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

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Bryan Brown Gregg Bruce Tod Bruchmiller Leslie Brunhart Milton Buckelew Tom Buffolino Tern Burel Brenda Burges Kathleen Burketl Linda Burleson Cindy Burns David Burrows Robert Butrico Martin Cabaniss Julie Cadena Linda Calamars Edward Calhoun Paula Callen Raymond Camacho Shirley Campbell Rosa Canales Kenneth Carpio Kerry Carpio Richard Carrier Frank Carnllo Armando Carrizalles Lane Carroll Van Carter Alan Catalani Diane Catalani Lori Cearley Phillip Chapman Eric Chuber KimChutler Robert Clayton Candyce Cole Karen Coleman David Collenback Vince Collier Joy Cook Laurie Cooper CloisCox Pages by Jayne Gros$et1 39

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Senior students catch epidemic The first symptoms appeared shortly after the end of the first quarter. Atten- tion spans shortened as the minds began to wander. Neither teacher nor parents could stop the epidemic, no treatment was available for this ailment commonly known as senoritis. With the onslaught of spring and since class rankings and most college accept- ances had been received, books remained in lockers while studing became history. Yet, from somewhere deep in the con- science, the strength was summed to cram for that final government test, or to finish that final project. We had survived the epidemic. When Seniors ' 79 became Graduates ' 79 the fever broke and senioritis was sud- denly replaced by a bittersweet mingling of triumph and insecurity, genuine as the leather bound diploma. (A) Everybody gets in on Senioritis near the end of the year (photo by Moore). ' Timothy Bannwolt Dana Bohne Michele Bonacci James Boren Louise Borrego Brian Boyd Anne Boyle William Brackin Donald Bradshaw Bryan Braesicke troy Bratusek Robin Braun Norman Bnggs Lisa Briley Rulh Broemer Steven Brookes Tamara Brooks Allison Broussard 38 Seniors: Bannwolf to Cox

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Something indescribable was in the air; it was a mix- ture of anxiety and hesitation, happiness and sorrow, a sense of being proud and being afraid. Thoughts of the years gone by and the years to come filled the minds of many. This was the traditional day of robes, the sen- iors ' last day. According to Christian Rosas, senior editor-in-chief of the Statesman, the seniors first were afraid that the robes could not be delivered in time for them Seniors end school in traditional robes to wear to school on the traditional day. However, the robes did arrive and they were able to carry on the tradi- tion. It was their last day of school and the seniors were beginning to realize they would soon be on their own. Thoughts such as what will it be like? were taking the place of it looks like we made it! in the minds of many seniors. But the full impact of being on their own, of course, did not hit them until graduation day. (A) After receiving their robes. Norma Benavides, Shelly Bonacci, Linda Wolf and Lisa Boettcher discuss graduation (photo by Riddle). (B) The day has finally arrived. Russel Taulli proudly wears his robe (photo by Riddle). Cindy Coston JonI Cox Carol Cross LeoCuello Shawn Cumberland James Davis Jennifer Cottlngham Colleen Cozens Becky Crossman Jeffrey Cullen Danny Cunningham Michael Davis Jeff Cox Taffy Crider ZacCrues Steven Culpepper Dennis Cunningham Sam Dawson 40 Seniors: Coston to Elmendorf