Stroman High School - RoundUp Yearbook (Victoria, TX)

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UIL Competition Proves to be Stiff UIL Lirerory Contests Disrricr winners who odvonced lo regionol comperirion Journalism Soro Schuiz — feofure wriring Joonno Roob — ediroriol wriring Spelling Joseph Corowoy These srudenrs, coached by Jerry Tuclser, porticipored in a notionol computer competi- rion Of University of Housron-Victorio. Joseph Corowoy shows his disrricr medol, which he won for spelling, ro his cooch, Mrs. Jonice Hoynes. Choir Solo and Ensemble Class 1 Solos Joe GorciQ Ramon Amodor Glorio Guerro i B Amber Hosek Lorenzo Mora H Judirh Nicholos Lucia Ramirez B Angie Jomes I B Bobby Delgodo Ensembles i H Morio Gomez J H Violo Herrero Koren Newson J H Judith Nicholas M Class II end III Kim Newsom l K Dona Kresro :j l Diono Mohon Girls Acoppello || ||||j||| Decisy (tendon Concert Men Jomes Bucl Concert Girls Sextet H Super 16 ,S I mt Bond Solo ond Ensemble | Class 1 Solos Ensembles m I Mott Aguoyo Jo Ann Flores 1 H| | Gabriel Chopo Becky Rendon ' B Nancy Cox Cindy Scott «W| Albert Diaz Laura Hojek Jo Ann Flores Brendo Sorll; Croulia Jimenez Kim Schneider Darren Metting Liso Spies Elizobeth Soldivor Chris Aguoyo Cindy Scott A ork Berger Don Smith Gobriel Chapo Robert Vosquez Kevin Chotman Joshuo De Los Santos Class II Albert Dioz Angela Cabollero Craig Foicon Denise Delesma Louro Hojek Virginia Forrell Guy Hoffman TinoSilvo Freddy Hosier Bobora Vosquez Down Joster Michelle Wagner Broulio Jimenez Brendo Volloce Emilio Licerio Charles Morek Class III Michelle Moternok Ren Davenport Lorry Olivorez Tim Dentler Elizobeth Soldivor Lourie Dittert Elmo Solinos Albert Fuentes Brendo Sorlls Scott Henrichs Freddy Trevino Michelle Moternak Robert Vosquez Stephanie Palacios Jennifer Wogner Gretchen Reinke Martha Rodriguez Strings Dorlene Sonchez Henry Hosek Down Joster Paul Sousedo , Kim Schneider Liso Spies

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Conn.e janok lokes a seoi so r. or she con pretty up her contesront. A gentle pot moiivotes the most stubborn of onimols. Dennis Jocobs demonsirotes his obility to control the situotion. Stockshow 1

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in k I any events copfured our conversorions H I • I around school this yeor. However, the j hortest issue in Vicforio was the taxpayer revolt ogolnsf higher taxes. The eyes of Texas were on Victorio as the school district wos forced to hold an election on whether or not taxes should be limited, and in fact, reduced. Meetings were held ond letters to the editor were written. But when the polls closed on the i Soturday before Eoster, the limitotion wos voted I down. Street deterioration was another topic of ] conversation that wos touched on doily. Motorists j become used to seeing borocodes blocking major streets, including Som Houston, Airline, Lone Tree, Laurent, Den Wilson, North, Den Jordon and Red River. Most of the streets were completed by the time school closed for the summer. When several persons died of cyanide poisoning in Chicago and the only link was to Tylenol capsules, the entire country was feorful. Many componies lifted their capsules off the market ond the rest were avoided by the general public. However, when Tylenol capsules come bock on the market, they were seoled in sofety containers. Many other companies followed suit with their over-the-counter capsules ond the public received another lesson in oworeness. ago. No Appn po.s a ring for lems anothti .ttack on VISD jn the new year in a verbal battle with Vic- discovery in the So aj( 1983 ■ ' ' j Foculty member, Judy Linville. wos one of mony teochers wtio ortended school boord meetings during the tox limitotion drive. Local and World Events Affected Our Lives Mony teochers porricipoted In o Sove Our Schools roily in De Leon Plozo ofter school let out for the doy Ttie to limitotion was defeated ot the polls. sture tnree-and- ana water, said VVedgeworth. Others, although weak, are not diseased and are not in show inisdenieanor charges of cruelty to animals, with condition. confinement in He said most of the cows, termed emaciated by a Gonzales veterinarian, had been suckling ay that he had calves and could be expected to be in place 16 bates of not real fat condition, particularly from green ining feed lot grass in the pasture. i large bales on Wedgeworth said he expected most of the herd ed also. could be sold in 90 days, while the calves were but me, said ready to sell immediately. There are three lave died since registered Brahman bulls, which he does not plan to sell. Justice of the An associate of Dr. Kenneth Gottwald, who ■dly witnessed issued the veterinarian ' s report Tuesday under direction of the Humane Society ' s Gulf Coast office, said Gottwald had described the animals con- dition in detail to him. They are emaciated and they will need a rehabilita- tive period of four to five ossible Advol When scliool began in August, most of the moin streets in Victorio were closed for construction Drivers ieorned to use the bock roods ond side streets to get from one which they will seek to impose Ictions. months to reach a nqiigiMl state, said Dr. Allen Jane- cek Thursday. During win-