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

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JEFF MONTAG That measured, sophisticated voice Chargers heard every morning reading the daily an- nouncements . . . and sometimes adding a com- mentary . . . belonged to jeff Montag. A senior member of Parliament, a Charger tennis player, a member of the National Honor Society and one of the student representatives on the dis- trict's grooming committee, jeff contributed to Churchill's leadership in 1971-72 and was a faculty choice as an outstanding student. KAREN HANCOCK If at first you don't succeed . . . must have been Karen's motto. As a freshman, she ran for every conceivable office . . . and lost every time. Fortunately, she tried again. As a senior, her list of accomplishments and honors is endless. One of the leaders of Parliament in her junior and senior years, Karen was chosen by her classmates as the Most Representative senior girl. For two years she served as an of- ficer in Anchor Club and as a member of the Drill Squad. As a student government leader, Karen attended regular dialogue sessions with district administrators, represented WC at dis- trict social functions and presided at such Parliament activities as the Twelfth Night Ball. STEVE HARRIS Parliament's presiding officer . . . the spokes- man for WC in intra-school gatherings . . . leader of Charger delegations . . . Steve's office is an honor in itself. An All-American swimmer in his junior year, he reached state competition as a senior and was captain of the team. Through his four years at WC, Steve has been a leader, participating in student government, numerous clubs and honor societies. 3, 4 f 9 6 Qi , jeff Karen l