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

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Members of CHANCELLOR staff are Front Row: Jean Wooldridge, Diane Anderson, Sarah Milnor, Mrs. Joan Leon. Second Row: Suzanne Gudzikowski, Lori Knutson, Wendi Zucker. Third Row: Joe Gayle, Amy Blair, Anthony Her- nandez, Monica Merino. 1'- s I ! n Members of STATESMAN staff are Front R Allison Wood, Karen Kroesche, Deborah Lose Sarra Bishop, Wendy Hines, Mike Blend. Seca Row: Mary Moritz, Ross Johnson, Trap Lana Erin Easton, Bob Holliman.

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questrian, umanitarian, Rodeo, Savrola :Being able to see the pages of art- rk and literary work come together er all of our planning and editing was e highest point on working on Savrola. e best thing about being the art .tor for Savrola is being able to put :ether and publish work that friends 1 other students have created in the st year. Lesi Chandler, the assistant . editor, was able to help me get the . and literary work ready for publica- n and it was she who helped me out of ot of messes when the magazine was in the wron way. g g Chris Olivera, 12 'The high point of the year in Savrola ' me is when we had Reader's Theater rich is when several staff members fnt to some English classes to create awareness of and an interest in vrola. The best thing about being on e Savrola staff was being able to read e pieces beforehand and reading the lections that didn't get put in. mother reason that I like being in ivrola is working with the different loplef' Cherie Chase, 12 The highlight of our year in Savrola was the great turnout of writers. We received some excellent pieces from students from all grade levels. I hope that this year's Savrola will be a great success and that people will enjoy the memories and habits of this year. My favorite part of being editor of this staff was the exposure to the different parts of literature and the different view points. The funny, the serious, and the enjoyable pieces I feel will make a special issue of Savrola, hopefully to be remembered by all. Lisa McDonough, 12 The high point of the year in Humanitarian Club was not the membership drive, which turned out wonderfully, doubling our membership, but rather the Walk-American walk-a- thon for the March of Dimes. In this happening, many Humanitarian Club members and friends got together as a group and marched to aid the handicap- ped. The weather could have been bet- ter but the company was excellent. Afterwards, we ravenous mob of in- dividuals Cemphasis on individualsl went to the Pizza Hut on West Ave. where we raped and plundered ifood that isl to our heart's content. It's really quite difficult separating a 'best' part of the club. I guess you could say the club itself is the best part. In it we are expos- ed to new ideas, ways of thinking, and understanding of ourselves and others. In it we are given the chance to meet many interesting, sometimes bordering on bizarre, people who we would nor- mally never come in contact, people who share the same ideas, likes and dislikes, and overall feeling towards life. In it we are given the opportunity to share in some interesting as well as fun ac- tivities. So you see, and this is merely skimming the surface, there is really no 'best thing'. It is the club taken as a whole which makes being in it wor- thwhile. You may as well ask a chicken embryo 'What's the best part of being in the shell?, Javier Villanueva, 12 Members of the Rodeo Club are Front Row: Jennifer Van Atten, Troi Newson, Kim Taylor, Brad Spence, Susie Strosser, Gary Graff, Wendy Soell, D'Lynn Welch. Second Row: Mark Yates, Melissa Mockert, Keith Riebe, Jay McNair, Becky Houghtaling, Jennifer Grote, Pat Yates, Scott Golla. Third Row: Art Arrendonde, Chris McCampbell, James Maddox, David Eickenhorst, Aaron Krueger, Doug Goodspeed, Scott Loftin. Members of the Savrola Staff are Front Row: Mrs. Cathy Solis, Lisa McDonough, Alice Underwood, Lesli Chandler, Mrs. Mary Ausburn, Mrs. Peggy Dockery. Second Row: Eddie Scott, Jennifer Davis, Salida Yates, Scott Zinsmeister. Third Row: Andrew Weissman, Gean French, Barry Brake, Kyle Corley, Chris Olivera.

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2HANCELLOR, Statesman, luill and Scroll, Parliament The high point of the year in Parlia- ent was to prepare for the election of .e upcoming executive officers of I84-85 and to see the results and ex- :rience the exhilaration of obtaining ich a prestigious office fprime inister, speaker of the housej in stu- :nt government. The best thing about :ing in student government is meeting ith students from other schools, and naring our ideas with each other. Kirk Banfield, 11, Karen Neutzling, 1 1 Going to the district conventions 1d rallies was the high point of Parlia- ,ent for me. There are a surprising nount of weird people in the Student ouncils of San Antonio and I am proud l say that I am one of them. Peggy Boggs, 12 My high point of the year in Parlia- .ent was having the chance to meet so .any people and be involved with so tany different groups. I was given the iance to go to Austin and sit in on a tate Board of Education meeting and later represent Churchill as an ex- emplary school. This year was very special due to all the recognition as an exemplary school. The best part of be- ing in Parliament is learning about stu- dent government, accomplishing tasks that sometimes seem impossible, and in turn having a great time in the process. Lori Braveman, 12 The high point of the year in CHANCELLOR was being able to take a breath after mailing the color pages that we had worked so hard on for the first deadline. The best thing about be- ing a part of the CHANCELLOR was to see my work and ideas reflected in this year's annual. Lori Knutson, 1 1 There is no single high point in the year for me. It is all through the year. You learn how to put the yearbook together and what it takes to get it done. There is a lot of work to contend with and deadlines to meet. But overall it is inspiring and interesting to be involved in such an in-depth project. The best thing about being in the group will be the outcome of the yearbook. Everyone likes to look back to the previous year and see themselves and all their friends. It is good to know that I was a part of that. Sarah Milnor, 12 The high point of my year on Statesman was after I became a page editor and started to do things for the paper. I felt like part of an organization rather than just being in a class. Trap Landry, 10 There were 9 high points for me on Statesman . . . each time a paper came out and the deadline pressure was tem- porarily relieved. The best part of being on newspaper staff for me was the op- portunity to get the 'inside informa- tion,' learning about what was going on while no one else knew, and then shar- ing my knowledge through the newspaper. Karen Kroesche, 12 Todd Turner. Karen Neutzling. Members of House of Lords are Front Row: Mrs Martha Cole, Jennger Nichols. Second Row: Kim Holloway, Mark illespie, Shari Revell, Lori Knutson, Rhonda Rockett. Third Row: Joan Pickard, Mike Webb, Clay Bailey, Troy Clarkales, Chris Peterson, Mark Yates. Fourth Row: Sean French, Chris Olivera, Brian Hencey Carl Ohlenbusch, Kirk Banfield, Claire White Members of Parliament are Front Row: Mrs Martha Cole, Bonnie Glikman, Misty Hoggatt Janice Villarreal, Penny Boggs, Terra Adams Joelle Galtmman, Renee Stanzione. Second Row Kelly Teter, Michelle McBride, Lynette Moranits, Joan Pickard, Kathi Hagins, Susan Klar, John Hartman. Third Row: Shari Bevell Cheryl Alexander, Kirk Banfield, Todd Turner