Stroman High School - RoundUp Yearbook (Victoria, TX)

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MIghry Sophs swoy to the rhythm of o victory chonr led by the cheerleaders. • ' Corch the Mogic of Pep Rollies ' ' 115

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Pep Rallies: Getting into the Spirit of Things Blue and gold day was celebrored every Friday during foofboll season. Depending on whether rhe gome was or home or our of rown determined if rhe pep rally was ro be in fhe moring or rhe ofrernoon. Ir was during rhese rhirry minute gorherings in rhe boys gym fhot Raiders were proclaimed Number 1 on a weekly basis. The true Raiders oftended each Friday. Often, the gym wos packed: sometimes not. But it didn ' t matter. Everyone there — srudenrs, faculty, and returning Raiders — yelled and cheered for their football team, ond most importantly for their school. For that ' s what pep rallies ore all about. It ' s a time when one can show that he has caught the magic of his school in its entirety — its sports ond teams, its ocodemics, its organizations ond extrocurricular activities. Poul Reyno, Ida Kilgore, Jeorown Woodword, ond Billy York corch the mogic of the 50 ' s day pep roily Foculty cheerleoders perform o foiling pyromid during o pep roily. Wronglers Debro Joslin ond Pouline Rivero move to the bonds beot during o performonce. 114 Pep IXollies

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Thereso Miller, Cheryl Solozor, Dorron Cordoso ond Kim Jones strike o 50 ' s Doy pose between dosses. Only on 50 ' s Doy con one win o prize for this ensemble. Best dressed confestonts line up on the stoge of Room 101 during the lunch periods. 50 ' s Day: Dressin ' Up for Fun K WKF he day finally arrived for students and ' ' ■■ ■ I faculty ro come to school dressed in poodle skirts, tee-shirts, rolled up jeons and leother jackets. If v os Oct. 7 ond 50 ' s Day! As on extra touch, music from the era drifted through the holls during possing periods. During lunch the best dressed contests were held. The panel of judges included foculty members, Mrs. Donno Appelt, Mrs. Sharon Dednorz, Ms. Kothleen Schlndler, Mrs. Lois Kuykendol, Mrs. Suson Douer ond Mrs, Connie Bridges. - Eventually, oil first lunch confestonts feere standing erectly on the stage of Room 101 Taking their time to look the possibilities over, the judges finally discussed their selections and announced their decision. During first lunch the winners were Elsa Robles and Lorry Olivorez. Elso was dressed as o high society lody, weoring o black and white dress, a white stole and morching gloves. Connie Jonok, second place winner, wore o light blue dress ond cot-eye glasses. Third place went ro Thereso Miller in her rolled up Jeans, letter sweater and pink and silver glasses. To win first place, Lorry Olivorez wore a 1950 squore shouldered suit and o skinny 116 50s Day