Stroman High School - RoundUp Yearbook (Victoria, TX)

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Many students potronized the snock bot of lunch. One hod o choice Robert Podillo ossumes o new imoge before doss begins. Once the bell hos rung, he ' s the from pizzo to nochoes. some ol ' Robert once more. Cheryl Dreier wos just one of the severol students who helped out with the new registration system. When the weather wos occommodoting, students were found sitting on the benches on the potio any time doss was not in session. Kiyohiro Higuchi, second from left, wos o vitol member of the senior doss. Following his year at Sttomon, he returned to Jopon for two more yeors of study. LGTS DO IT t GNM Kiyohiro Higuchi of Jopon was o welcome addition to the senior doss. Kiyo, os he wos colled, resided at the home of Antoinette ond Tonyo Prosen. Mony of his clossmofes described him os friendly, odventurous ond o lot of fun. He ' s greoti sold LoTonyo Wyott. Kiyo is always in the middle of things, she soid. One aspect of life that Kiyo enjoyed ot Stromon was the focf thot it is co-educotional. In Jopon he ottends on oil-boy school. According to Kiyo, he will especially miss the speciol relationship between friends that is shared ot Stromon. When I come here, leaving my fomily, I not mind. But I will miss my American friends and fomily. I like to come ogoin, but am not sure if I con, Kiyo soid. I would like to do it oil over again.

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Students enjoyed the first boskefboll homecoming donee. Students willingly gove blood for the South Texos Reglonol DIood Donk during the student council sponsored blood drive, held both semesters. Magician, Darise Wilkinson, helped the Roundup ' 80 stoff with its promo- John Zepeda was one of the many students who helped with the new regisrrorion fionol assembly by putting on magic shows for each closs period. procedure incorporated for the ■fl2- ' 83 school yeor. Catch rhe magic of working rogerher Resrroom Clean-up During fhe spring, members of rhe newly formed Interclub Council made resrroom grofflrl o thing of the post. Under the direction of Ester Codell, deon of women, rhe group, armed with soap, water ond scrub brushes, spent four days cleaning the walls of oil the compus restrooms. Through the use of hall passes and regular checks by faculty members, graffiti writers were easily caught and sent to cleon up their acts. Clubs on campus hod caught the magic of working together. Teacher Appreciofion Teochers who soy they ore not appreciated must not be members of the Stromon foculty. Several times during the school year, various clubs appreciated members of the faculty, staff and administration. From the gifts sent by members of the vocational organizations, the teocher appreciation week sponsored by student council, to the luncheons given by Anchor Club and FFA, teachers knew their students cored about them as much as they cared about the students. Blood Drive Students and faculty members answered on oppeol to help the South Texas Regional DIood Bonk during the fall and spring semesters at the student council sponsored blood drive. Anyone over the age of 18 was eligible to give blood and students who were 17 could donate blood with the permission of their porents. Following their donations, donors were treated to refreshments. 96 School Activities