Stroman High School - RoundUp Yearbook (Victoria, TX)

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Debra Gar .a was elected Homecoming queen by her fellow students and was crowned at pre-game ceremonies by last year ' s queen, Liz Hernandez. Mike Filla really knows how to mix and match his wardrobe. His impeccable taste adds flavor to Mix- Match Day. Wrapping her glasses with tape and becoming a nerd for a day is something new for Theresa Miller. Many students participated in the first Homecoming Nerd Day.

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During the three-day registration ses- sions, faculty members were busy on the fourth floor. Stacy Fillmore and Audrey King tote an ice chest filled with soft drinks and goodies for the registration -bound teachers. Coach Johnny Jernigan receives a sophomore ' s registration card for boys physical education. Registration 13

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H Homecoming Week caught Arleen Moyer looking like a typical nerd. omecommg A week of hilarity, fun climaxes with game, dance Everyone was ready for the time of fun and craziness that Homecoming Week brought. Included in this week of utter nonsense was Nerd Day, when everyone dressed like a fool; Clash Day, when everyone ap- peared to be color-blind maniacs; Twin Day, when everyone looked like the person standing next to them; and Blue and Gold day, when it seemed as if everyone was a cheerleader. The week of dressing up fun had many participants, however, Joe Mar- tinez, director of student activities, said that he would have liked to see even more students participate. As usual, the Friday pep rally was a highlight. It started in the usual way, with the band playing and the cheerleaders and Wranglers yelling We ' re number ' I! ' However, the lights suddenly went out and beacons of flashlights illuminated the gym as the Raider Belles danced to the music of Frank Stallone ' s Far From Over. Not to be outdone, the football team won a crucial game against Corpus Christi King, 13-6, in a heavily defen- sive effort. Prior to the game at Memorial Stadium, Debra Garza was named Homecoming Queen and was presented along with her court. Following the game, the annual Homecoming dance attracted the largest crowd in years. Music was provided by the Brent Green Sound System of Austin. The dance was great! The music was good as well as the disc jockey, said Norma Gutierrez. Homecoming queen, Debra Garza, and her court, Diana Urbano, Leslie Cantu, Donna Jackson and Cheryl Salazar, capture the attention of the spectators during the pre-game Homecoming festivities. Forth first time, the nominees were escorted by their parents instead of varsity football players. Homecoming Week 15