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

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Mr. William White watches over Laura Ladewig, Chris Markey, Kathy Berez, Stacie Williams, Lisa Hencey, Sheri Jalufka, and Jeff Kennell to make sure they do their work. Tom Alexander, Marlene Guerra, Yvonne Lopez, Shawn Harris, John Walker, Kelly Lyons, Kelly Raley, and Monica Troy laugh after a joke told in their Chemistry I class. Freshman Steve Cappuccio, Richard Cairns and Billy Smith display their dissected earthworms in their Biology I class. Melissa Muro, Valerie Goode, Pat Tobin, Frank Hardin, Gayle Chester, and Ren Patterson complete their Physical Science assignment.

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This year's high point, so far, has Students at this school have a ter- rific opportunity to advance in the sciences because of the enthusiasm and dedication of our science staff. Mrs. Marcia Kemble, Science Chairman I think the high point in my science class this year was the reinstating of field trips to our schedule, along with the addition of new activities to our class. Chris Eichler, 12 The low point of my year in chemistry was trying to remember the charges of the ions. If the charges are wrong it makes your whole problem wrong Kim Compton, 12 Scientists study ions, clams, properties of the world yr. Mack Rigbylshows a Biology I class how to ' t ' . issec an anima Pam Jary, Lucy Elliott, Shannon Buchanan, Stuart Hutcheson, Mike Carroll, Mrs. Leslie Klein, Heather Blackburn, Denise Glover, Amber Hutchinson, Corky Randal, Tiffini Wilkins, Jen- nifer Tobias, and Mike Labita get physical in their science class. been dissecting: a worm, clam, a crayfish, land a perch soon.J I think 1 interesting to be able to see how otl creatures function internally. You g see the actual organs of the anini which is much better than a flat pictu I'm hoping as the year continues I v get to dissect more animals with ml complex makeupsf' Michelle Hernande Physics is a great class, but there no 'high pointl' You go in every day pecting to find out something new, l it's not learning through memorizati like biology or history, it's finding 1 about how things act. The labs are best, since they show something ab the properties of the world. They dc teach by saying 'memorize this chai they say 'watch this work.' That ma them unique. They are all interest though, none is a high point. David Gof I CM 'nv

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Denise Goel, Vanessa Leesch, Jerry Virden, and Brian Werner study together in Mr. White's science class. Jason Johnson and Jon Bode go over a chemistry assignment, Mr. William White shows some of his students their final averages. Scientific methods stretch mind Qfffq,