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

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Students turn old store into office Taking over the school store, Parlia ment members made it into an office for the organization. The office was our gift to the school, said Ms. Billye Kennedy, sponsor. With $1,599 earned with various money drives, the members ordered new carpet and fixtures for the office. They painted a British flag on one wall and the coat of arms on the other, added Ms. Kennedy. Determined to get more involved with the student body and new administra- tion, said Ms. Kennedy, the members helped issue ID cards and conduct fire drills. Also they tried to keep good will with neighboring schools, she continued. In order to improve their performance. Parliament members attended three con- ventions. They participated in an October swapshop at Blossom Athletic Center and two out of town conventions, one in El Paso in January and another in Wim- berly during March, she concluded. (A) At a concert, students listen to the Heyoka Band play Stairway to Heaven (photo by Moore). (F) Heyoka ' s lead singer Mike Grothews entertains students during a paid assembly (photo by Moore). (C) Before the new office furniture arrives, mem- bers, Bunni Johns, Carol Chamberlain, Barbara Galyon, Vicki Houston and Tracey Mencio visit and conduct business from the floor (photo by Moore). (G) Members of Parliament are FRONT ROW: Web- ber, chaplain, Lewis, historian-reporter, Craig, trea- surer, O ' Krent, speaker of the house, Johns, secre- tary, Gueldner, Ausburn, sergeantat-arms, SEC- OND ROW: Curry, Jones, Phillips, Carroll, Whatley, THIRD ROW: Ms. Billey Kennedy, Parliament spon- sor, Duke, Tuckey, Houston, Gaylon, Graves (photo by Moore). . 4 - 72

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? s u Pep Squad performs card routines During football games, 360 pep squad members executed card routines in the stands. The girls began working with cards last year, explained Ms. Tami Shaw, pep squad sponsor. Both freshman and sophomore squad members met together for the first time, commented Susan Bierly, squad mem- ber. More girls were involved in the squad this year, added Ms. Shaw. The girls enrolled in pep squad because they wanted to be more involved in school activities, Ms. Shaw main- tained. They also joined because pep squad was one of the prerequisites for membership on the drill or dance teams, remarked Ms. Shaw. Ms. Shaw continued, working with the girls was fun but, at times her )ob was difficult. (C) While at an afternoon pep rally, Trisha Potyka, freshman, listens to a football player talk about the team ' s game against MacArthur (photo by Moser). (D) During the Roosevelt game, members of the pep squad chant, We ' re 1 (photo by Moore). Pages by Kim Charter 7,

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