Chamberlain High School - Totem Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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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.

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Cindermen Need agicianas Wand Through the years the CHS track team has been among the top percent of the high schools which have been participating against them. Last year these schools seemed to have raised their caliber of play- ing and won a number of meets against the Chiefs. This year the CHS cindermen have been working extra hard but, as has been seen through the Hrst meets this year, the opponents also seems to have been putting in a bit of overtime. We have more than sixty boys out for the track team and they are hoping for a surprise. HURDLING THE FIRST of many similar obstacles to come Bruce Ferguson drives forward and over the first high hurdle. t. WITH THE HARSH BARK of the starting gun Tom Fahy leaps from the starting blocks, keeping low to provide forward impetus. NEW FORM OF ANTI-GRAVITY? No just Robert Addison strain- ing for the utmost pinnacle of height during his pole-vault