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

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Sophomores: MacKey to Medina Katherine Juliana Malloy Jeff Malone Steve Maltsberger Mackey Christine Brenda Mares Ramey Marmoleio Lee Mangum Manka Wade Marshall Alison Martin Nick Marosis Abigail Anthony Lilly Martinez Steve Martin Marshall Martinez Eugenia Maxwell Sharon Terrie Martin Denise Matcek Miles McCrimmon Martinez Sammy Maskill Lisa McCabe Kevin McLoughlin Diana May Mark Claire Dyann Medina -,o 3 McGannon McKinney 238 McEachern Ed McGinn Erin McSween June McNabb Cheryl McNair (B) As Jody Hamblen (32) holds a Burbank ball-carrier, James Youngblood (82) and other Char- gers come to assist him (photo by Siyman). (D) Closely watching the action. Matt Miller (51 ) and Kevin Kanipe (12) discuss game strategy in Churchill ' s come-from-behind vic- tory over Roosevelt (photo by Moore).

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Varsity ends loop play with three straight shutouts to secure district crown Shutting out San Marcos, 430; Segum, 12 0; and Lee, 27 0; the Char- gers captured the district title with a 100 regular season record. Against San Marcos, a 14-yard pass from Tommy Huggins, quarterback, to Tom Dimler, fullback, in the first period was the only Charger aerial score. On the ground, Dimler scored twice on runs of five and four, and Huggins added a TD with a five-yard keeper. Adding to the 43-point rout, Anthony Sciaraffa and Billy Shearer dashed for one TD each and Jody Hamblen blocked a Rattler punt in the end zone for a safety. Huggins hit Don Nelson for a two point conversion. Battling Seguin, the Chargers ' first score came on a seven-yard carry by Dimler with 30 seconds left in the half. Then with 49 seconds left in the game, Tony Cunningham raced 14 yards for the final score. Against Lee High in the final game of district play. Tommy Huggins scored on a three-yard run to give Churchill a 7-0 lead. In the second half, Dimler charged 58 yards for six points and Bishop made It 14-0. With two minutes left in the third, Dim- ler capped a 62-yard drive with a one- yard scramble to make it 2 1 -0. Then Dar- ryl Johnson ' s 14-yard touchdown dash with five minutes left in the game ended all scoring. After taking the district crown, the Chargers were ranked fourth in the state and first in the city by the Associated Press. More importantly though, they had earned themselves a bidistrict play- off spot. (E) Members of the JV team are FRONT ROW: Gon zaies, Spencer, Arnold, Carr, Halloran, Marotta, Walsdorf, Wells, Tawater, Bettencourt, Tarter, Gur witz, Willis, SECOND ROW: Lyons, Howell, Hum phreys, Skripka, Hoya ck, MacAfee, Swyers Linares, Kelly, Eichler, Pisano, James, D. Norment, F. Smith, Robinson, Gramling, BACK ROW: Hud son, M. Norment, Ausbum, Randol, Trenkelbach, Burrus, Allison, Marshall, Birdwell, M. Smith, Dom inguez, Trimmier, Wooster, Moreno, HIgginbot ham, Clester, Francis, Gustafson. Their record was 5 wins — 2 losses (photo by Wells). Pages by Joel Halfant 237

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Chargers subdue foes, win first four district games to remain undefeated Undefeated m preseason play, the Chargers crushed their first four district opponents, downing Clemens, 40-7; Roosevelt, 17-14; Heights, 33-6; and MacArthur, 33-0. In the district opener against Clemens, Churchill recovered two Clemens fum- bles, setting up Darryl Johnson ' s six- yard TD and Tom Dimler ' s 30-yard TD. Bishop booted both PATs. As the Chargers finished the scoring. Tommy Muggins, quarterback, ran for a score and hit Geff Gandy, tight end, with a 20-yard TD pass. Churchill then took on No. 2-ranked Roosevelt. With 3:48 left in the third period, Johnson went over the left side on fourth and one to slim Roosevelt ' s lead to 7-14. With 5:14 left in the game. Muggins scored from the eight. Setting up the tie breaker, Frank Trachsel, linebacker, recovered a Rough Rider fumble and Bishop ' s game-winning field goal came minutes later. In the third loop game, Churchill ' s first scores over Meights came on 12 and 14- yard runs by Dimler and Muggins respec- tively. Dimler scored again on a 38-yard sideline dash. MacArthur was the next victim. Hug- gins tossed two TDs and reserve QB Jim McGovern threw another. Johnson and Dimler both scored on runs of seven yards. Bishop was three for five on extra points. (A) Pulling from the line of scrimmage, Eric Mann- heimer (64) leads the way for Chris Muggins (21) dur- ing Churchill ' s 33-6 romp over Heights (photo by Moore). (C) With opposing rushers being blocked. Tommy Hug- gins, quarterback, releases a pass downfield to Geff Gandy (25), the intended receiver (photo by Moore). (E) Speaking during a school pep rally prior to the game against Burbank, Mr. Jerry Comalander, head coach, pauses in his speech to let the noise of spirited students and teachers die down (photo by Moser). (F) Members of the 32-AAAA state quarterfinalist foot ball team are FRONT ROW: Sciaraffa, Folkes, Philip pus, Youngblood, Hamblen, McMaster, Hughes, Troy Mack, Johnson, SECOND ROW: LInahan, Swyers, Dim ler, Dawson, Cunningham, Stolhandske, Miller, Bur rows, Perkins, Kanipe, Leach, Diharce, Bishop, Mann heimer, THIRD ROW: Grill, Culpepper, P. Eichler, Mor eno, Nelson, T. Huggins, Scott, Wynn, D. Eichler, Kelly Lammers, Guerra, C. Huggins, BACK ROW: Quinten, Harper, Sanders, M. Kellman, Trachsel, Gandy Duecker, Gray. They finished their season with 13 straight wins and one loss. iJL -, JL . .J-JgL-,® . .Sl ©. ' 4h . Pages by Joel Halfant 239