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

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a 55543 . Michelle Peterson Lana Richardson Brent Owens Nancy Schimelpfening J. 8 5 ' Q a n 4 H 7 I ' , s . r Randy Thomas 8 ' 9 l Cathy Ryan 5. nn ,, n 'f B 0 Pi ' 7 5, Carl Padilla Sv 5' Dee Goforth 1 gc gr 53 Karen Mahler D .57 Terri Smith Paul Anderson Barbara Weinberg Mark Cunningham Judy Marts 29. Dwain Howard 44. Susan Brown David Downing 30. Robert Carter 45. Alan Davidson Kathy Schneider 31. julie Butler 46. Lorrianne Nipper Richard Gay 32. Rose Padilla 47. Pat B1-iles Susan Johnson 33. Stacy Chessher 48. john Wolf jan Haney 34. Gail Mahler 49. Carolyn Crowther Sharon Allan 35. Freda Fithian 50. Kathy Hawkins Mark Harris 36. Luanne Lawrence 51. Linda Gotthardt Janice Griffin 37. Betty Padilla 52. Muff Hughs Brian Blaekeley 38. Suzanne Gage 53. Debbie Stark julie Gil11 39. Roxanne McConathy 54. Louise Rogers David Mag-rs 40. Margaret Schlather 55. Nancy Pate Teresa Simmons 41. Eloise Pope 56. Cris Ramirez Joan Hagen 42. Mary Ault K 57. Kathy Leopard Lasses Lawery 43. Debbie Lewis 'A 58. Diane May

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vorcls tm Chancellor photographers, Corky Sarvis, Ross Andreson, Nelson Sigoloff, Tim Wilks, Bob Hackett, john McCain, Craig Stanfield, and Keith Megeff line up a shot for the annual. 'X ! W KN Don t tell me we have to retake Dr. Fitzwater s picture again Mrs. Bobbie Abbott yearbook sponsor intreats. Every Picture Tells a Story, or so the song goes, and the 1972 Chancellor Staff, using the song title as a theme, had a lot of pictures to take and a lot to tell. Deciding early in the year to revamp the format in order to tell the story of 1972 in a logical, fair, factual, and colorful way, the staff began work under the leadership of Susan Richards as editor-in-chief. Working through the Christmas holidays, staffers met the first deadline of 100 pages by Jan. 15 and celebrated with a Pizza party. But another deadline loomed . . . 100 pages more in March. . .and 187 due in May. Most students attended club meetings a couple of times a month and one or two big events at night. Yearbook staffers, especially photographers, made every event every day and every night in order to cover the year's events. Proof sheets appear, editors select photo- graphs they need, page layouts are designed, copy is written and the shipment goes to press. Nothing to do but wait until that August day when a freight truck rolls up to the loading zone with 1,400 1972 Chancellors. Every picture will tell a storydthe story of 1972 at Winston Churchill High School. We did it.

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IRS . . . making Cris feel of home 7' Q gn., Dverwhelmed by the IRS welcome and her first look at her new sisters, Cris hugs her spray of red roses while Karen and Gail Mahler introduce her to the large dele- Being crowned queen of the Buckingham Ball will be one of Cris' fond memories of Churchill. +419 1' ' gation of Chargers who greeted the new foreign student at the airport in August. Raising funds to support Churchill's next foreign stu- dent and making the current visitor feel at home is the purpose of the International Relations Seminar, but members often find themselves involved in local seminars and the activities of the American Field Service. During Fiesta Week, the organization helps host foreign students from around the state who visit San Antonio, Cris Ramirez, the 1971-72 student from Chile, participated in IRS events including Trick-or- Treating for funds, car washes and foreign food and bake sales.