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

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hree days to live 'If I had only three days to live I uld fly to the Bahamas and meet all s girls I could. I would also surf every ve without a single resting period. .en, with a day left, I would go say 'e to all my loved ones. Then I'd make 'willf' Jeff Vance, 9 'If I had only three days to live I uld go out and party with my buds. ,en I would go riding around in a car. ien I would spend some time with my nilyfl Kelly Cochran, 9 'If I had only three days to live I uld go out to the movies, then I would re my family out to eat and ice ating. Mark Dana, 9 'If I had only three days to live I uld go out and spend some money on yone and everyone. Then I would spend the rest of the time with my family. If I had only three days to live I would probably sit around the house and mope. I would spend all this time with my family making evergy day last. lake Monroe, 9 If I had only three days to live I would go out and have a blast with my friends, and then my family. Then I Would go to church and confess. Jason Forks, 9 If I had only three days to live I would go to the beach, most likely South Padre. Then Ild just lay back and enjoy myself? Mike Silgy, 10 Matt Scharff, 9 If I had three days to live I would go out and play my last game of basketball. Then I would sit around the house and do nothing but talk to my family. I would also call my aunt, uncle, and grandparents and say goodbye. Tim Small, 9 If I had only three days to live, I would tell people who I love that I love them. I would travel, have fun, and see things I never thought I'd see, do things I'd never dared to do. Veronica Villareal, 11 If I found out I only have three days to live I would probably spend the first day in tears, my second day with my family and friends, and on the third day I would be at church. Kim Ivy, 12 I would spend the days as if they were normal days. I wouldn't do anything special . . . after all, how much can be accomplished in three days? Elizabeth King, 12 , ,Z f A lf Z ,W K iff., , is, A W ll' 2 lil sf WHY? hz- 3 I 1- if , I ,,,,,, . Andre Jacobs Cathy Jacobs John Jarrett Tim Jeanson Jason Johnson Julie Jones James Joyner Lawton Kainer Leslie Kainer Lisa Kamperman Steve Kane David Kay I! Jennifer Kehlet David Keils Susan Keith Mark Kelly Neil Kelly Julie Kennedy Jon Kilpinen Elizabeth King John King Susan Klar Oksana Klufas Caroline Knapp Julie Knight Cheryl Koch Thomas Koch Matt Kramer Nennet Krawczynski Karen Kroesche Terri Krueger Chris Krupa Darren Kuper ,S L

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Robert Ogden, Marco Candia, sophomores, and Robert Embree, junior, play a quick game of basketball. Q I ssa I, 5 5 Anthony Hernandez Gerardo Hernandez Celeste Heselmeyer Stacie Hilchey Keith Hill Samuel Hill Mark Hill Wendi Hines Mike Hobert Janice Hogan Paul H ohman Philip Holland Bob Holliman Kim Holloway Debbie Hooker James Hornbuckle Sherry Horne Carol H orridge Jenny Horvath Tom Hotaling Nancy Houston Tera Houston Tracy Howard Suza Howarth Brandon Howe Matt Hrach Mark Huffman Todd Hughes Tim Huiatt Jim Humes Lisa Huskey Amber Hutchinson Lecia I nterdonato Robert Iverson Kim Ivy fxxe Q5

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Passing period: crowded, noi: People packed in, pressing, pulling, screaming, laughing, falling, kissing, caring, all needing to get to class. The tiny hallways become commerce areas in a market, pressed to each other. Can- dy is sold, friends fight, lovers meet, teachers scream, the essence is vitality, chaos, breathing neuroses and insanity. People are at their best when pressed for time and against each other . . . the best and worst one will remember of school occurs in these dim corridors of mere brick . . . it is simplicity and beau- ty . . . and dead without passing periods. Terri Marroquin, 11 What I will remember most about the halls at passing periods is runnii into people and listening to all tl gossip. Misty Hoggatt, My best friend and I started a wat fight or big water war with Mike fDun1 and Peter CLiskeJ. I remember runnir down the hall being afraid of gettil drenched, holding my water gun, reac to fire. H Donna H arrison, I really don't have a signifii memory of our well-designed, clean, spacious halls. Darrin F linn, Students in the hall during passing period. Stephanie Lagorio Neal Lamoureux Sandra Lanchric Lori Latham Jacky Lawrence Clarissa Lee Richard Lee Claudia Lennhoff Jessica Leos James LePage Laurie Lewis Brad Limmer Scott Link Peter Liske Debbie Llewellyn Amy Locke Chris Logan Joe Lynch Lynette Lyons Ronda Maaskant Terri Mack Chip Macon Sherri Mahler Mark Manning Greg Mantini Darren Marshall Wade Marshall Billy Martin Diane Martin Ana Martinez Rebecca Martinez Tony Martinez Eliza Maskill Brenda Mathis Cami Maxwell K . 'X Q 2' . , fi I 'f-L, , it ' f iififw f i 1 . . 1 ' fi,:,..,, ,, , , xiii' fm, . ,fi fi. or .i. Nw? H A i. r i i D i Q. i i V 1 Xi 'Q