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

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The STATESMAN . The first issue of the 1971-72 Statesman promised more than a new format . . . it pro- mised to send out vibrations of what we are, what Churchill is and what we want. Covering the moods and trends of the year, as well as the events, the newsmagazine reached 1400 subscribers with a total circu- lation of 1600. Editor Bill White's Fade In column dis- cussed the issues while journalism I 8c II staffers covered in news and featurized trends from Witchcraft to the Jesus Revolu- tion. Karen Cason, managing editor, was named the publication's outstanding staffer, Bill White won the state AAAA featurette writ- ing competition and photographer Bob Hac- kett won third in the state in sports photography. . sending out vibrati Mrs. Bobbie Abbott, Statesman sponsor, pleads with the staff to remember Friday's deadline. Brainstorming at a staff meeting, Statesman reporters decide what to display in the next issue.

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The yearbook staff. . . using pictures and a fhousar Celebrating their first deadline, annual staffers Candy Staewen, Susan Richards, Karen Bergeron, Kim Magers. Hagan, David Whidden, Debbie Rodriguez, Kari Titsworth, Coco Caldwell, Ken Edwards, Gwynne Prather, and Mr: Lisa Terry, Angela Austin, Debbie Noyes, Tim Wilks, jill Bobbie Abbott eat pizza. if - , ff'-V ',,, QL' ,L r Q Vkbr ,. A-ef' - - All staffers pitch in with the bigjobs like counting money. Business manager Nancy Zaiontz and staff secretary Denise Cartright check advisory envelopes. ff Y' H!