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

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And you thought My worst memory of the school Jarking lot was locking my keys in the 'ar I I Misty Hoggatt, 11 My worst memory of the parking lot ls the warning stickers that the janitors out on my car. How they manage to put it exactly in front of your face I'll never know. Lori Randolph, 11 My best memory of the parking lot is after the football games waiting outside for the guys to come out. I would wait at my date's car or just be there. It was lots of fun. t Donna Harrison, 11 My thought about the parking lot is why I have to pay to park there when I'm a taxpayer. Mike Locus, 11 The worst memory I have of the school parking lot is the enormous cost it was safe to par of a parking decal. I feel this is just another way that the school siphons money from the student. Darrin Flinn, I1 My memory of the parking lot is looking out over the vast expanse of cars and having no earthly idea where I parked. Cari Gordon, 11 The parking lot at 3:30 is a madhouse. People pay no attention to cars around them, after all why should they?! . . . They have the right of way Cof coursell I'm surprised there aren't quite a few accidents. Stacy Pishon, 12 The parking lot at 3:30 can be com- pared to an ant hill about to be destroyed. It is almost as if an ant sees the danger that is approaching and lets off an alarm to warn the others. Im- mediately the other ants run and flee for their lives, trying to get as far away I The parking lot just before 3:30 chaos. A student has broken school parking regulations. k as possible so as to be safe. This hysteria causes many problems, most of which have died down in less than an hour. This mad house occurs due to the rush to get home, and away from the school. Missy Moore, 11 The parking lot is not as bad as it looks. If you're driving it's really not that bad. But if you stand and watch you would think you were watching a demolition derby. Kevin Meadows, I2 The parking lot is a total disaster. Everyone runs for their cars and tries to beat each other out the entrance. Some people like to just hang out and look at all the nice looking chicks in cool cars that cruise around at this time. To get out of the parking lot alive is a miracle, and you have to keep your guard up. Kurt Roehl, 12 The parking lot at 3:30 resembles many people on their way to a rock con- cert. People running to their cars also make it look like a race track to see who can get out first without hitting somebody. Damon Bennett, 12 The parking lot at 3:30 is a total disorganization of non-organic substances racing to become one. John J. Trimble, 12 At 3:30 the school parking lot is a battlefield where the only true rule is to get out in one piece. Wayne Moravits, 12 You walk out of the building and you walk into the twilight zone, another dimension of time. Everyone gets in their cars and turns the radios on as loud as possible. Then they drive up by the flagpole and try to impress all of the 'trimf Then they pull out of the parking lot sideways. All in all it is really a sight to see. Laine Phillips, 12 The parking lot at 3:30 is like eating a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. Everything gets stuck in one place until the milk four own Don-Hob washes it away. Then it will go smoothly until the next clump gets jammed. Jill DeGra2ia, 12 The parking lot looks like one huge funnel with all of the cars jammed up at one exit. Richard Lee, 12

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1 X'-. , , - , f f' ,. was f-.. ashmen don't have a crowded parking lot to ztend with, just a crowded school bus. John yes waits for one to come along. The best thing about being a freshman is I have three more years to watch Churchill grow and stay a number one school. The worst thing about being a freshman is that the state now requires three years of math in high school instead of two. Greg I ltis, 9 Well, being a freshman you have more advantages, and at the end of the semester you get to exempt classes. Churchill also has Coke machines. I also like having football games to go to. What is the worst thing about being a freshman? When you do something wrong everybody looks at you like 'you little freshman . . . ', and also, I am the shortest person. Wendi Branard, 9 The best thing about being a freshman at Churchill is the fun you have. Besides just having school work you also are able to be in different ac- tivities. These include pep squad, band, etc. It is also great being a freshman because this is the first year we have had freedom, meaning not being told what to do every minute. The worst thing about being a freshman is the way that some of the people treat us. This year is not as bad as I thought it would be, but still I don't like for people to say, 'those freshmen? We are just like them except a few years younger. This is one of the worst things at Churchill this year. Pam Copeland, 9 The best thing about being a freshman this school year is there are a lot of new changes going on, like pep squad getting new outfits and getting to finally be a part of the school and being able to say 'Churchilll' when someone asks 'What school do you go to?' The worst thing about being a freshman is you still get treated like a little kid by some of the teachers. And seniors look down on you and say things like, 'there is a freshman,' or 'look at all the freshmen! I hate that. They treat you as if they were never one! But at one time everyone is a freshman. Kristy Foote, 9 One of the worst things about being a freshman is that seniors in gym can pick on you and make you do what they want. Another bad thing is all of the clubs mostly consist of juniors and seniors. And freshman only get two ex- emptions. The best thing about being a freshman at Churchill is that everyone's always trying to beat us because we're the best. Steve Genzer, 9 Being a freshman at Churchill is pretty awesome. I don't think that other schools have the kind of school pride and spirit that we have. It's fun, even though you're a fish, to be here. You feel pretty grown-up when you're around measley middle school kids. When you can say that you're from Churchill, peo- ple know that you have class! Toby Griffin, 9 I have found that there aren't very many advantages to being a freshman except that I'm only a year away from being a sophomore. I think that may be the only reason why I put up with all the grief. The worst things: 1. You get pick- ed on for 7 hours everyday Monday through Friday by upperclassmen. 2. The teachers have a tendency to have shorter patience with freshman because we are supposed to be immature. 3. You can't drive!! Rod Shepps, 9 Class of '87CIass of '87 Class of '87 Classof '87