Stroman High School - RoundUp Yearbook (Victoria, TX)

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R L - ' - ' L ' ' ,V ;iv v r ' Track unners anticipate winning season Conditioning, condi- tioning and more condi- tioning. The track team worked hard on speed, conditioning and building up their cardiovascular endurance. It ' s pretty hard to come out here, and just start working out when you have been off-season for a while, said Tammie Coleman, senior. The first day my legs were so sore, I could barely walk, she added. Mary Kay White, sophomore, practices her formation on the the discus, it ' s not all that easy throwing the discus as some people think. said White. It takes a lot of strength. she added. Track season officially started Feb. 16 and the first track meet was held Feb. 28 at Texas A l University in Kingsville. A total of 36 girls will run this year. There are several on- coming freshmen with a lot of quickness, said Denise Fetterman, head track coach. There are also some returning let- termen who have excell- ed in regional and state competitions, ' ' she added. We are looking for- ward to a great season, said Ursula Johnson, sophomore. Hoping for another state posi- tion, Tammie Coleman prac- tices her triple jump procedures. Coleman competed on the state level for the past two years and is ready to go again. Members: Front :LaSandra Williams, Emi Ramirez, Meka Williams, Liz Weasar, Latonya Edwards and Erika Ellis. Second row. Denicia McDade, Tisha Trevino, Grace Barrera, Nicki Littles, Sandra West, Dawn Her- nandez and Letrice Dean. Third row: Tammy Marshall. Betina Freelon, Cooki Davis, Pearl Dean. Paula Johnson and Willet Dean, Fourth row. Cathy Barela, Audrey King. Ursula Johnson, Yolanda Williams, Lydia Pedraza, Lisa Wells. Rae Ann Salazar, Tammie Coleman and Tresa Hermes Top, Susan Hilton, Angela Herman. Mary Kay White, Browyn Avery. Tanicka Joshlin, Tiffany Tisdell. Deidra Connor. Marisa Roas and Lydia Hobbs. 129

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While the defense is on the fie! Harry McClusky, head footb. coach, goes over mistakes wi the offensive squad. Ev though the scoreboard did n show a winning season, the fir score does not reflect what re; ly happened on the field. Ti team suffered major injuries key players throughout tt season Economic classes require listen- ing skills. XochitI Comparan pays close attention as Beverly McCoy lectures on banking laws and procedures. As the bell rings at 3:30 p.m., students gather in the halls to discuss weekend plans. Renee Munez, Julie Calvan, and Glenn Filla go home empty-handed because weekend assignments are usually completed on Mondays. An added bonus

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olfers miss practice time due to weather Fore! The Top Flite XL races down the fairway, giv- ing one person a crew cut as it hurdles to the green. It lands, rolling up to the green only two feet away from the cup. The golfer takes out his putter, lining the ball up with the hole. He steps up, takes his time, and taps it in. The team is undergoing many changes this year. Seven of last year ' s players are back, joined by two more members. Also, new to the team is it ' s coach, Luther Townsend replacing George Webb, who has retired. It ' s definately a change, said Townsend. I have to get used to the way they have done things, and they have to get used to the way I do things, he added. Team members Robert Sims, foreground, and Randy Price, background, work with their irons during a practice session at River- side golf course. f !J-k f --■- ■f B2 )iB Bb . E- M Mf Members: Back, Luther Townsend, Chris Marek, Mike Garcia, Randy Price and Brian Berkman Middle, Scott Goebel, Trey Graham and Ben Herman Front, Todd Hendrick. Randy Price, senior, sets up for his next wedge shot during practice at Riverside. Practices were held when weather permitted, at Riverside Park as well as Colony Creek Coun- try Club. -- fci Boys ' Golf 130