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

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Bells rang early but checks were thawed Early August marked the beginning of our 1971-1972 school year, and while other faculties were continuing to enjoy summer vacations. members ofthe staff at WCHS were calling roll. Yet. because our school bells rang sooner. our teachers were the only ones whose pay raise went into effect before President Nixon's price freeze. Maybe starting in August wasn't such a bad idea after all! Mrs. Bobbie Abbott Mrs. Paula Anderson Miss Kaye Arnold Mrs. Gretchen Ayala Miss Candace Bader Mrs. Esther Barsun Mrs. Ann Riklin, Spanish teacher, proudly displays her August pay check. unaffected by President Nixon's wage' price freeze. Mrs. Karen Blume Miss Karen Breymann Mrs. Welta Burris Mr. Gerald Busald 3

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WC's administrators . . . E H LPHA Hb l s, fill nnsrowwcppacnani u 9 . Q 4 ,...,.......- .... . ' . -U...-s.,..v a ' n UNI Efgggiiggig 1592 l missaass szggyygfdzangmleail ' prlllnitti 5355571548558 , . Super Chargers, students who have brought honor to WCHS, are framed by Mr. Tom Jungman, Assistant Principal for Student Services. Churchill's administrators are individuals with differing person- alities and philosophies, yet they share a common goal . . . dedication to this high school and its students. A ugood dayu for an administrator is many things. To Dr. Burchard, it is a day when people show mutual respectf' to Mrs. Bueker, it is a day when enthusiasm for the curriculum is evidenced by teachers and students alike. Pride in the student body is an emotion that an administrator must have, and Mr. Jungman's Super Charger bulletin board is evidence of that pride. Mr. Bill Parry is usually accompanied by a student or two in his strolls through the hall or across the patio at noon. Usually he and the students are enjoying the encounter. . . . sharing a common goal Mr. Bill Parry, Administrative Aide, along with Karen Hancock and Bill Greendyke offer congratulations to newly elected Parliament officers Lynn Issacks and Thad ' 321 l-larkins.

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Even earlier than this August 16 bell was the assembly of the faculty a week before. Only one week to prepare for 2289 scholastics. AGR cards, directory cards, health cardsf the card games that advisors play to set up the files for a new year. And the faculty are involved in the spirit activities as well as the administrative issues. They attend the bond issue orientation meeting, PTA's Open House and prepared the first six weelcls grade cards, yet they find the time to be dressed for color day . . . they're part of the Charger scene. A sign above a box in the teachers' lounge reads: Donate 8.25 for the facultyis 'Beat Lee, sign at Central Park! wwf B Decorating the 'lteacher hall in front ofthe attendance office is Mrs. ,IoDell Smith. Enjoying refreshments in the cafeteria fol- lowing Open House in October is Mr. William White. Mrs. Charlotte Byrd Miss Geraldine Campbell Mrs. Catherine Carson Mrs. Maij orie Clegg Mr. Lydon Cole Mrs. Helen Coleman Mrs. Linda Corbo Mr. Charles Davis 1, 235 'Qw- - Q 2 4 'Q r 2 O -rftf rrili XI K A A N Mr. james Denton Mr. joe DiQuinzio 7