Stroman High School - RoundUp Yearbook (Victoria, TX)

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erformance, dedication is road back to Austin Back on a rampage again, the Raiders, return- ing after last season ' s disappointing 6-5 loss against Houston Bellaire In the final four state playoffs began action in February. Only the baseball team, itself, can decide the outcome of the upcoming season. The players will make the difference, said Hodie Garcia, head Returning seniors;Michael Yates, Michael Ruiz, Jon Grones, Donny Moya and Gaylen Youngblood. Members: Top, Kary Hoff. Ben Vasquez, Jimmy Pena, Roger Garcia, Jeff Sparkman, Tim Krejci, Marc Falcon, Robert Lopez, and Justin Heinold. Mid- dle, Michael Montez, Lee Ross, coach. They have t( play the game, he said. With a combination o attitude, dedication, har work and believing the; can succeed, the tean can only try their ver; best and see where talen and cooperation can takt them. On behalf of thi baseball team, we wil work hard to keep thi baseball tradition we hav at Stroman alive, sai( Garcia. We need you positive support, h ! said. John Perez, Luis Cuellar. Bobb Newman and Ronnie Mar tinez. Bottom, Donny Moya Michael Yates, Michael Rui; Gaylen Youngblood and Jo Grones. Members: Top: Chris Buitron, Johnny Darst. Shannon Fischer. Kevin King, Brian Morris, Thomas Steubing and Lorenzo Rodriguez. Middle:Carlos Delgado, Bill Ruiz, Mark Figueroa, Alfred Sandoval and Jason Oh.t Bottom. Paul Moore, Cheno Poncio, Joe Jiminez, Bruce Wickliffe, and Dustin Magel. Baseball 128

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Lydia Hobbs shoots over threeAlvin players during the bi-distsrict game in Wharton. This was her third year to play in the play-off game. Tracy Johnson, Stacy Fillmore and Audrey King show a positive at- titude about the game before they leave for the trip to Wharton. Even though the girls did not win, the score was close. The Raider girls get fired up before the games starts. Even though the girls were looking forward to the game, most felt a little nervous when they first began to play. Making All-District were Tracy Johnson, first team, and Lydia Hobbs, second team. Honorable mentions went to Karey Janak, Sharon Whitby and Stacy Fillmore. I Johnson gets her luggage I for the trip to Wharton for the (Off game. The Raider girls ' i their third trip to state ffs. Playoffs 127

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A n extra dividend I Everyone likes to receive things, whether it is sharing something with a friend, a pat on the back for an accomplish- ment, or just a word of en- couragement as one is trying to do a task. Working together with others, as well as having fun with a group of friends, is commonplace at school. Stu- dying together, and even argu- ing with each other, is something friends do. These are just some of the i l reasons why classes and other activities are important. It is through these classes that a student can show achievement. It is through these classes that he can get help when he needs it. It is through these classes that he can share the good and the bad times with his friends. Libby Rodriguez ' s friend came to school to be in a skit in psychology. As an addedd bonus, he got to attend Beverly McCoy ' s economics class. Becky Holmes finishes a homework assignment for an upcoming class. Coming to class early enables her to have a few minutes to finish her work as well as preventing her getting a tardy. On cold days one likes to sit in the cafeteria and eat a hot lunch. Not so in this case James Calliham prefers to stand outside without a coat and eat an ice cream bar on a freezing cold day An extra dividend