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

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Sophomores: Fowler o Gold WS9 V-a,. -v- J.kVf 1 ■ Mark Fowler Diana Franke Kenneth Frazier Roland Galvan Yvonne Garcia Laurie Gassiot JeaniceGerfers KellyeGingrass 222 Rick Fowler Laura Franks Jennifer French Barbara Galyon Jay Gardner Steve Gatzka Rick Gerlach Cheryl Goertz Deirdre Fox Albert Franz Matt Freund Ken Garcia Mane Garrison Karen Gaydou David Gibbens Randy Goeth Lora Fox Joe Frazier Lanita Fuller Raul Garcia Mary Garza Leslie Geller Suzanne Gilboux Kristi Gold (A) Decorating his new office constructed during the summer, Mr. Roy Gabryl, vocational counselor, puts up an educational poster (photo by Wells). (C) Taking time off. Drew Bales, counselor assist- ant, finishes up some homework (photo by Saenz). (E) Preparing her calendar for the day, Ms. Winifred English reaches for schedules (photo by Saenz). C E ■ 1 1 ' 1 t L 1 J

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In addition to a new principal, two assistant principals and an administra- tive aid were added to the administrative staff, explained Mr. Richard Middleton, assistant principal. Mr. Dan Dockery and Mr. Elton Churchill joined Ms. Barbara Deilmann and Mr. Richard Middleton as assistant principals. Mr. Joe Lecocke was the administrative aid, he added. Mr. Dockery, Ms. Deilmann, and Mr. Lecocke were in charge of administrative services. Mr. Churchill was in charge of counseling and student testing, while Mr. Middleton was in charge of faculty and curriculum. The staff wanted to start some new tra- ditions, said Mr. Middleton. One tradition was Senior Day , a day in which the seniors came to school for the senior awards assembly then stayed for a PTA sponsored picnic. Assistant principals added to administrative personnel (A) Preparing for the senior awards assembly, Mr. Elton Churchill, assistant principal in charge of counseling, looks at his notes (photo by Moore). (B) During the senior booK return, Mr. Dan Dockery and Mr. Richard Middleton talk to Chris Snell and Kim Kleeman about graduation (photo by Moore). (C) Ms. Barbara Deilmann reviews a form with Kelly Francis during a conference (photo by Bratusek). (D) Administrative secretaries who aided the coun- selors and principals are Ms. Joan Bond, Ms. Daisy Boos, Ms. Shirley Stone, Ms. Dee Philips, Ms. Bet- tye Myers and Ms. Joyce Gragg (photo by Saenz). Pages by Arthur Kllewer 221

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4 Additional counselor allows staff maoe time for students 11 • ■. With the addition of a new counselor, Ms. Sharon Shoup, more time was found for the students, explained Mr. James Webb, counselor. With the time gained through the increased staff size, the counselors were able to do more actual counseling, con- tinued Mr. Webb. Counselors aided stu- dents in personal, social and academic difficulties, and, for the first time, they saw every senior on a one to one basis to discuss the student ' s plans for the future. In addition to their new activities, counselors performed their regular duties: administering testing programs, assisting students in selecting courses for the upcoming year and helping sen- iors with scholarships and financial applications, said Mr. Webb. (B) Members of the counsel ing staff include FRONT ROW: Ms. Michelle Shoup, Ms. Winifred English, Ms. Bernice Everin, BACK ROW: Mr. James Webb, Ms. Frances Everett, Mr. Claude Smith (photo by Moore). (D) Ms. Shirley Stone, secretary for the counselors, looks over withdrawal sheets (photo by Wells). (F) Speaking with Sonja Weborg, freshman, about a schedule change, Ms. Bemice B Everin, counse- lor, discusses the possibilities (photo by Saenz). Pages by Julie Murnin 223