Stroman High School - RoundUp Yearbook (Victoria, TX)

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.O.E. Prelab Members work, have fun together Pre-lab students kept busy throughout the year. The group worked on several service projects, including making goodies for the children at Tender Loving Care, co- sponsoring the annual Thanksgiving Food Drive and mak- ing Easter baskets for children in the hospital. Socials included a joint picnic in Riverside Park with the VHS club, a Christmas banquet at King Crab, a pizza party at Mazzio ' s, a bowling party, a bunco party and a ham- burger cookout. Fund-raising included bake sales, candy sales and B-Craft sale. Besides touring the Union Carbide plant, the club heard speakers from Looking Great, Color One and Casual Cor- ners and attended a workout at Tuff Stuff Rhonda Nichols won second place in information com- munications and Ericka Ledwig won first place in general clerical I at the area contest in Kingsville, earning them the right to compete on the state level. Rhonda Nicholas won third place at state and then competed on the national level. Susan Foster Ricky Garcia Ericka Ledwig Martha Moya Annie Moreno Rosalinda Vela Monique WiMiams Adela Zarate Linda Zepeda Brenda Gwosdz, president Melissa Briones, vice president Rhonda Nichols, secretary Melissa Scherer, treasurer Lisa Whitmire, historian-reporter Melissa Diaz, parliamentarian V.O.E. Prelab 101

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Sharon Novak watches as Mrs. Hiles, inslructdr, demonstrates the proper way to comb hair. Student. worked with wigs, and as they got better, actually worked on people. ' osmetology Students study beauty care Cutting hair, giving perms, using makeup, giving facials and manicures are all part of the cosmetology curriculum. The class is under the direction of Mrs. Hiles and is open to juniors and seniors who attend Stroman one-half of the day and the beauty school for the other half. Beatrice Gonzales completes setting hair during class. 100 Cosmetology

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V .O.E.-O.E.A. Co-op Office students receive awards This year ' s VOE-OEA-Coop was the largest class ever with 32 members. Many activities gave members the op- portunity to develop civic service, professional, social and financial responsibilities. The club had several projects including the B-Craft fund-raising project. Top salespersons were Annabelle Sanchez, first; Sylvia Vasquez, second; and Stacey Hines, third. Top salesperson in the candy sales was An- nabelle Sanchez. The club once again sponsored the Thanksgiving Food Drive and gave a donut party for the winning club. At Christmas, the group made cookbooks for the teachers, employers and parents. In January they had a tasting party from the cookbook recipes. During Teacher Ap- preciation Week, the group gave gifts to the faculty members and look part in a luncheon in their honor. Social functions included a 6 a.m. breakfast at the Holiday Inn in September, a Halloween party at Mr. Gatti ' s, an installation and initiation in November, a Christmas party at Western Sizzlin, a newcomers picnic in April and the end-of-school dinner at King Crab. At the dinner, each member received an engraved OEA paperweight. The group toured the Union Carbide plant during a field trip. At a contest in February, Debra Perales placed fourth in records management, Debra Finley placed fourth in Sheri Vaughn won fourth place in general clinical category at the area contest. Officers: Sally Rubio, Jennifer Stockbauer, Jennifer Johnson, Stephanie Kloesel; president. Hazel Kitchens, Sylvia Vasquez, Debbie Perales, An- nabelle Sanchez. Members: Jennifer Johnson, Hazel Kitchens, Debbie Perales, Sally Rubio, Sponsor, Darlene Meyer, Sylvia Vasquez, Diane Collins, Dana Kresta, Sheri Vaughn, Viola Herrera, Stacy Heins, Alayna Pawlik, Brenda Sallas, Gloria Gutierrez, and Pat Yanta. extemporaneous communications, Jennifer Johnson placed fifth in job interview, and Sheri Vaughn placed fourth in general clerical. At the state contest, Ronda Nichols placed third in in- formation communications I and advanced to national competition in Austin. Officers were Stephanie Kloesel, president; Jennifer Stockbauer, vice president; Annabelle Sanchez, secretary; Hazel Kitchen, treasurer; Sally Rubio and Debbie Perales, reporter historian; and Jennifer Johnson, parliamentarian sergeant-at-arms. Debra Perales was named outstanding club member by Darlene Meyer, sponsor. 102 VOE-OEA