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

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Freshmen Martha Rebolle, Cindy Westwood, and Cindy Cramer discuss daily events in the courtyard. l Tom D'arcy David Davalos Donna Davis Jill Degarzia Gregory Deiley Andrea Delavne Lee Denning Denice Dillard Chris Dimler Jon Dombroshy Scott Dorner Suzie Dresch Tim Droemer Robert Dudley Michael Dunn Tracy Dutton Glenda Edwards Ross Ehlinger Chris Eichler David Eickenhurst James Eickenroht Toby Emery Kazufumi Endo Kelly Erickson Donny Ewald John Falduto Heather Fassnidge Julie Feaster Lee Ann Ferguson Andreas Fiel Rob Fields Stacy Fincher Tammy Fischer Tom Flaherty Veronique Fleurent

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Courtyard: The courtyard at lunchtime has a rather peaceful atmosphere. There are students sitting around discussing who's going to the big dance with who and talking about who is getting their hair cut. Some students are contentedly sit- ting in the sun reading a novel and mun- ching some edible object. There are also students frantically cramming for next period's calculus test that they forgot to study for. Marc Deadrick, 9 The courtyard is a place to talk, not eat. Everyone just sits around getting sun and talking? l Stacy Pishon, 12 The courtyard at lunchtime is sur- plaoe of relaxin prisingly quiet, as if being out in open with fresh air quiets the studel The serenity of the courtyard make: an enjoyable lunchtime atmosphere. Missy Moore As you look around you see the c ferent groups of people sitting togetl and a few individuals sitting alone wa ting to be a part of one of those group: The courtyard at lunchtime remir me of a bunch of ants invading a pici area. Everyone gets their particles assorted foods, meet in one big mour and munch away. Jill DeGrazia Paul Cartwright Ralph Casanova Minerva Caseres Alex Castillo Cathy Castillo James Cecil Troy Chakales Lesli Chandler Cherie Chase Danny Chavarria Isabel Chetwood Nancy Clark Dawn Clarke Kathy Cody James Coker Jason Coleman Kim Coleman Scott Collen Debra Colmenero Craig Colson Mark Comalander Kim Compton Gina Connell Todd Cook Lisa Copeland Sherry Copeland Duncan Cormie Michael Coughlin James Cox Sarah Creasey Linda Crenwelge Jacque Crouch Susan Crow Kelly Cunoo Michael Cytrin Richard Lee l

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Current events concern student The world's biggest problem is sin. Armageddon would solve it. Dale Scott, 11 The biggest problem is political distrust. We should form one world- wide alliance. Stan Cowan,9 The biggest problem? It's gotta be nuclear weapons. Nuke 'emf' Paul Ritter, 12 The world's biggest problem is hunger. We should take all the extra food and give it to the poor countriesf John King The possibility of nuclear war definitely the biggest problem. l should freeze nuclear weapons. Julie Pilkintoz The world's biggest problem is t wars that are taking place all over t world. If this keeps up someday l wonlt have to worry about anybody ta ing over anybody because everybo will be gone. Cheryl Fleming, The May 10, 1984 edition of The San Antonio Express runs headlines which are of concern to many students at Churchill. Erika F oerester Saar Fogel Brad Ford Susan Ford Thomas Fordiani Ronny Fowler James Franklin David Franzen Jason Freeman Sean French Barton Frisbee Robert Furr Donna Gale Adruanne Grant Candida Garcia Eric Garcia Roger Garcia Susan Garcia Lisa Garden Gary Gardner Jennifer Gardner Gary Garibaldi Lisa Garrett Clint Gibbens Dallas Girard Dauod Goff James Gold Jill Golder David Gonzales Dee Dee Gonzales Lisa Gonzales Vincent Gonzales Janet Goode Jacquile Gordon John Gordon John Graf ,K K fe ls. fi wwf -af ' -. E 61 'fuk ,l 4 w v 2 5 1 l ' 3 A v, ' A