Stroman High School - RoundUp Yearbook (Victoria, TX)

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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

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The Tender Trap cost rokes a finol bow following the dinner rheotre produaion. Corch the Magic of Imoginorion ' »ry human being has the potential of being a mogician. Ithin every person is the copocity to captivate, to mystify, to create. That capacity is v hat makes eoch individual uniquely different. The contradiction of being similar yet different simultoneously is the magic of the human experience. The magic unfolds with the desire for knowledge. The more one learns, the more one wonts to learn. The more one wonts to learn, the more one analyzes, synthesizes ond evoluotes in order to understand ond deal productively with the post, the present and the future. Like the master magician, the gifted talented individual unfolds through the desire to perfect, to do more, to know more. This desire is natural to the growth and development of these young creotive individuals. At Stromon, growth and development ore encouraged for oil students in all oreos. For those students who hold primise as exceptional performers in the oreos of English, biology ond chemistry, a differentiated curriculum provides the opportunity for further exploration and understanding. Nan Jackson ' s biology students explored and studied the Welder Wildlife Refuge one weekend. Al Hoisler ' s chemistry students studied and observed work at one of the local hospitols. The English classes of Jerry Peyton and Annette 5cotr promoted, produced and presented a dinner theatre production of The Tender Trap. Gifted and Tolented 101