Stroman High School - RoundUp Yearbook (Victoria, TX)

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W- -r: WorMng in all kinds Of Watfim Thespians Club Awards Fundraising Anchor Club Newspaper Student Council GOAL FCA Choir Band Raider Belles FHA Strings 140 142 143 144 148 150 152 153 154 158 162 164 165 DECA 166 Cheerleaders 168 Key Club 170 Quill and Scroll 172 Photographers 173 Yearbook 174 FT A 176 Science Club Jets 178 VoePre-lab 179 FFA 180 VOE OEA 184 National Honor Society 186 Non-Campus Organizations 187 o rganizations — Organizations Division 139

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Grace Bartera. Anchor Club mernber, pafnts a youngster ' s face at the annual Food t air, spon- sored by the HEAR Foundation at the end of August, Anchor Club participates in many ser- vice projects throughout i.year. At the fall concert. Choir rTiemljers perform- ed routines from their ' 50s Day repetoire. The concert featured the Super 16 ensemble as well as individual soloists. Organizations Division 138

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The! play hespians play acting is serious business Members: Sitting, Tom Vickery, Arlene i ,.,:„ d- i„ n j Moyer, Lisa FaTmer, Priscilla Navarro, Laune R.vera, J.mmy Pena and Amanda Gonzales. Standing, Michelle Ed- ' ° P ' P ., ' ' spotj ght for dieman, Chris Filla, Keith Schumann, ' ' } ' Wonderland play. 7 Shannon Norton, Homer Escalante, Sarah P ' members practice long and Hammack, Douglas Lawrence. ° ' ' V P ' Y Spotlight Club is no longer in existence; Thespians are taking over. To become a member, one must maintain a number of points, must be committed to drama and have ability, according to Kay Freyer, sponsor. One can earn points by attending Thespian meetings, going to contests or helping out in the annual fund-raiser. Being a Thespian is very fun, said Arlene Moyer, senior. I really like the in- itiations, she added. The group won third place sweepstakes at the Victoria High Speech Tournament and at the Robstown Speech Tournament. They spon- sored a junior high speech fest in December and presented a talent show, Winter in Raiderland, in January. I like competing the best, said Chris Filla. really feel like I am something more than just a member, he added. Thespians: sitting: Amanda Gonzales, Shannon Low, Mindy Steininger, Keith Scheumann, Homer Escalante, and Chris Escalante. Standing, Lisa Carlisle, Frankie Sanchez, Jeff Williams, Danielle Warzecha, Lisa Farmer, Arlene Moyer, Shannon Horton, Sarah Ham- mack, Chris Filla. I am a four year drama student and a three year Thespian. I have found Thespians to be very rewarding, fun and challenging. I enjoy acting; however, one cannot gain points for Thespians on acting alone. One must also gain points in the areas of pro- duction and or business. Thespians is very challenging. One does not only compete against students from other schoola, but from his school. One is continusouly competing for the most parts in plays, and the most points. I would recommend drama for anyone who is looking for fun and challenging moments in their lifetime. Arlene Moyer Thespian Apprentices: Sitting, Beth Heinoid, Julie Lack, Melody Rivera. Keri Itz and Tom Vickery, Middle. Becky Smetters. Laurie Rivera, Kelly Grones. Gina Silva and Tracie Linke. Top. Jason Ohrt. Michael Fulbright, Dustirt INagel. Brian Morris, Douglas Lawrence and Kyuana Barnes, Thespians 140