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

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' - in A .g 4 1 1 , UNBEATEN 1971 CHARGERSYTop row: Q25j-Fuller, Q86j-Wilks. U11-Scheibe, Managers Young, Anderson, Q24j-Cunningham, U41-A. Rickman, Q72j-R. Rickman, Coach Mascheck, Coach Smith. Bottom row: Trainer QSOJ-Leatherwood, U71-Greendyke, QISJ-Kelly, CSU-Vavala, Garms, Q61j-Brown, Q33j-Hemby, QZOQ-Sprague, Q66j-God- QSSQ-McLeod, Q44-QfMi1ls, 1222-Warren, QSZQ-M. Smith, win, Q50j-C. Smith, Q63j-Jones, Q35j-Dimler, Q65Q-Marotta Q70j-Bowman. Middle row: Coach Davis, Coach Rapp, Q21j-Constanzo, Q6Oj-Tolbert, Q83j-Braswell, Q40j-Davis, f88j-Bissell, HOD-Blanchard, USD-Krog. i821-Stoihandske, Q14j-Curtis, QIZQ-Blackwood, Trainer Kenworthy. H21-Sebera, Q76j-Simmonds, Q62j-Gregorie, Q73j-Chandler, Cary Garms and A. J. Chaloupka tape up Charger's ankle before the Reagan game. N... 1. Wi... 4 -1 1 ', Trainers Cary Garms, Mark Morley, A. J. Chaloupka and Manager Jack Kenworthy were behind the Chargers all season, as here they watch during a tense moment. H

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'lotting strategy on the side lines, Head Coach Raymond Lapp instructs Tully Blanchard, the Charger field general. hargers dazzling in pre-district duels Ranked 1st in city and 31st in state, the Chargers launched what was to be Churchill's best season ever by battering five pre-district opponents. MacArthur was the first team to go down in a game that almost floated away. The Chargers won 21-7 in a driving rainstorm without throwing a pass. Fumbles made thedifference against an upstart Roosevelt ball club as the two teams collided before 11,000 fans. When the smoke had cleared, WC had crunched their way to a bruising 14-0 win. Picked to lose by three touchdowns against defending state champion Austin Reagan, the Chargers went into the tilt with revenge and upset on their minds. When the final gun sounded, WC had combined pride, power and poise for their first win ever over Reagan, 20-15. This stunning victory moved the Chargers up to No. 8 in the state. Central Catholic was the next victim. Churchill overpowered the hapless Buttons, 44-0. The Chargers made it two shut outs in a row in the next game with a 40-0 swamp of New Braunfels. The Unicorns could generate no offense against the strong Churchill defense. The stomping of New Braunfels completed pre- district play with the Chargers going undefeated and pointing towards a showdown with the Lee Volunteers. Mike Blackwood U22 is brought down on a punt return against Central as Eddie Sebera Q42l and Bob Leather- wood l80l rush to his aid. 143