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

Page 12 text:

i imi li- W ' ' - . { r r-A !, e» ' .« ;r. tfle night pep rally, Jenny Tolar flaunts her devas- - tatbtfi beauty for the cameraman (phpto by,)Moore).

Page 11 text:

i .---. After delivering his pep tailt, Eric Mannheimer and other members of the varsity footbalT team help arouse spirit at the night pep rally (photo by Moore). Voted Lancer Dancer Commander by fellow Hiflhkicks Sharon Skipper smiles her way through the half-time routine during the quarter final contest against Lamar Consolidated (photo by Moore). Mmm! Remember that delicious cafeteria food. After neatly devouring his Hot Lunch , Earl Ty Tracy and Jimmy Sherey perform for the photographer in the senior lunchroom (photo by Slyman).

Page 13 text:

m- ■: ' iiSKisBSiaa Voted by LwrKTunmemDere as Idok-alike costume, Billy Franken- furter Shearer participates in the annual Sea of Madness Ball (photo by , ? •■- Prepared and p iRented by the senior class ' officers and representative , the break-through is held for ihe football players to rip to shreds before the start of the Heights game (photo by Slyman). , Fdir jii s Wb61 ere returiMKts, the Phases and Sta ifCfiiur hill 1979 meanl ||PBeginning school in the fall we not only had a n6w principal and some new adminis- trators but also many newjMlicies. We were shocked to find out that even our nicest teacher always required a tardy islip wbenjive were late and that we tost all oUr exemptions fdi ont li p rdies. The discovery of having to show ' some ID to Ched( ' e book out of the library affected us witTilM)ual surpr e. In addition, having to park in the school parking lot every day and occasionally beinji stopped by the parking 4ot m whet leaving foriunch-put a reaKtrain-oiroitr freedoms. We couldn ' t even walk the hallways without a pass. Announce- nwnts were cut out except the most vital m:essages and every, thing was printed in the d(aily butllMIh, Whichjour sKond period teiacher reKictaWty r d ' to ' Q ' HqMever, most of us realized that the cnartges were h »tmad»-}oif or the isake of change. i t i