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

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s 4 1 Our 1984 is not 0rweII's Despite present day Newspeak, doublethink, and Big Brother technology, our 1984 is not Orwel1's. If some of 1984's predictions have come true, most have not. They have not come true because of authors such as Orwell, who write books that alert us to danger. In our awareness of danger we provide safeguards. We pro- mote private enterprise, a free and open press, and free and varied libraries, and these prevent the truth tampering depicted in the novel. If in- formation is suppressed or tampered with in one publication, it is likely to be exposed in another. If the Post doesn't tell it the Enquirer willglf wedontsee it at 6:00 on Five or Four, we'11 catch it' at 9:00 on 20-20. We can stick with Time and Newsweek and National Review or we can look at Rolling Stone. We can read George Orwell. We use our Newspeak to enlarge and enrich our language instead of to reduce it. We analyze our doublethink and keep an in- vestigative eye on Big Brother. These safeguards against totalitarianism are not built-in, they are not an automatic adjunct to democracy. Our humanism and dignity must be constantly watch- ed, frequently chronicled. Such chronicles serve as watchdogs and it was Orwell's purpose with his novel to unleash one of those watchdogs. His 1984 bark is for his time, our time, and future time. ii Eleanor Shanks and Kim Harvey are instrucl in the making of silkscreens by Mrs. Cathy So Facing Page: Andy Duke and Shelley Wilson , wet in the Piccadilly dunking booth sponsored RIC Club. Lori Latham does the honors. Ch Taylor and Carl Ohlenbusch, Palladium buf kiss the air around Claire White's face. Ancl Club raises money at Piccadilly by selling pick private enterprise in action. Underclassm Honor Society made a brick wall goal poster, the second half of the Brazoswood game, and 1 wall had a message. Hugh Patterson, 83, outri the MacArthur Brahmas. During their period aides, Chris Robillard and Leigh Hannasch ta advantage of what the library offers. If s M is 55 1 if

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Wmston faces stew jerk Stewart Hutchinson, Kirk Brown, Renee Ritcher, Jeff Kennel, and Colleen Coyle all enjoy the greenery of the salad bar. Nancy Shearer leads the fans in cheering during the Judson pep rally. Mike Garza and Billy Krupa grab a quick bite of nourishment from the hot lunch line. During the game against MacArthur Brahmas Mark Comalander, quarterback, tries to break free. S KX M'-v 1 7 I