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

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Although summer had arrived and we were about to be free from the terrors of homework, exams and tardies for approxi- mately three months, we felt a small twinge of sorrow as we reminisced over all the moments that had make up the year. We would not see many of our friends during the summer, yet those who were special, the ones with whom we had shared all the ups and downs, would remain close throughout the long summer months. Friday night games, school dances and club activities would be replaced by trips to Canyon Lake, Stinky Falls or the new Super Slide. Lunch would become a sandwich at home instead of in the cafeteria, and the latest gossip would be relayed over the telephone or while soaking up the rays by the neighborhood pool instead of hurriedly in the halls between classes. rviany of us would spend a good part of our summer at jobs earning the money that would see us through another school year of activities. Vacations with the family also would be a major event in our long break. But, no matter what the plans were, we knew that we would have to keep in touch with those special friends and we knew that all too soon the summer would be over and we would be summoned back to the class- room. I (C) Getting in shape for a summer full of activi- ties, Ross Moore slaloms for the first time at Canyon Lake (photo by Lawlor). Jf Pages by Cheri Roc key 29