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

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Sophomores: Murphy to Page Cathy Murphy Judy Murphy Elaine Myers Kathy Nagy Mike Naranjo Karen Narciso Grayson Neal Scott Neely Carol Nelson Jeanie Nelson Sandy Nelson Steve Nichols Stuart Nester Charlie Nix Scott Noe Mike Norment Caria Novack Kevin O ' Riley Colette Oakes Jeff Cathy Organ Mauricio Karin Orr O ' Haugherty Karen Orsburn Orozco Kelly Osborne Reagan Orr Patrick Ousey Leslie Orton Carmen Donna Ostby Lisa Ownby Paccione CarIa Page 242 000 1 0, 45 ' (B) Dribbling just outside of the three second zone, Brenda Burges, senior, maneuvers around an opponent to gain shooting position (photo by Schwarz). (D) Members of the freshman basl etball team (in white) and members of the junior varsity basketball team (in black) are FRONT ROW: Acker, Zizelman, Van Cleave, Soultaire, Heyd- man, Curry, Mcllhenny, Sims, Schott, Orsburn, BACK ROW: Coach Crozier, Garza, Jones, Harper, McNeill, Carter, Munoz, Wertheim, Sloan, Leavoy, Lopez, Coach Palmieri (photo by Wells).

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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

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BASKETBALL Members of the girls ' basketball squad opened the season with a different style of play and a new head coach and assist- ant coach. Full court, five-person play was intro- duced into varsity play for the first time this year. In the previous years, six-per- son play was the style for the team, said Mr. Roger Crozier, who was moved from assistant coach last year to head coach this year. His new assistant was Ms. Pau- lette Palmieri. Although junior varsity teams have been playing full court for two years, this is the first year that varsity squads have traveled all over the court. The Chargers had a height advantage working for them, explained Coach Cro- zier. They averaged 5 ' 9 . The Chargers finished preseason play with a 9-9 win-loss record. They played a controlled offense and a zone defense; they also liked the fast break, com- mented Coach Crozier. This team knows how to think on the court. In the preseason games, Susan Ryan, junior, set the pace as the high scorer for the Chargers, averaging ten points per game. Tern Kraweitz, sophomore, led the team ' s rebounding. She pulled in an average of seven rebounds per game, said Coach Crozier. (A) Under pressure from MacArthur defenders, Terri Krawietz shoots a jump shot, with the cagers leading in the fourth period (photo by Schwarz). (C) Helping win the game, Harriet Hogue sinks a long shot as team- mates Melissa Moseley, Terri Krawietz and Janet Williams watch (photo by Schwarz). (E) Dribbling down court, Harriet Hogue, ball handler for the Chargers, looks for an opportunity to drive to the basket (photo by Schwarz). Pages by Melani Heydman 243