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

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DAVID MC LEOD All-District, All-City, All-State and All-American honors were David's in his senior year as a Churchill gridman. The climax of his high school football career came in August when he parti- bipated in The Texas High School Coaches Association's All-Star Grid- iron Class in Houston. Scholastic mag- hzine named David to All-State and All-American teams. The Key Club was his main non-athletic activity in 1971- 72. CHRIS WARREN Chris put a lot of medals on our table this year, Coach Rapp noted during track season, and the blue- chipper who signed a football letter with Arkansas because of his grid prowess reigned as King at the Twelfth Night Ball and participated in Key Club activities. Now, thatls versatility. TOMMY BEPKO He could make anybody's ball club in this city, Coach Richard Scheppler assessed Bepko, the Char- gers' ace pitcher who represents out- standing baseball players at Churchill A four-year letterman in baseball and basketball, Tommy is an individualist who found Parliament another outlet 131

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LYNN ISAACKS The crowd at the senior rock concert gave Lynn a stand- ing ovation for her folk singing and she was one of the hits of the Palladium bill, but her soft folk songs are not her only credit. She was chosen by Parliament as its most out- standing member and was elected Speaker ofthe House for her senior year. A Leo Club member, Lynn served as one of the three students on the district committee studying dress and grooming, and she was only ajunior. CAROLYN CROWTHER Commander of the Drill Squad, Carolyn was named the group's outstanding member. One blast from her silver whistle sends precision marchers into intricated patterns and controls the actions of hun- dreds of Grenadiers. Scholarship and service have been her attainments. Carolyn was a member of the National Honor Society, the Anchor Club and the In- ternational Relations Seminar. st 2 K if

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