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

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-ilr m 1 » 1 V ■ 1 w l i, Mixed emotions symbolize lunch Lots of food, noise and happiness min- gled with a twinge of sadness symbolized the senior luncheon. May 25. Except for the final graduation ceremony, it was the last time that the seniors were ever together as a group. The event was sponsored by the Par- ent Teachers Association (PTA), and co- chaired by Ms. Beverly Graham and Ms. Jean Dawson. The PTA provided over 700 hungry seniors with loads of munchies includ- ing fried chicken, fruit, pickles and chips. It was all topped off with homemade brownies baked by the senior mothers and soft drinks donated by Mr. Robert Ownby. With all those palm sized apples, chunkable brownies and greasy chicken bones, the seniors just could not resist the temptation. Food Fight! Chicken bones, apple cores and brownie remains were hurled everywhere. The final result was the class of ' 79 left Churchill with a campus full of trashy leftovers. Susan Gay PhihpGelpke Brian Gerber ' iizabelh Gerlers HoberiGibbens William Gibbens Amy Gilboux Brian Gilliland Glen Girgus Virginia Git Wilham Glass Mark Godfrey Robert Gomm Marcus Gonzalez Rebecca Gonzalez Willy Gonzalez Mary Graf Randy Graham Cathy Gramling Kathleen Gray Randy Gray Page by Amy Rosen 43

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Jennifer EIrod Jason Eng Jana Engelhard! Jana Engle Terry Ennis Paul Escobar Gwen Evans Jill Eytcheson Paul Falhs Tony Faucett Nancy Fassenden Theresa Fiettcamp Mark Finch Marilyn Finke Liz Fleming Bonnie Floyd Doug Ford James Franks Brett Frazier Erin Frazier Rick Freymann Ann Friesen Lisa Frith Janice Gaddis Jenni Gafford Sabrina Galindo Javier Gallardo Albert Gallatin Geff Gandy Barbara Garcia Martin Garcia Jimmie Garner Adam Garza Monica Garza (A) Sonya Saldana and Reed Bender con- verse with friends at the PTA sponsored luncheon. May 25 (photo by Bonacci). ;B) Seniors Steve Logan and Alan Green feast on fried chicken and pickles at the senior luncheon (photo by Bonacci). (C) During the senior luncheon, Jennifer Nottingham looks over the stacks of homemade brownies (photo by Riddle). C ' • 42 Seniors: EIrod to Gray

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Alan Green Laura Greenwall JudiGreff Liz Griesinger Charia Grdfin Greg Gritdlh Sieve Gngory Richard Grill Brad Groves Andrea Guarino Denise Gudzikowski Debbie Gueldner Charles Guerra Cheryl Gunn Bradley Haby Diane Hadash Barbara Hall Pat Hall Scott Halty Beverly Ham Jody Hamblen Jenna Haney Alice Harden Johnnie Hardin Seniors splash, play, dance at country club About 300 seniors splashed and danced during a (unfilled afternoon and evening, May 25, at the Thousand Oaks Country Club, said Ms. Sharon Redell, senior class sponsor. The seniors spent the afternoon from 2-6 p.m. lounging in the sun and com- peting in the games, she said. Later on in the evening, she continued, they snacked on refreshments and then boo- gied to the music which came from the Country Club ' s sound system. This is the first year that this type of senior celebration had been scheduled, but hopefully, she added, the class of ' 79 will have started a tradition to be enjoyed by graduating classes in the years to come. (A) Enjoying their senior privileges. Bill Williams and Tracey Sawyer dance the night avi ay during the dance honoring the grads (photo by Moore). (B) Taking the plunge into the pool, Craig Lee shows off during the swim party honoring gradu- ates at Canyon Creek Country Club (photo by Moore). 44 Seniors: Green to Hoffman