Stroman High School - RoundUp Yearbook (Victoria, TX)

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Dollorsond cenfi ploy on imporroritfrol Mi bne ' s doily ind rhe existence a school or A tecfrion is no exception. The?e groups require (tfcre money than everyone thinks, :fieciQlly if the club performs service projects, attends state ■nventions end workshops and goes on spring trips, ,t Clubs organize ail sorts of fund roising projects, which will, ,, ipefully, pull in hundreds, in some coses, thousands of dollc into ' iSUfies. If one fund raising project doesn t bring in enough rrtoney, er is plonned. Clubs ore only allowed three projects o year, so (jeer must be corefully plonned and selected by the club 1, sponsors. These projects musfthen be approved by Trinidad Sort, Miguel, director of student activities, ondfedD. Reed, principal, i Conventions and spring trips ore rhe main purposes for roising money. This year, the band earne %f) )i| y Hlrough various means, with the help of the bortd boosters, itasoerfjgo to Florida and . , perform at the Epcotr Csfiter at Disney orld. Choir members, w w ' olso o qoni zed o oorent o s ter c l ub th i s y e o f . hod boke soles j Moll and s th jl in fgl t rope|nn r t(%o|l! ; ' compere I JTimTTJiiI ' ' V t ' m ' I Wl .i i n iimi nim sportotlon is o cc) yjrem, since tro velinci b j y sch ' ool bus is.il13 ile. Chartering o bus is even more i o Jitions and meals, she explained ever, all club advisers agreed that attending workshops Mentions end state contests expends o student ' s kfiowledg shows responsibility and dedication. Most clubs found that candy soles were easiest because always ftcxiTtiange for a co adyJsar. g ven between closs d soles during the ; es lfolIy popular befd niode and sold their own gift items. V ly ps well OS VICA,QDdi)£CA,, rewj: % sole of smoke ' gozines ond footboH prog ' B ?Q|s leorp lat fr rru3 sondwiches, tocos, fudge ond cookies wos Q ) Gified-Taleaied, tets i SCRIES 4 1960 ' n 1960 ' E NTOlati-gii:!go

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Rene Fonrenoi ond Chorlie Morek confer with Mrs. Scort on opening night of The Tender , . ... . . Trap ' ■, which wos presented at Trinity Episcopal Church hall. Students procticed long ond hord for the success of the dinner rheotre. Gifted, Talented Students A Desire to Perfect Abilities, To Know More, To Do More 100 Gifted ond Tolented