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

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Spanish club assists needy family mii ' Karen Coleman Gary Hoyack Debbie Raimondo i Heidi Amestoy Allison Cooke Alvaro Iragorri Emily Ratner Jeff Baiter Kelly Cotner James Kaster Mark Regester Brian Barr Jennifer Cottingham Peter Kelly Andrew Riley Doug Bauer Jean Pierre Cuello John Kiest Irasema Rivera Paige Beal Marc DeHart Linda Klar Pdillip Sanchez Lance Bell Edward Dick Nedra Kleypas Tracey Sawyer LisaBiry Arden Dickey Meryl Kline Elizabeth Schaefer Mary Ann Biry Sue Douglass Cindy Kramer Tim Schaefer Michele Bonacci Karen Engle Melanie Leavoy Kathy Sema | Rose Sema ■ H Darral Smith ' MW Shrfra Borenstein Dawnelle Eppinger Hans Liske Barry Boydstun Elaine Espey Henry Lopez William Brackin Richard Espey Lilia Lopez Kim Sorber Elaine Braden Mireya Fernandez Steven Martin Tanya Souddress Paul Brake Marli Finch Robert Martinez Edwin Stuart Richard Brake Martha Fitzwater Nate Martens Joanne Thompson Kathy Brown Cheryl Forehand Gary McKelvey Carlos Trimmier Terri Burel Robert Foster Tracey Mencio Susana Valenzuela Ann Burtner Erin Frazier K. Leslie George HH Tracy Gingrass Jeff Mendelsohn Cindy Velez Mary Butler Jeff Merritt Carol Villarreal Rosa Canales Margaret Mickler Robert Villarreal Frank Carrillo Mark Godfrey Scott Monette Fletcher Watson Roger Carroll Steven Greer Gordan Nanton Melissa Weatherred Fred Carter Ken Grey Lisa Ann Neesuig Sharon Weinstrom ChoonCha Brian Harle Linda Noecker Cindy Whitehurst Scott Chakales Tim Hayden Caria Novack Julia Whitehurst Ceny Chalker Stephanie Hernandez John Peterson Ken Whitehurst David Chavarria Greg Hills Louis Pisano Dalton Wilcox EricChuber Kyle Hoepner Melissa Priest Richard Wooster Karen Clarli Tom Holman Laura Pross Janine Wulfsohn Greg Clarke Laura Houston ShariPullen Amanda Youngblood CandyceCole H| 1 It . H i. J» U- - Spanish Honor Society members spon- sored a needy family during the Christ- mas season, explained Ms. Dorothy Burns, department chairman. Members gave food, clothing, house- hold appliances, and a Christmas tree for a family recommended by Father Herzig of St. Stevens parish, said John Kiest, organizer of the project. At their annual Christmas party, mem- bers made toys and decorations for the family, said Tracy Mencio, junior. The gifts and food were donated as a way of expressing the true Christmas spirit, John explained. With an increase of students in the Spanish department, Ms. Ana Borenstein was added as a full-day teacher instead of a half-day teacher, Ms. Burns com- mented. In addition, Ms. Evelyn Wilken- son, Mr. Arthur Glaze and Ms. Catherine Carson taught Spanish. Students competed against all San Antonio schools in the annual Spanish contest at Marshall High School in April, Ms. Burns concluded. (8) Elaine Braden, junior, lights the candle of knowledge before being installed as a new mem- ber of the National Spanish Honor Society (photo by Wells). (D) Teachers In the Spanish department are Ms. Ana Borenstein, Ms. Catherine Carson, Ms. Evelyn Wilkenson and Mr. Arthur Glaze (photo by Schwarz). Janell Barlhuly Michele Bates John Batha Walter Ban Anilisa Bauerkemper Paige Beal Chuck Becken Liz Beekly Leslyn Bell JoAnne Beltran Bobby Benav(des Jeff Besch Dawn Bickerstaff Troy Bielefeld 165 Pages by Melissa Mendoza

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..KX ' V ' (A) At the Spanish Honor Society Christmas party. Marc DeHart samples authentic Mexican food before making gifts for a needy family (photo by Moore). (C) Spanish Honor Society officers are FRONT ROW: Raimondo, secretary; Mendelsohn, historian; Ratner, historian; BACK ROW: Biry, treasurer, Serna, president; Wooster, second vice president; (not shown) Kiest, first vice president (photo by Moore). Bryan Baker Teresa Baker Jim Bald Jeff Baiter Kim Banda Bill Barker Becky Barlow

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Latin students — cook, dress up for Roman feast sponsored by Mr. Bob Hicks, who began teaching at Churchill this year, Latin students conducted the annual Roman Saturnalia feast, one of many tra- ditional Latin festivals. The most popular of the Roman festi- vals, Mr. Hicks said, the Saturnalia greatly influenced modern Christmas and New Year celebrations. Dressed in Roman styled togas, the students brought food cooked from tradi- tional Roman recipes. While eating, they reclined on cushions and watched enter- tainment fashioned after that of the ancient Roman Empire. In addition to club sponsored activi- ties, Latin students competed in contests around the state, Mr. Hicks continued. The most important of all these contests, he stressed, was the state contest at Piano in March. Emphasizing what he felt was a defi- nite trend of increased interest in the classics, Mr. Hicks said, My goal in class is to acquaint students with their classical heritage. (A) During his Latin II class, Reagan Silber, senior, ' does research on Roman costumes for his perform- ance in the Saturnalia festival (photo by Moore). (C) Asking himself, Where is it? , Mr. Bob Hicks, Latin teacher, busily searches for some of his mis- placed materials after school (photo by Schwarz). (D) Relaxing during Saturnalia, Rhonda Grimm, jun- ior, enjoys food and beverage (photo by Moore). Juniors: Birdwell to Burson Kerry Birdwell Mary Anne Biry Leslie Blackshear Debbie Bland Dawn Blum Jeff Bock Barbara Bode Bonnie Bohrer Danny Bonacci Keith Bonner Tina Bowen Virginia Bowers Bruce Boyd Elaine Braden 166