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

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Boys visit FCA Colorado camp During the summer, boys belonging to the Fellowship of Christian Athletes attended a camp in Colorado, com- mented Coach Les Tiner, FCA Sponsor. Any boy in the organization could attend the camp, said Coach Tiner; each boy paid his own way. Members of the organization endeav- ored to know more about Jesus Christ and His way of life, explained Coach Tiner. The organization provided stronger moral, mental and spiritual fiber in athletes and coaches in America, concluded Coach Tiner. (B) At lunch Tom Dimler, FCA boys ' president, tries to convince Geff Gandy, senior, to attend the Colo- rado FCA camp during the summer (photo by Moore). ,D) At Mary Taylor ' s house, Dori Van Cleave, Susan Ryan, Rhonda McNeill and Harriet Hogue, wait for Tuesday night Bible study to begin (photo by Rid- dle). (F) Members of the boys ' FCA are FRONT ROW: Hughes, Gandy, Dimler, president, Carroll, vice president, Higgins, SECOND ROW: Calhoun, Daw- son, Cruz, Parman, Dutson, Voelkel, THIRD ROW: Coach Tiner, Moreno, Williams, Heiser (photo by Pullen).

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(D) Mr. Robert Hicks, AFS sponsor, checks exemp- tion cards for his class (photo bY Wells). (G) AFS club members are L. Norris, L. Braun, C. Pruitt, K. Coleman, D. Speck, club president, Mr. Robert Hicks, sponsor (photo by Wells). Pages by Kim Chutter 97

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Girl FCA officers attend conference Representing the girls ' chapter of the Fel- lowship of Christian Athletes, Mary Taylor, president; Ms, Jane Sulak, sponsor; and Barabra Hillis, treasurer, attended a confer- ence in June at Baylor University, said Ms. Sulak. In January, FCA girls also attended the second annual Texas FCA state convention in Dallas, Ms. Sulak added. The fellowship gave girls a chance to combine sport and prayer in learning and living the life of Christ, explained Ms. Sulaki, but everyone was welcome to the Bible studies. Members met the second and fourth Tuesday of each month, she added; how- ever, meetings were scheduled around ath- letic events in the spring. In order to raise money to send members to the conventions and to pay dues to the national organization, club members spon- sored a donut sale and a basketball mara- thon against MacArthur, Ms. Sulak con- cluded. (A) During an evening meeting, (Mary Taylor, girls ' president, discusses the basketball marathon against MacArthur for Muscular Dystrophy (photo by Moore). (C) Girl FCA members are FRONT ROW: Jones, secre- tary, J. Miller, Mary Taylor, president, Hillis, treasurer, Margaret Taylor, SECOND ROW: Gray, V. Miller, Ryan, Hall, THIRD ROW: Humphreys, Sims, Mannheimer, Schick, and Ms. Sulak (photo by Moore). (E) Shooting for two, Sally Jones and Karin Gray prac- tice for the Muscular Dystrophy marathon against MacArthur High FCA club (photo by Pullen). (G) Coaches Jane Sulak and Les Tiner, FCA sponsors, discuss the boys ' summer camp in Colorado and the girls ' June convention at Baylor (photo by Pullen). Pages by Paige Pullen 99