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

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Little things . . . such as a decorated locker . . . give moral support when it's needed. Sports . . . the satisfaction is sensational Something must inspire a student to sacrifice himself to sports. Only the athlete who has parti- cipated knows those motivations. He has stood before the student body at a pep rally and felt the pressures generated. He has touched the trophy on the winners' platform, He has worn the colors on to the field of competition, he has been recognized as a personality. He has felt the exultation of being a winner and the sting of losing. All athletes live these moments, whether part ofa team or a lone contestantg whether veteran or freshmang whether male or female. The spectator can never know these sensations. Tradition . . . singing the school song at the pep rally . . . a reminder of the reputation thatis at stake and ofthe re- sponsibility to the student body.