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

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- ' I Sophomores: Medina to Murnin ::Mm Raul Medina Mike Menezes Greg Meyer Letitia Mickler Roy Mitchel Rita Monreal Catherine Moore Michael 240 Morrison Anthony Medrano Robert Mercer Michelle Meyer Mila Milliorn Catherine Mitchell Carlos Montemayor Steve Moore Teresa Mueller Valerie Melita Randy Merritt Monty Michaelis David Mintz Suzan Mitchell Alison Moore Wendy Moore Michelle Muller Jaime Mendoza Greg Messick Madge Mickler Julie Miracle Suzy Monford Ben Moore Michele Morgan Julie Murnin (A) During their pre-season win over Austin Reagan, Matt Miller (51) and Don Nelson (88), linebackers, congratulate each other on the successful defensive stand (photo by Moore). (C) Sitting on the sideline bench. Rick LIn ahan (80) props up his twisted right ankle. He injured it during the third quarter of the 14-6 victory over Highlands (photo by Slyman).

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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

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Pigskin squad defeats Marshall, Reagan, Highlands in pre-season action Churchill compiled a 30 win-loss record in predistrict play. They defeated Marshall, 21-10; Austin Reagan, 14-10; and Highlands, 14-6. In their first game, played on a wet, muddy field m pouring ram, the Char- gers turned three Ram errors into the only three successful scoring drives of the night. Jerry Bishop, kicker, was one for two on extra points, and the third was faked for two. Against Austin Reagan, it was not until the second quarter that Churchill scored Its total of 14 points. The Raiders scored first on a 49-yard sweep m the first quar- ter. Tony Cunningham took the ball in from the one for the Chargers ' first score, and Rick Linahan grabbed a 15- yard touchdown pass from Roger Kelly, quarterback, for the second. Bishop booted both extra points. Churchill scored first against High- lands when Kevin Kanipe intercepted a pass on the third play of the game and returned it 33 yards for the TD. Kelly hit Geff Gandy for a 1 5-yard TD pass for the second score. Bishop booted both extra points. After the third game, Churchill was rated first in city and seventh in state by the Associated Press. (B) After pulling in a 1 5-yard TD pass. Rick Linahan (80) lands exhuberantly into the congratulating arms of his fellow teammates (photo by Moore). Pages by Joel Halfant 241