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

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Teacher instructs career project in plan A class For the first time, students enrolled in Plan A had the opportunity to participate in a career development pro)ect, explained Ms. Helen Cameron, teacher of the course. They learned how to properly fill out such information forms as social security cards, driver ' s license and job applica- tions needed for careers, continued Ms. Cameron. A guest speaker told the students what careers were available and what each required. Then each student chose a career of his interest and researched it, she concluded. About 175 students with learning or physical handicaps were eligible for Plan A, said Ms. Celia Ing, head of the Plan A department. Such aides as films, records, tapes and books were used to help the stu- dents gain their credits, noted Ms. Ing. Our goal is still to help disadvantaged students reach their requirements for graduation, she concluded. (B) Scanning through his folder during his third period physical science class, Kris Jilek, sopho- more, studies his notes for a test (photo by Moore). Carl Gustafson Lori Gutlsch alk Jason Haase Joel Halfant Kelly Ham Jeft Hamblen Tonya Hammond Karen Hard Joe Hardage Will Harden Brian Harle Dianna Harris James Harris Nita Harris 179 Pages by Joel Halfant

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(A) During physical science class, Tony Martinez discusses his assigned problems from his book with Ms. Ruth Reed, his teacher (photo by Moore). (C) Working on their lab worksheets in science class, Darren McDonald and Cecilia Bock assist each other in answering questions (photo by Moore). (D) Getting some help in English class, Jeff Krieger listens as Ms. Helen Cameron, teacher, explains a question on his worksheet (photo by Moore). (E) Mentors who taught in the Plan A department are as follows: FRONT ROW: Ms. Celia Ing, department head, Mr. Paul DeGrove, Ms. Nita Marley, BACK ROW: Ms. Helen Cameron, Ms. Edwina Russell, Ms. Kathleen Pah! (photo by Wells). C Juniors: Grainger to Harris Ram Grainger Tim Grainger Jeff Gray Steven Gray Darrell Greco Ken Grey Rhonda Grimm Wendy Grohman Robyn Gross Becky Grosse Gary Grossenbacher Todd Guest Michelle Gullette AnnGunke! 178

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Health II studies include new ' Phone a Fact ' to pics Health classes began using the tele- phone to learn more about controversial problems and crisis, explained Ms. Bar- bara Geren, instructor. Phone a Fact , established by the San Antonio Mental Retardation Associa- tion in October, was used by the students for reports and discussions. Having this service helps break the barrier between the student and teacher on such subjects such as sex and birth control, added Ms. Geren. Health II class material was centered around the study of mental health and human behavior covering such areas as personality development and problems, continued Ms. Geren. In an attempt to keep current on all issues, health students for the first time studied a unit on masculinity and femi- ninity, dealing with role attitude, dating, reproduction, pregnancy, and with mar- riage and family planning, explained Ms. Geren. In addition, students listed to guest speakers who spoke on such topics as dreams, child abuse, crime and rape, adoption, and drug and alcohol addic- tion, she said. (A) During Health II class, Karl Hays, senior, takes notes on a class discussion over child abuse (photo by Saenz). (D) Teachers who taught Health are Ms. Jane Sulak, Mr. Bill Rodgers, and Ms. Barbara Geren. Not pictured are Mr. Les Tinerand Mr. Hank Birdwell (photo by Moore). (E) After a talk on masculinity, Denise Young, sophomore, reviews notes for the second quarter final (photo by Saenz). Juniors: Hartman to Hoyer Cheryl Hartman Scott Heiser Bobby Henley Gilbert Hernandez Marizelle Hernandez Stephanie Hernandez Man Herndon Mary Hoff Beth Hoffman Kristi Hoffmann Harriet Hogue Amy Holaday Steve Holland Deana Hollaway 180