Chamberlain High School - Totem Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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wwf., ,M ,fm fv ww i SWIMMING TEAM-Firsi row: Cheri Conway, Janice Curran, Diane Kell, Cheryl Busch, Jo Anne Bostick, Jo Ann Leyden, Nancy Bleakley, Jan Young, Ann Bullard, Kathy Taber, Karen Swanbom, Kathy Eberhard, Linda Rose. Second Row: Ken Messier, Ronald Parlett, Willard Eberhard, Jamey Snieder, Mike Beam, Phil Farley, Malcolm Basset, Charles Jernigan. Third Row: Don Stairs, Ray Wiley, John Welch, Rhonnie Kennigs, Randy Perry, Chuck Younglove, Jim Yeloushan, Jack Regar, Buddy Good, Coach David Thomas, Mrs. Virginia Dudick. 1 LOOKING VVINDED AFTER A MARATHON SWIAI, Cheryl Busch ,,., ar, gazes for the finish line during a protracted meet with St. Pete. CAUGHT IN THE MIDDLE OF HIS PLUNGE, Charles jernigan seeks perfection in his diving. 170

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, ,, gn- ....W..g. . l TRACK TEAM-Front row: Coach Ron Allen, jim Stevens, Horace johns, Mike Smith, Tom Furst, Roy Veale, Larry Serra, Bruce Ferguson, Jack Riggs, Randy Gonzalez, Darrell Peeples, jim McGrath, Art Hudson, Bob Rogers, George Hansen, Joe Boatwright, Roger Butler, Stuart Rothwell, Richard Porter. Second row: Mark Martin, Kevin Howell, Tom Faye, Steve Spencer, David Campbell, Gary Waid, Larry Peters, William Kreiling, Gerald Purser, Bob Addison, Don Hastings, Roger Cogan, Bradley Mora, Bob Bo- hannon, Coach Stacy Burton. Third row: Terry Carr, Craig Seaberg, Phil Goodman, Charles Baumgartner, Bill Jones, Curtis Rose, Brian Ritchie, john Green, Gary Briggs, Gary Yancey, jim Milican, joel Johnson, Dale Young, Terry Mercer, Randy Rigsby, Mike McRae. l I seg f ,f 1 , , . ...-- . Q. , s 13 A BALANCING Mike Gorham prepares to put the shot. WITH PRACTICED EASE Darrell Peeples lays the baton into the hands of William jones during a practice session of the mile relay. 169

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Girls Join Swimmersg Teams Eye Surprises Going into the 1966 season with a loss of the last year's record-setting seniors, the Chiefs faced a chal- lenge demanding a speed dance and cut-off of rain dancing for a while. A big shock promised help. This was provided by the newly innovated girls' swimming team, which had a plentiful turn-out of twenty-three girls for the first season under the coach- ing eye of Mrs. Virginia Dudick. Ray Wiley held front spot in effort to break the city record in the breast stroke. Ronnie Kienings took a first place in diving in set-to with King High School. Though victories were scarce, aquatic skills and exercise made the effort worthwhile, The co-ed team chalked its name up on the board with others from the Tampa Bay Area. COMING OFF THE BOARD, Ronnie Keinings executes an excellent dive in practice at Memorial Pool. X?-l. V 'AM' , V n , M., M . uf fa ,Hag . V C ,,,, ff A . ' 3 ' ,f yi 'wg Ve: A --new W fa . - .4 ' , .t r . . 1: 'Q wo: Y Q y 14 .J 5 f ' 1 ' f :n'7!f'5,,!. .-f A fr , f 4 141: y wa-Aug . V T ir 'bw I ' ff 1 ' 'W if-nw , f- f F' e ' , 1 ' f . f ' 'ff' ' ,N ,m ff' A' ,MMM semi, I K My yr ' 1 BULLING HIS WAY THROUGH THE WATER, Raymond Wiley approaches the end of his near record-breaking swim. ii,i, e'lf . f W A . DIVING IN A GRACEFUL ARC, these polished tankmen seek another victory for Chamberlain. 171