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

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Sophomofes: Vanderhoof to White glTi JI 254 tiizaDeth Judy Van ChipVillarreal Steve Vinson Vanderhoof Volkenburg Janet Wall Stephen Malcolm Volk GaryVoelkel ThorlyWard Wallace Jim Walsdorf Justina Ward Darcey Louis Dave Warren Fletcher Wayment Warnholtz Gayla Watson Rose Weber Debra Weatherford Susan Webb Bobby Wells Weatherby Wendy Becky Wells Patti Werner Tod Weingand Weissman Elizabeth Wells Bonnie Corey Wells Eden Wells Susan Wharton Whipple Janice Warren Wertheim Westrup Judy White (B) Melina Gerfers bumps the ball as Char- gers defeated Harlandale (photo by Wells). (C) After winning over McArthur High School, 15 7, 1618, 11 15, Marta Caseres, Jeanice Gerfers, Jantha Evans, Coach McCarty, Coach Bingham, and Cheryl Hart- man talk about the highlights of the game (photo by Wells). (E) Playing for the junior varsity and fresh- man volleyball team are FRONT ROW: Ramos, Black, Davis, Drury, JV team cap- lain, Hartman, team captain, Orr, Caseres, Ryan, SECOND ROW: Head Coach Bingham, Lieber, Ryan, Latham, Plumb, Evans, Pac- cione, Gerfers, Grainger, manager. Coach McCarty, BACK ROW: Saal, Wetmore, O ' Brien, Lund, Ebs, McClay, Carter, Hatley, Anders, Seller (photo by Bonacci). B g -Ji tA V, — m j m MI ' V e 1 ; Hi| ff - n - t 1 A L k m K. 1

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Volleyball girls take district with 1 4-2 win-loss record In district competition, the varsity vol- leyball squad chalked up a 14-2 win-loss record beating every team except Jeffer- son High. The girls captured the district title for the fourth straight year. Although the Chargers lost to Jeffer- son during district play, they gained their revenge when it counted. They beat the Mustangs in bi-district, 12-9, 7-14, 15- 14. Jefferson was our hardest team all year, said Ms. Wanda Bingham, head volleyball coach. Season play began Aug. 24 and ended Nov. 15; playoffs started in December, she commented. In all the years we ' ve been coaching, this was the finest group we ' ve had. What made them so easy to coach was their willingness to give 100 percent, said Assistant Coach Maria McCarty. (B) Members of the volleyball team con- gratulate one another after winning the Harlandale tournament (photo by Moore). (C) Terri Harvey dinks the ball during the Churchill win over Jefferson, 12-9, 7-14, 15-4, which enabled the Chargers to compete in regional play (photo by Wells). (D) During regionals against Harlandale, Erin Ryan and Laura Martin block the net while teammates Terry Harvey and Patti Boerner cover the blocks (photo by Moore). Pages by Pam Drake 253

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J Varsity spiker wins honor, ' 78 most valuable player Due to her performance in district competition, Spiker Terri Harvey was named as the districts ' valuable player in 1978. In addition, Brenda Burges, Patti Boer ner and Erin Ryan were named to the All- District first team while Melina Gerfer and Laura Martin were named to second teams. This was the first year, explained Coach Wanda Bingham, that an All-Dis- trict team had been selected for volley ball. District coaches voted on the mem bers, she added. With four returning seniors, the team practiced between two and three hours daily, the coach said. The nature of the practice depended upon the ' strong points and weaknesses of the coming opposition, she added. Meanwhile, junior varsity spikers ended the season with a 12-2 loop record, placing first in district, and 20-3 overall record. Coach Bingham added They also placed first in the Clemens tournament, she explained. Lhil! rTr 2 ball Patti Boerner positions herself dur nn th» rh ' ' ' f ' ' 9« in to help during the Charger loss to Jefferson (photo by Moore) (D) While Melina Gerfers dives for a save, Erin Ryan, Patty Myers and Patti Boerner wait to assist during the Churchill victory over Lee (photo by Wells). ' Mjsa gi