Winston Churchill High School - Chancellor Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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'kxxwh 11. . .,,. e. , A ii f ' ' Polishing off his Roman feast at the Saturnalia Banquet, Senior Charlou Koeing is ready to conquer the world. Pleasing the Saturnalia crowd with exotic dancing entertainment are Pat Fibich, Pat Briles, Susan Brown, Susan Youngblood, Pat Conn and Mary Ault.

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Latin Club . . . celebrates culture Dancing girls who entertained at the Latin Club,s Saturnalia Banquet, which was a joint-effort of all North East high schools, were provided by Churchill's organization. Celebrat- ing the Roman holiday in December with authentic foods, costumes and entertainment, the group carried forward its purpose of maintaining an interest in Rome and Roman culture. Led by Consul Ben Youngblood, the group attended the state convention in March and presented awards at a banquet in April. Other officers of the group, sponsored by Mrs. Jimmy Glendening reflects on the possibility of becom- Rosalita Rodriguez, were Ricky Coy,jan Nunley, Vicki ing Nero at the Latin Club district feast, but Mrs. Rod- Porter, Marianne Villasana, Debbie Hill and Arthur Koenig. riguez seems doubtful. Attending the Latin Club Christmas party were members Qstanding from left to rightj Jimmy Glendening, jason Wong, Tim Mackey, john Whitmore, Bob Evans, john Solomon, Susie Youngblood, Delline Evans, Robert Carter, Larry Roberts, julie Butler, and Charlou Koenig. QSitting from left to rightl Ben Youngblood, Diane May, Karen Byrne, jay Davis, Patti Halverson, Gayle Greenhaw, Mary Ault, and Marianne Villasana.

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Senior members ofOEA are Qleft to rightj Sherilyn Sutton, Cindy Baily, Kandy Dinkins, Debbie Watson, Melissa Hinsch. Sharon Murdock, Francis Hill, Kathy Hardison. Lorrayne Nipper, De Ann Simpson, Kathy johnson, jo Ann Gring, Eileen Bigley, Linda Lamb, and Miss Helen McLeod, chapter sponsor. OEA treats employers to theatre trip Developing student leadership, confidence and a spirit ofcompetition, and an understanding of local, state and national business in the office field is the prime interest ofthe Office Education Association. Miss Helen McLeod and Mrs. Opal Range sponsor the organization, which was organized in 1968. The club is divided into a senior and ajunior group. The Employer-Employee Banquet jan. 18 at the Plaza Dinner Theatre highlighted the year's activities. OEA also sponsored a Halloween Party for a children's home and a Thanksgiving dinner for a needy family. OEA members De Ann Simpson and Lorrayne Nipper put an apple in every teacher's box during Vocational Edu- cation Week.