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

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skit? Joan Garcia Paul Garcia Richard Garcia Sharon Gary Dennis Garza Gabriel Garza Joe Gayle Caroline Gebhardt Carmen Geis Susan Genzer Jeff Gerhard Allen Gibson Diane Glover Sandy Gold Randy Goltzman Larry Gonzales Marlene Gonzalez Monica Gonzales Patriza Gonzalez Douglas Goodspeed Cari Gordon Rachel Gorst Kathy Gourley Christine Graf Carl Graves Carlos Green Diana Grisham Laurie Graff Tim Grose Sal Grosso Renee Gudzikowski Marlene Guerra Ryan Guest Jennifer Guevara Shea Haase Rosanna Haddock Joe Haines Kim Hall Thomas Hall James Hamilton Dan Hanke Diana Hardin Andy Harris Jeff Harris Paul Harris Shawn Harris Bill Harrison Donna Harrison Julie Harrison Kristine Harrison John Hartman Janice Hayes Chris Head Colleen Heffernan Stephanie Robillard, Mr. Mike Robillard,.her father, Chris Robillard, and close family friend Kevin King, frequently discuss solutions to parent-teen problems. Steph said, In our family we feel the best solution to problems is to com- municate. Communication gets problems out in the open so they can be solved. 127

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Timothy Dekker Darlene Delagarza Dolores DelaGarza Jackie Dickson Cindy Dieppa Amanda Diettrich Mike Diharce David Dilks Duane Dill Tina Doctor Jim Doerr Jim Dorsett Janice Dorsey Michelle Downing Todd Drawhorn George Dudley Micah Dufner Andy Duke Andrew Dylla Erin Easton Craig Eck Lisa Edwards Mary Elo Midge Elo Robert Embree Denise Engelmeier John England Vickie Estep Vance Fairchild Ashu Fernandes JoAnn Fernandez Lawrence Fernandez Becky Fisher Nancy Fitch James Fitzhugh Darrin F linn Camille Flores Omar Flores Orlando Flores Cara Fodor Belinda Folmar Mellissa Fore Mary Forster Greg Foulds K yna France Tracy Franklin Miriam Frey Stephanie Fritz Wayne Galbraith John Galbreath Samuel Galindo Jeffrey Gallagher John Garber Carlos Garcia ai-. mf 2 n 3 . li .gf ,if 5 gk I f l 4. f vk.. ,,,hf N 1 The main problem in parent rela- tionships is how late I can stay out on dates. The solution is to tell my parents ybvhat I am going to do and where I will e 77 . Mike Seely, 10 The main problem between my parents and I is that they don't under- stand the problems of modern teenagers. A solution is for parents to get involved in the teenagers' activities. Leslie Coleman, 9 The problems, I think, between Teens discuss parent problenr parents and their children are that they don't give them enough 'freedomi I think a solution to this is to let them go where they want, as long as the parents know where they are. Jerri Davis, 9 The main problem between parents and their children is that parents don't look at problems through the teen's perspective. They don't understand the 'peer pressure' that is on us. I think that a solution would be for the parents to try to look at the problems through our eyes, and for us to look at problems from their point-of-view. Jeff Babcock, 11 relationships is the lack of commu I think the main problem in pal tion. A solution would be frequent f ly discussions. Erin Earn Not enough communication is main problem in parent relations Parents need to care more about t child's activities and give m support. Dina Zyw i Q it i

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Eva H eitzman Amy H endin Laura Hernandez Ross Herring John Hess William Hicklin Jill H idy Jenny Hill Stephanie Hill Mike Hintz Hisayo Hirai Sheryl H offer Misty Hoggatt Karen Holder Laura Holloway Jenny Holly David Hooks Laura Hoppe Tina Huiatt Georgia Hundley Kristy Hunt Arden Imper Ray Jackson Debbie Jeanson Kyle Jenkins Randy Johnson Rodney Johnson Ross Johnson Tom Johnson Allison Jones Jeannette Jones Rachel Jorrie Kelly Kaak Michael Kalman Jim Keeble Paul Keller Katina Kelley Mike Kempf Kryss Kennedy Mike Kevlin Bryan Key Missy Kibler Adriana Klufas Kelly Knoeppel Monica Knoll Caroline Knox Lori Knutson Missy Komet Janet Korenek Tim Kotulan Norma Kovacs Tim Krawczynski Bill Krawietz Mike Kunz vt 414 5' ,M ii J YW V, , ,-n. Q 5 , .x ' my ,J ' '3 .' W , e N 2 WI tl 2 54 42, at C A 5'5 - 1 t , A 1 l' is -Q ! 3 E 3 ' 1 If I had a whole day to do anything I wanted to do, I would go to the coast with my friends, enjoy the sun, the ocean, and probably party all ni ht Melinia Tate, 10 If I had a free day to do anything I wanted, I would go surfing in Hawaii. Cari Gordon, 11 If I had a free day, I would clean house and finish my homework. Then I would have the rest of the day for a movie, or to walk around the mall with all my friends, also later that night I would go to Pappylsf' 128 Lisa Hard, 9 Students dream of a da Iwou1d go to the coast and party, if I had a whole day to do anything. David Dvorak, 10 If I could do anything I wanted for one day, I would leave the state and go to the west coast. Vernie Alexander, 11 I would sleep all day if I could do anything I wanted. Eddie Carlson, 9 If I could do anything I wanted for one day, I would go to New Hampshire. Michel e Furr, 10 If I had a whole day to do anythin would go to California for the Festival and rock my socks off. Matt Schar I would go hunting all day if I ha whole day to do anything. Danny Stova If I could do anything I wanted to one day, I would party. Jeff Vandelof I would go surfing in Hawaii. Craig Bernal