Stroman High School - RoundUp Yearbook (Victoria, TX)

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Senior FTA Stressing Leadership H ools Begin with Dreoms wos the theme of nA ond cooperation with the ll JFTA wos the order of the doy. The groups worked on severol money- roising projeos together to roise money for the convention in Dollos. Members sponsored o school-wide drive for toys for tots to be distributed ot Christmas to needy children They olso distributed bogs of candy for children of Children Services ot Holloween. Sponsors ore Annette Scott, Almo Kimboll ond Corolyn Dornok. fh Officers. Top Row, L-R. Condy Gronr. porliomenforion, Kothy Dorefield. corresponding secrerory. From Row. Volencio McNeil, recording secrerory; Kim Newsom, vice presidenr: LoTonya Wyorr. president, and Showno Kirkendoi, finonciol secretory. r ■ ■ ■ijji. I i.rw -i. -I -U. Aso service projea, members distributed trick-or-freof bogs to children sponsored Fund-roisinq ocrivines included the sole of MGM condies ond Christmas items. „. , r . by Children s Services. 5-9 Senior Members, Top Row, L-R, Gory Wiilioms, Roy Monrelongo, John Zepedo, Lorry Evens. Middle Row, LoTonyo Wyott, Showno Kirkendoi, Voiencio McNeil, Andreo Mortin, Renino Drown, Condy Gront. Front Row, Louro Beosley, Kothy Borefieid, D J Domes, Phyllis Porter, Keren Foster, Angle James, Kim Newsom. Junior Members, Top Row, L-R, Greg DIocknoll, Mork Poore, Robert Hoynes, Trocey Gont Middle Row, Lynn Littles, Koren Newsom, Vicki Sterling, Dione Steen, Herbert Coiioway Front Row, Pom Newsom, Cheree Thomos, Trici Domes, Jon Wyott ond Pom McElroy.

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JFTA Service Is Key Word This year rhe Junior Future Teocfiers of Americo end rfie Senior Future Teachers of America chopters worked together on severol projects. The groups sponsored a Mexican Supper in the cofeterio in Febrjory in order to roise money so that they could attend the stote convention in Dallas. They olso sponsored the first homecoming donee to honor basketball teams. At the District III Convention in Port Lovoca, Liso Mortinez wos elected president-elect ond Cheryl Solozor was voted stote condidote for the office of vice president. Her compoign theme wos Spinning to the Top — Solid Gold. Tony Briones represented the chapter in the Mr. FTA competition ond Liso Martinez and Kim Newsom competed for Miss RA. Sponsors ore Lois Kuykendohl and Mary Ann Poyne. Sophomore Members. Back Row, L-R, Buddy Wyort, Chris Hill, Odell Colemon. Wesley Stroir, Dovid Howkins. Horold Hill. 3rd Row, Arnold Vosquez, Janice Davis, Andy Folcon. Joner Naiser, Donno Jockson, Sherri Holcomb, Derek Reynolds, Edwin Dell. 2nd Row, David Morrinez, Dione Collins, Cheryl Solazor, Mochon Jackson, Cynrhio Walker. Sandra Beosley, Dede Hawkins, Sylvio Bess. Kelvin Girdy. 1st Row, Tracy Fillmore, Dona Kresra, Chorlo Ellis, Virgie Dorefield, Tommy Williams, Judirh Nicholos, Yvonne Guerro, Sherry Worzecha. Rodney Thornton of SilverSide Jomm provided the music for the first bosketboll homecoming donee sponsored by the FTA chapters. Officers, L-R, Cheryl Solozor, Dono Kresto, Mochon Jackson, Edwin Bell, Freshmon Members, Bock Row, L-R, Stephonie Willioms, Roy Thomos, Potrick Feldon, Bobby Roy Horris, Vernon Todd, Rodney Brown, Som Nguyen, 2nd Row, Kurt King, Wendy Wilson, Connie Corville, Joyce Williams, Dorlo Dixon, Keith Ellis Front Row, L-R, Liso Stolz, Dino Gorcio, Liso Mortinez, Felice Mum- phord, Deon Greothouse, Pom Bess, Joe Solos. Everyone considered the Chrisrmos porty ond donee in the cofeterio o lot of fun.

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Junior Science Club Preparing for Tomorrow Junior Science began the year with a new iooi ' . For rhe first time, members of the Junior Science Club sported T-shirts. The idee behind the T-shirts was to mol e the organization more visible around campus. Hopefully, this visibility will attract more scientific-minded freshmen and sophomores to the club. This year club members decided to participate in other club sponsored activities. The pumpkin decorating contest sponsored by the Key Club received club support. Club members also voted to decorate a float for Homecoming. As for OS its own activities, guest speakers were invited to share their expertise with the group. The junior scientists were also encouraged to enter projects in the science foir. Some club members volunteered to help set up the things needed for the science foir exhibits. The club supports itself through membership dues and concession stand sales. Sophomore Members of Junior Science Club ore: Back Row; L ro R. Tim Yorborough, Stephen Kolor, Sheila Doss. Sixth row: Rolph Nines, Amber Hosek, Jill Denton. Fifth row: Tim Reineke, Cindy Gonzoles, Lonell Morris. Fourth row: Trocy Moreou, Midge Ulrich, Kim Voekel. Third row: Ricky Monn, Mork Berger, Sherry Voughn. Second row: Melody Johnson, Lonnls Leito, Corol Volenro. Front row: Ken Renord. Officers for the 19S2-S3 school yeor were: Justin Flew, Vice-President; Robert Fredrichs, Treosurer; Amber Hosek, President; Rolph Mines, Secretory; ond Stephen Kolor, Porllomenrorion. Club members suggest possible projeas rhe group could do for the school yeor. ! These club members give their ortention to the onnuol phorogropher offer discussing the up- ' coming Jump-Q-thon. Mrs Jennifer Doniels, Ms Kathleen Schindler. ond Cooch •• ' f Arwwg|p Sedono discjss their responsibilities. Jf aWiceJBBR »-f •■ Uj