: Coach Nuznoff, Chris Kraul, David George, Stephen Christie, james Makielski, Richard Kjellstrom, Richard Sopka, Ralph Carson, Torn Taggart.