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

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V- ' H i fW l Junior-Senior Prom . . . a bomb They came back. Nancy Whidden and Mark Khuel returned following the evacuation to en- joy the prom. The juniors had the evening billed as one of enchant- ment, but there was some debate about that adjective when a bomb scare interrupted the annual prom for more than an hour.iUpperclassmen and dates spent a lot of time in the parking lot . . . because the Turtle Creek Country Club, scene of the dance, was cleared out until the threat could be investigated. Most of the small crowd of 200 returned to enjoy the rest ofthe evening dancing to the music of HHomer. 202 sa Barry, watch out for my toes, Lois Witherspoon seems to be saying as Tom Bepko digs the music on his own. I-lomer's fantastic drummer sparked the band and was a hit with prom-goers.

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Three of WC's service clubs helped with the Special O- lympics featuring handicapped youngsters. Chargers participate in cifyp happenings l'Churchill students work outside their school within the community in extending their service to others. The Charg- er band, for example, presented a free pop ffcoincm for Lovers in Brackcnridge Park. The public was invited to share the San Antonio Park-sponsored song-fest. Three of Churchill's largest clubs: Anchor, Key, and Leo Clubs.joined with other city-wide service clubs in a Special Olympics. Another annual celebration, Fiesta's Battle of Flowers Parade, again called on the marching spirit of the Charger 0 band. Drill Team officers were on hand to show the school colors. 0 l 4 Getting involved in community action, junior Mill Schulle spends a spare afternoon as anvolunteer judg at the San Antonio Special Olympics.