Stroman High School - RoundUp Yearbook (Victoria, TX)

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Donno Jockson, sophomore Leslie Contu, sophomore Tio Chondler, monoger Cheerleoders 229

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Cheerleaders: Leading New Chants and Cheers o, Raiders, go . . . fighr, Raiders, fighr . . . All through J foofboll and boskerboll seasons ond into baseball season, these chants were heord, led by eight enthusiostic Raider cheerleoders. However, cheerleoding season didn ' t begin that first week of footboll seoson; It all storted during the summer. In August the squad received five superior ribbons, two spirit sticks, an oil Super Squad ribbon and were nominated as one of the top six squads at a workshop on the compus of Texos Lutheran College in Seguin. Cheerleoding is not just performing at pep rollies and gomes, said Amy Stoff, heod cheerleader. It means o lot of preparation and hard work. Along with practice ond performance comes injuries. It was not uncommon to see different members of the squad plagued by pulled muscles and even broken bones. But the cheerleaders kept their spirit during both good am bod times because they hod caught the magic and were helping others catch the magic of Stromon also. The i982-83 Raider Cheerleaders 228 Cheerleoders

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spotlight Club Shines Throughout Year Wins Sweepstakes Trophies long with rhe foil ploy production, nnembers of the Spotlight Club and II Thespians Honor Society presented o haunted house as o money raising project Qt Halloween. Under the leadership of Mrs. Rochel Torres, the group moglcally transformed the east potio Into a maze of rooms full of weird and frightening characters. Goblins of all ages come for the score of o lifetime to the highly successful production. The department collected severol other laurels during the year and realized thot winning is not impossible and does not necessarily need a mogicol touch. Two sweepstakes trophies at two different speech tournaments were brought bock to school by the Industrious and talented group. The first sweepstakes trophy was collected at the Gollod High School Speech Tournament in January where the students won 12 individual trophies. But the department knew it was really on a roll when it won the sweepstakes trophy at the prestigous Koty High School Speech Tournament In March. The group won 30 individual trophies at the tournament. This was the first time the department has ever received any sweepstokes trophies,, sold Mrs. Torres. W f;» wWf If ii ii. 4, J :: H spotlight Club Officers: Emmo Deigodo, President, Lucy Esplfio, Secretory; Michelle Kotiutek, Treosurer; Jenni Hill, Historion; Debbie Nichols, Porliomenrorlon; Mrs. Rochel Torres, Sponsor. ■rs won sweepstakes trophies ot two tournomenfsJ Thespians, top row. L-R, Brod Coffmon, Cheryl Dreier, Debbie Nichols, Dovid Moreou, Lucy Espifo, Poulo Tumlinson, Joe Colderon. Fourth row: Michelle Kochurek, Joe Arce, Sondi Trevino. Th ' rd Row; Morio Aguoyo, Stephonie Joschke, Kenneth Horvey, Down Porker, Jo Ann Flores. Second row: Sondy Trevino, Jenni Hill, Rondy Lone, Groce Rivero, Thereso Miller. Front row: Eloine Pohmiyer, Emmo Deigodo, ond Potty Moron. 230 Spotlight Club