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

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CADETS: Qfront row, L-RJ Charles O'Kelley, Fred Chin, Clarence Tschappatt, George Spangler, Clif Davis, john Pitt- man, Van Pinner, Joe Chandler, sponsors: SGM Longwood, FSG Ward, Howard Gaddis, Steve Tripp, Donald Sabol, Michael Couch, Thomas Lott, Kirk Dickey, Arthur Koenig, David Marts, jack Bramblett: Qsecond row, Michael Tschir- hart,james Bailey, David Kincaid, Alan Werner, Randall Quick, Felix Smith, Mack Hernandez, Donald Schmidt, William Kincaid, Glenn McGlaun, Edward Vela, Jon Halver- son, Robert Sommers, Curtis Payne, Michael jechow, Char- les Compton, Randolph Rust, Robert Crockett, Gordon '- Phillips, Michael Gaddis: Qthird rowj David sraglik, An- thony Tschappatt, Daniel Paxon, Jeffrey Weisbaker, Garv Richards, Marshall Sabol, Donald Kovacs, Christopher Burns. David Lakey, Joseph Rakosky, Mark Hood, Mark Richardsg Qfourth rowj John Diem, Peter Krus, Michael Powell, Steve Mitchell, jack Hutchins, Randy Covington Duane Eaton, David F errero, Marcos Campos, Ralph Re vello, Henry Robin, Kenneth Black, John Capuccio, Tro Hagel, Lory Eubanks, Michael McGee, John Dillon, John Solomon, David Miller. Supervising drill team practice outside the armory are S Longwood and FSG Ward, ROTC sponsors.

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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.

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ROTC o perfect score and polished service When the US Sth Army's Federal Inspection team visited Churchi1l's ROTC unit, the team re- ceived a perfect score although no citation could be awarded because a battalion must have at least 100 cadets to be considered. In 1971-1972, Chur- chill's unit was 81 in number. Two cadets, Capt. Van Pinner and Lt. Charles O'Kelley, received four-year scholarships when a two-star general landed his helicopter on the football field to make the presentations personally. The Military Ball in january was the annual social highlight, and cadets were pressed into duty as guides and ushers for the PTA Open House and various sports activities.