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

Page 248 text:

■ -I Sophomores: Page to Pundt Judi Page Shawn Kay Parker Vickie Parnes Palricia Pancoast Susan Paulette Lawrence Patterson Josh Cam Pearce Pautsch Linda Payn Pauerstein Jeff Perrltano Linda Pearson Patrick Caria Peabody Paul Plerson Lisa Perryman Penland Yvette Perez Billy Poisso Brian Pineda Brian Phillips Teresa Pickard John Powell Charles Pope 244 Smokey Terry Pleasant Forrest Pullen Kelly Preddy Pitman Denlse Powell Peggy Pundt Da«n Powell Hallie Pritchett Mark Prindle (A) During the 42-10 win over Alamo Heights, Mr. Roger Crozier coaches the JV team (photo by Schwarz). (B) At the Clemens game, Susan Ryan, high scorer for the cagers, shoots for two points (photo by Schwarz). (C) Guarded by Alamo Heights defenders, Patti Boer- ner leaps up to pass the ball (photo by Schwarz).

Page 247 text:

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

Page 249 text:

n (D) Members of the varsitv team are FRONT ROW: Boerner, Gerfers, Rodgers, Moseley, Hogue, BACK ROW: Coach Roger Crozier, Burges, England, Krawiet2, Meyer, Wilhams, Ryan, Assistant Coach Palmier! (photo by Schwarz). (E) Warming up before the Clemens game, Terr! Krawietz, leading rebounder for the squad, goes In with an underhand lay-up (photo by Sch warz). (F) Opening the third quarter of play, Janie Rodgers, attempts to tap the ball to a teammate during the Sam Houston game (photo by Schwarz). This year was one for rebuilding, commented Coach Roger Crozier. Underclassmen started most of the year but, even against very tough teams, we held our own, he said. Rated fourth in the district by the local press, the cagers finished fourth in the district standings with a 3-9 win-loss record in loop play, said Coach Crozier. The cagers averaged 44 points per game while their opponents scored an average of 46 points in season play, said Coach Crozier. Brenda Burges and Susan Ryan were high scorers for the squad, averaging 8.7 points and 8.6 points, respectively, per game, noted Coach Crozier. Tern Krawietz led the team ' s rebounding, averaging seven per game. In tournament play, the cagers com- peted in three tournaments in the San Antonio area. The cagers placed third in the San Antonio Tournament, but failed to place in the other two. Terri Krawietz and Susan Ryan were elected All-Tourna- ment players in the San Antonio Tourna- ment, added Coach Crozier. Pages by Melani Heydman 245