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

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Sophomore class officers sponso red a Valentines dance in February, explained Ms. Sharon Andrews, sophomore advi- sor. Freshman activities, however, began later in the year because officers were not elected until January, said Ms. Janet Calabro, advisor. In order to raise money for the 1979- 80 prom which the sophomores will pres- ent in their junior year, they hosted the Valentines dance, Ms. Andrews contin- ued. Valentine Sweethearts and Beaus were chosen from the freshman and sophomore classes, she added. Officers also participated in a mum sale and bake sale to add to their treas- ury, Ms. Andrews said. They ' re a great bunch of kids, she boasted, I enjoy watching them grow up. Aided by representatives who were elected in advisory, the officers took part in a canned food collection for Boysville, sponsored a booth at the North East Fair and painted a goal poster for the San Marcus game, commented Shannon Thurmond, class president. (A) Raising money for the annual Junior-Senior Prom, Martha Fitzwater, Margaret Mickler and Robin Reeves sell mums during lunch (photo by Harley). (C) Ms. Sharon Andrews and Ms. Sharon Scruggs, sophomore sponsors, discuss plans for the Valen- tine dance with Vicki Houston, historian (photo by Moore). (D) During the junior class Kris Kringle sale, Karey Maurer takes orders for candy (photo by Riddle). 76

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(D) Helping in the toy drive, Karen Lewis carries the toys to be delivered (photo by Moore). (E) At Homecoming, Anthony Sciaraffa and Martha Fitzwa- ter dance to a slow song (photo by Moore). Pages by Paige Pullen 75

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Following established tradition. Junior class officers sponsored the Junior-Sen- ior Prom, commented Martha Fitzwater, president. At the dance, which took place in April at the Canyon Creek Country Club, she added, senior superlatives were announced and were presented with flowers, boutonnieres and sashes desig- nating their respective titles. In order to cover the expense of the prom, the officers sponsored several money making events including three bake sales, a mum sale, the jail at Picca- dilly and a Kris Kringle sale, explained Ms. JoAnn Eanes, sponsor. They sold balloons at the Roosevelt and Seguin football games, she contin- ued. They also sold More Than a Feel- ing T-shirts. (B) Sponsoring the annual prom were junior class officers FRONT ROW: Fitzwater, president ' Graves, vice president; Maurer, secretary; Randol, trea- surer; BACK ROW: Ms. JoAnn Eanes, sponsor; Batt, sergeant-at-arms; Rennie, parliamentarian; Reeves, historian-reporter; Croom, chaplain (photo by Moore). (E) Sophomore class officers sponsoring the Valen- tines Day dance include FRONT ROW: Thurmond, president; Wells, vice president; Dugger, secretary; Anders, chaplain; SECOND ROW: Galyon, parlia- mentarian; Houston, historian-reporter; Larralde, sergeant-atarms; Allison, treasurer (photo by Moore). (F) During a sophomore officer meeting. Debbie Dugger, Beclty Larralde, Penny Anders and Beclty Wells review plans for a bake sale (photo by Moore). (G) Officers elected to lead the freshman class are FRONT ROW: Lorie Doran, president; Trade Jones, vice president; Sonya Carpio, secretary; Debbie Clark, treasurer; BACK ROW: Ms. Janet Calabro, sponsor; Kim Lamb, historian-reporter; Russell Webber, sergeant-at-arms; Martha Collins, parlia- mentarian; Kelly Gelpke, chaplain (photo by Moore). Pages by Cheri Rockey 77