Stroman High School - RoundUp Yearbook (Victoria, TX)

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Football has seen better seasons, but the Raiders never gave up As the referee calls the ball for the Victoria High Stings, the Raiders realize they must get in control of the game. However, the Stings pervail- ed, this year ?:7?.i ... W ' J Football Junior Varsity: 1st row. Noe Garcia. Byron Sturm. Roland Gasman, Pete Ramos. Tony Padilla. Curtis Tate, Chris Escalante and James Ellis- 2nd row. Bob Borchert. John Prater. Ruben Reyes, Louis Boarrios. Brian Glover, Jason Gusman, John Paul Brown. Mike Delesma, Lee Barnard, and Roy Blacknall. 3rd row, Joe Sanchez, Cary Hoff. Frank Casarez. Melvin Tolbert. Kevin King. Raymond Randle. Chris Schustereit, Lance Kouches and Clarence Lemons. 4th row, John Coyle, Chris Filla, Brian Culp. David Barth. Ernest Grant and Kelly Arnecke Freshman team: First row. Michael Este. Larry Norman, Moses Vasquez and A, J Hall Second row, Jason Orht. Patrick Ramos. Raul C- Jimenez. Pilar Nat c y a r Wilhelmsen 3rd row, Kenneth Parker. Marcus Barnes, Chris Grrabazo. Paul Foster, Carlos Delgado, Rey Lara. Johnny Monreal and Harrold Oswalt Back row, Arthur Calvo. John Carrera, Roy Jackson, James Fulbright, Paul Salazar. Ronald Ramey and Zane Steininger Donald Ramey carries the ball for the Raiders at the VHS game in Memorial Stadium. The Raiders were not able to stop the Stings during the game. Junior Vars ity Os Opponent Them 1 6 Ray 8 H 12 Moody 1 26 King 27 H Victoria 13 H 14 Carroll H 39 Alice 34 M 6 King 13 ' Z -i 18 Ray i A M 1 115

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orking together to meet common goals Continued from p. M 2 Alice. The Raiders had a long way to go. They handed Miller, who were play-off bound, their only loss in season, however, losing to Alice. They won their Homecoming game against CC Carroll, but lost to Killeen Ellison and Kingsville guaranteeing a losing season. The Raiders ended their season on a happy note with a 15-14 win over CC Ray in the last few seconds of the game. Due to injuries and pro- bation for missing prac- tice, said Coach Mc- Cluskey, we had 15 starters who couldn ' t start in various games. We had 1 1 juniors and nine sophomores who started this year. It has REALLY been fun. However, Coach Mc- Cluskey has hopes for next year. With their getting experience, those juniors and sophomores are working themselves into starting positions, he said. Freshmen 1 Cls Opponent Them ■ 14 Kingsville 12 ■ Yoakum 30 20 Victoria 22 H 20 Alice 22 ■ Alice 40 1 1 IBH ■ Mack Peoples was one of the players that played both of- fense and defense. Many had to play both, due to the number of injuries throughout the season. Freshman Blue Team: Bottom row; Raul Jiminez, Larry Luna. John Perez. Kenny Branham and Ray Rodriguez. Second row,: Ervin Simmons, Rodney Leonard, Brian Morris, Roger Garcia, Matt Martinez, and Luis Resendez. Third row. Hodie Garcia, Richard Garcia. Sammy Hysquierdo. Chris Buitron. Travis Nelson. Joe Jimenez, Marc Christie and Roberto Miranda, Back row. Shannon Fisher. Danny Mar- tinez, Ben Vasquez, Sammy Palacios, Paul F ' uentez, Sam Chambers and Dustin Magel. Football 114

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anagers assist coaches in every day activities Every time a point is scored, a personal best time set, or special help is needed, there is someone there for the athlete. Every time a special require- ment is needed quickly, so- meone is there. In every sport, these people are there. These people are managers, and they help keep the teams in op- timum operating condition. The managers perform several different tasks during the sporting year. In football and basketball, they keep scor- ing records and statistics. Basketball managers divide their time between keeping statistics and videotaping the games. 1 guess I like videotaping the games more than anything else, said Audrey King. I can see the whole game from where Managers such as Jon Hill, junior, helped out in taping and wrapping John Paul Werckle ' s ankles. By doing this, there weren ' t many injuries, said Hill. I have to sit and I can also be a part of the crowd. In track, they record personal bests and help with the necessary equipment. I really enjoy keeping the records at the basketball games, said Tammie Col- eman. It gives me a chance to support the team while also helping them. I like the respon- sibility of having something fun to do. No matter what sport or what season it is, managers are always there to offer their assistance as an important part of the team. Audrey King, senior, videotapes the girls basketball ganne. The girls got to watch the ganne the next day to see how well things went. This also helped them to correct their mistakes. Managers Tie