Stroman High School - RoundUp Yearbook (Victoria, TX)

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R etirement rveception Mr. Kfcd lisliMis a l)r Blackaller. niavur pro Ifii claims Ted B. Reed Day. Students honor Ted B. Reed To honor retiring principal, Ted B. Reed, the students and campus organiza- tions, under the sponsorship of the Faculty Advisory Committee, gave a reception in the cafeteria on May 22. Throughout the afternoon, friends and co-workers and former Stroman students visited with Mr. and Mrs. Reed and reminisced about the beginning and first years of Stroman High School. Reporters from the two local television stations taped the event for the evening news. Highlighting the occasion were, first, the proclaiming of Ted B. Reed Day by the City of Victoria mayor pro-tcm Dr. John Blackaller. The second surprise was the at- tendance of O.C. Stroman ' s two sons and their families from Beaumont. The Stroman families presented Mr. Reed with a plaque in recognition of his achievements as principal. Students hosted a reception honoring Mr. Reed on May 2 ' 2 in the cafeteria. Friends of Mr. Reed came all through the afternoon and evening to pay tribute to him, including Jock Ross and Bob Er- skine, VHS principal. Les Deuel, president of the Faculty Advisory Committee, helps students set up the cafeteria for the reception honoring Mr. Reed upon his retirement. 104 Reed Reception

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Jerry Lesikar, Tiffinie Clendennen and Ellen Startz won second place in district and fourth place in area in Farm Radio. Members of the chapter conduct- ing team won third place in district. They are Tammy Matthews, Chantele Singleton, Gretchen Reinke, Rhonda Broz, Darrell Hempel, Rodney Horelka, Delton Marbach. FFA members sponsored a petting zoo at the annual stock show. Rhon- da Broz holds a lamb while a pre- schooler decides whether or not to pet it. 106 FFA