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

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Sophomores: Johnson to Lancharic A - Susan Johnson Vanessa Jones Greg Kidd Susan Kleypas Scoti Kline Michelle Korzekwa Jane Krieger Karen Kye 234 Steven Jonas James Kaster Suzanne Kilgore Robert Klier Marc Knoblauch Keith Kothman Richard Kriese Sandra LaDuke Desiree Jones Kim Keller Debbie King Arthur Kliewer Leslie Komet Clint Kratz Jeanette Krzewinski Jose Laguna Scott Jones LeAnn Keller Laura Kleypas Meryl Kline Terry Kopecki Tern Krawietz Robin Kunz Lynda Lancharic (A) Tripping up a Burbank defensive tackle, f m Anthony Sciaraffa (15) opens up a hole for ' Tony Cunningham (23) (photo by Slyman). (C) After taking the ball on a quarterback sneak. Tommy Muggins, QB, is stopped at the line of scrimmage (photo by Wells). (D) With his helmet pushed back for com- fort, Frank Trachsel, linebacker, allows him- self a moment of quiet amid the uproar sur- rounding him (photo by Slyman). mm •.-.-.•.• .■ - -.■•■. '

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Chargers march to ' dome ' trounce Lamar Consolidated in state quarter-finals With the city title in hand, the Chargers marched to the Astrodome and beat Lamar Consolidated to take the state quarter-finalist title. Lamar won the coin toss, but lost the football on the first play, setting up Tommy Huggins, quarterb ack, for a four- yard sprint into the end zone. Bishop added the extra point. In the second quarter, Lamar retali- ated when Earl Jackson, tailback, scored on a pitch-out. However, Churchill struck back with a 40-yard bomb from Huggins to Darryl Johnson, setting up Bishop ' s 24-yard field goal. Churchill ' s lead was extended when Huggins pitched to Anthony Sciaraffa, fullback, who then threw it downfield to Rick Linahan, tight end. Bishop ' s conver- sion made it 17-7. In the second half, the only score was an 1 1 -yard blast by Tom Dimler, fullback. The conversion attempt was wide. The final score was 23-7. A week later the Chargers re-entered the dome to take on Houston Stratford in the state semi-finals. The Chargers drew first blood when Dimler cracked over the left side for a two-yard TD. Bishop cleared the uprights and It was 7-0. At this point the Chargers looked like they would dominate the game as usual. Under the running of Craig James, Stratford tied the score before the half and then dominated the rest of the game, defeating Churchill, 7-24. Thus, the Chargers ended their season as state quarter-finalists with a 13-1 record and placed ten players on the All- District 32AAAA team. Named to the All-District first team offensive were Mike Kollman, center; Mike Wynn, lineman; David Burrows, lineman; Geff Gandy, tight end; Tommy Huggins, quarterback; and Tom Dimler, running back. In addition, All-District first team defensive were Carl Stolhandske and Steve Kollman, lineman; Geff Gandy and Frank Tr ' achsell, linebackers. Pages by Joel Halfant 233

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Top-ranked Churchill tramples Burbank, Judson during playoff games After taking the district title, Churchill, rated first in city, stomped both playoff opponents, routing Burbank, 30-6, and Judson, 30-14. Churchill took the opening kickoff against Burbank and seven plays later Anthony Sciaraffa plunged in from the one. Barefooted, Jerry Bishop kicked the extra point. In the second period, a fumble recovery by Carl Stolhandske in the Bur- bank end zone was good for six and a quarterback sack of 18 yards w as good for a Charger safety. The Chargers tallied two TD ' s in the second half on a three-yard keeper by Huggins and a Tony Cunningham ten- yard blast. Bishop added the PATs. With a 30-14 victory over Judson, the Chargers captured their fourth city championship title in six years, th us upholding their reputation as a recog- nized state power. Taking the opening kickoff of the city title bout against Judson, the Chargers went 61 yards to score on Tom Dimler ' s one-yard run. Judson scored but missed the PAT. Then a four-yard run by Darryl Johnson made it 14-6. Giving Churchill a 21-6 lead, Huggins passed 27 yards to Rick Linahan. Then Judson slimmed the lead with a 61 -yard scoring play and PAT. With ten seconds left in the third, Tony Cunningham broke down the right side- line for a score. On the next kickoff, Gary Leach recovered a Judson fumble and moments later Bishop ' s 29-yard field goal wrapped up all scoring. (B) During Churchill ' s 30-6 playoff stampede over Burbank, Kevin Kanipe (12), defensive safety, and Curt Swyers (24), defensive back, rise to their feet after leading the attack that stopped a Burbank player cold for no gain vvhile Jody Hamblen (32) hovers over them (photo by Slyman). (E) Members of the Freshman White and Black Teams are FRONT ROW: Reeves, Guerrero, Marti- nez, Dimler, Tovar, McFall, Kopecky, Pollard, Munoz, Marin, Squires, Craig, Floyd, Godwin, SEC- OND ROW: Wynn, Billingsley, Cole, Anders, Reyna, Parker, Dunn, Webber, Comalander, Kennell, Chan- dler, Wagener, Jones, Gehlhaar, Gates, Barnett, McGee, BACK ROW: Thomas, Howard, Forrester, Hodo, Carlson, Brown, Long, Graham, Lammers, Tolar, Turner, Reiter, Murphy, Wright, Cadena, Lawrence. The teams finished the season with a 9- 3-1 record and a No. 2 standing (photo by Wells). N-dir;, ■GPsf Pages by Joel Halfant 235