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CHS Rich History and Traditions

Located on North Boulevard at the corner of Busch Boulevard in Tampa, Florida, George D. Chamberlain High School has been serving the community since its opening in 1956. The school is named after George D. Chamberlain, a former trustee of the Hillsborough County School System.

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The first graduating class from Chamberlain High School was in 1958, and since then, the school has produced thousands of successful and accomplished graduates, many of whom have become respected community and business leaders. Chamberlain High School continues to provide a high-quality education to its students, preparing them for a successful future beyond their time at the school.

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You can find an extensive alumni photograph collection of all Chamberlain classes at our 

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Commencement Programs

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Notable Alumni

Rhea Law USF President '67
Rhea Law '67
Lauren Hutton '61
Lauren Hutton '61
Jay Gruden '85
Jay Gruden '85
assav mandavi '84
Aasif Mandvi '84
Zhalarina Sanders '00
Zhalarina '10
Jane Castor '77
Tampa Mayor Jane Castor '77

  • Kenny Alfonso '84, actor/comedian.

  • Dennis Aust '58, MLB pitcher.

  • Woody Austin '82, Professional Golfer.

  • Forrest Blue '63, NFL offensive lineman. 

  • Brodrick Bunkley '02, NFL nose tackle. #6 NFL Draft Pick.

  • Bob Burns '70, NFL running back.  

  • Jane Castor '77, 2019-2022 Tampa Mayor

  • Kathy Castor '84, U.S. Representative, Florida - District 14.

  • Joe Clermond '03, NFL defensive end.

  • DJ Ravidrums '86, World renowned drummer, entertainer.

  • Mike Eden '67, MLB infielder.

  • Connie May Fowler '76, author.

  • Robin Fuson '76, MLB pitcher.

  • Steve Garvey '66, MLB infielder

  • Chip Glass '65, NFL tight end.

  • Robert Gonzalez Gant '86, actor and producer.

  • John Grant '61, former Florida State Senator.

  • Jay Gruden '85, NFL Coach

  • Bob Hall '60, Republican member of the Texas State Senate. 

  • James Harrell '75, NFL linebacker.

  • Cal Henderson '62, former Hillsborough County Sheriff.

  • Brad Holmes '97, Manager of Detroit Lions. First black NFL manager.

  • Kevin House, Jr. '97, NFL cornerback.

  • Oliver Hoyte '02, NFL linebacker/fullback.

  • Lauren Hutton '61 (known then as Mary Hall), model-actress

  • Ian Johnson '80, Pulitzer Prize Winner 2001.

  • Franklin Kirschner '78, Professional Wrestler for 17 years for WCW.

  • Rhea Law '67, President, University of South Florida

  • Greg Lee '03, NFL wide receiver.

  • Dentarius Locke '09, American Track and field sprinter.

  • Lex Lovett '92, wrestler and former substitute business teacher at CHS.

  • Steve "Moose" Madison (Stephen Favata) '01 , wrestler.

  • Aasif Mandvi '84, actor/comedian/writer

  • Lance McCullers '82, MLB pitcher.

  • Lynn Matthews '62, college football player and newspaper publisher.

  • Dean May '80, NFL quarterback.

  • Eugene McCaslin '95, NFL linebacker.

  • Mike Mekelburg '93, professional soccer midfielder.

  • Dave Miley '80, MLB manager for the Cincinnati Reds.

  • Eric Owens '81, Paralympian Gold Medalist.

  • Rob Parrish '10, Forbes 30 under 30 award winning science researcher.

  • Christian "TTE Truth" Robinson '20, musical artist.

  • Zhalarina Sanders '10, rapper and Emmy Award winner

  • Ron Selesky '83, NFL player/Arena Football League coach.

  • Shock G '81 (Gregory Jacobs), rapper.

  • Michael J. Silah '88, retired Real Admiral and Director of NOAA.

  • Marie Speziale '60, trumpet pioneer.

  • Bobby Sprowl '74, MLB  pitcher.

  • Bobby Starks '63, former Florida State Senator.

  • Liz Vassey '90, actress.

  • Tom Walker '66 - MLB Pitcher.

Steve Garvey '66
Brad Holmes Detroit Lions '97
Steve Garvey '66
Brad Holmes '97
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