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

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3asketbaIl I will remember how a good attitude, ledication, and working as a team nakes up a good team. The high points vere all of us working as a team on the :ourt during practice and games. The ow points were the few occasions where ve were angry at one another. Also, vhen we played individually, not as a peam. Athletics has taught me to play vith a positive attitude, to play with ledication, and to do my part of the vork. It helped rne to take in sorrow for lefeat and the joy for victory. I have earned to do the responsibilities given zo me. Basketball helped me to learn several responsibilities I would not have experienced otherwise. It also gives me zhe experience and skills for college and ny future career. Tamin Uthoff, 9 has its ups and downs! Being manager for the freshman girls basketball team has definitely been an experience. Not only was there the challenge and the experience of keeping books, but the satisfaction of winning a close game. But being a manager is not all fun and games. It can be aggravating when the books get out of order or the team loses by more than 20 points. From a manager's point of view I would have to say that I have learned to deal with many things at once, and com- municate well with the other teams and coaches. I also know that I can deal with several things at once when I am under stress. Hally Bell, 9 Front Row: Tamin Uthoff, Karrie Fitzhugh, Shawn Meadows, Coach Tom Anderson, Coach Cathy Meyer, Coach Bob Hickman, Hally Bell, Suzanne Greenwood, Trish Martinez, Second Row: Lisa Qarcia, Stacey Cruz, Erin Fogarty, Jennifer H ostetter, Raelynn Alverez, Dara Kincaid. Athletics has kept me in good shape. I have learned to participate with others in an activity. I will remember Paul Meyer and the varsi y basketball team. The high point of the year was when we were on a winning streak. The low point was when our team was losing mentally, not physically. Trish Martinez, 9

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I will remember the cheers of the crowd, the words of encouragement and praise. The high point of the year was at the beginning of the season, because everyone was enthusiastic and hopeful of things to come. The low point of the year was about the middle of the season when everyone was discouraged from losing all of our games. Athletics has helped me to overcome any doubts I may have had about my physical condi- tion. I have learned what preseverance and dedication can achieve. I've learned to take responsibilities for my actions, and benefit from my mistakes. Evelyn Caldwell, 10 Front row: Evelyn Caldwell, Debra Trevino, Coach Tom Anderson, Coach Cathy Meyer, Coach Hickman, Christine Greenwood, Ginger Escobedo, Second row: Kari Thompson, Bridget Her Monica Merino, Diane Hardin, Tiffany Hicks, Lizzete Arroyo, Deborah Hensley, Mellise Maddf The high point was when the games were out of town. The low point was los- ing all the games. Athletics has helped me to get into shape and has taught me to work with others. Christine Greenwood, 10 I will remember how unsuccessful our season was. I feel the high point to me was my improvement in this year's program as opposed to my freshman year. Athletics has taught me to work as a team and to get used to corrective criticism. I think my experience will help me be more relaxed under pressure in other situations. Deborah Hensley, 10

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Bump, spike, se l The 1983-84 Volleyball seasonl remembered by me as one word, wid The high point of the season was takii lst in District, Bi-District, and Are The low point was losing in Regim Finals to San Marcos, when we hz clearly outplayed thenr Playh Volleyball for Churchill enabled me become close friends with a few b' great women athletes, and be coache by two outstanding coaches. That e perience taught me how to work wi other girls which caused our gre successf' Stephanie Haugejorde, Front Row: Erika Foerster, manager, Mar Gutierrez, Yvonne VanBrandt, Kim Jon manager. Second Row: Erin Fogarty, Stepharj Haugejorde, Susan Ford, Cami Maxwell, Jane Anderson-Perkins. Third Row: Coach Mall McCarty, Kim Hall, Kyna France, Carol Hale Denise Niles, Tammy Mistrot, Claudia Lennho, Coach Wanda Bingham.