Stroman High School - RoundUp Yearbook (Victoria, TX)

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CA dedicated athletes, growing spiritually together ilii ' irrr ' -r — — p- - , F.C.A. was started last year, and now has more members than ever. Although there aren ' t many fund-raisers, F.C.A. still works hard at keeping the club organized and together. All boy and girl athletes par- Girls F.C.A. officers and sponsors: Karia Creager, Audrey King, Lydia Hobbs, Shiaron Whitby, Carolyn Dornak. Willet Dean and Grace Barrera, Members: Top, Pearl Dean, Grace Barrera, Kathy Mufilstein, Michelle Mitscherling, Madeline Mendieta, Mary Neumann, Lydia Hobbs and Sharon Whitby Bottom, Valerie Mendieta, Rebecca Wilhelmsen. Audrey King, Willet Dean and Susan Hilton. ticipate in devotional meetings every Thursday. Besides meeting once a week, the girls meet once a month on Tuesdays at one of the member ' s home. F.C.A. is not really what people think it is cut out to be, said Madeline Mendieta, senior. We not only have spiritual devotions, but we have other outings as well, she added. We are planning to have a picnic at the end of the year, ' ' said Lydia Hobbs, senior. I am really looking forward to it, she added. I ' ve been in F.C.A. since around the beginning of school this year. Coach Barnard is the one who really got me in it. He cares about people a lot, and I ' m glad he ' s got the guts enough to keep us going. It ' s a chance to talk about what most peo- ple would call ' religious stuff , but hey ... we learn a lot, whether it ' s through talking about other ex- periences, reading the Bible, or hear- U ing guest speakers. I hope more peo- ple join in the future; 1 know they ' d like it. It ' s a great way to keep your week going, and there aren ' t any dues. Rebecca Wilhelmsen Boys FC A Back. Glen Filla. Lee Barnard. Shawn Delgado, Julius Whitby. John Whitby and Brian Emerson. Front, Jeff Williams. Alex Solis and Michael Yates. F.C.A. 153

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OAL Athletes raise money for athletic events Girls ' Organized Athletic League involves ONLY girls in both basketball and track. During the year, G.O.A.L. has had many fund-raising activities such as bake sales, selling spirit pens, and working at the concession stand during the Toast of the Coast tour- nament, to buy equipment for their sport. I like working at the bake sales because it gives me a chance to meet new people who really sup- port the basketball team, said Karey Janak, sophomore. Top sales winners will be able to go to either the state track meet, or to the state basketball game at the end of the year. I try to sell a whole lot of the stuff we are issued so I can attend the state track meet or basketball game, said Grsula Johnson, sophomore. G.O.A.L. officers: Audrey King, Jana Kob- za, Sharon Whitby, Lydia Hobbs, Tresa Hermes and Emi Ramirez. Top: Rachel Brown, Pearl Dean. Volanda Williams, Michelle Schaefer. Sandra West, Jana Kobza, Stephanie Janak. Tammie Coleman, Mikki Lit- tles. Tresa Hermes. Lydia Hobbs. Ka John Browyn Avery, Melinda Soils. Me ' ka Mack, Sharon Whitby. Angela Her- man. Tiffany Tisdell. Mary Kay White, Letrice Dean, LeSondra Williams TaMika Joshlin and Dawn Hernandez. Kneeling. Deidra Connor, Grace Barrera, Audrey King. Tracy Johnson. Stacey Fillmore, Tammy Marshall, Ursula Johnson. Tisha Trevino. Cooki Davis. Cathy Barrela and Betina Freelon, Sitting. Marisa Rosas. Denicia McDade, Erika Ellis. Lisa Wells. Elizabeth Wesar. Emi Ramirez. Donyale Tyrone. Tonya Ed- wards. Willet Dean and Susan Helton £9x 18? I have been a member of the G.O.A.L. club for four years. I joined G.O.A.L. because it was a requirement for athletics. I have now grown to like it. Going through initiation was the most fun a person could have when joining a club. During the time of initiation, you dislike it. After your first year, you look back and think about how much fun you had. Being president of G.O.A.L. has changed me for the best. I have learned to be a leader. Leadership is impor- tant to me. Leadership is im- portant to have during your adulthood and I feel I am pretty well prepared. Sharon Whitby ' - ' - SPONSORS: Carolyn Dor- nak, Di nise Fetterman, Caria Crt lar and Phyllis Kirkpatrick. GOAL 152

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hoir high keyed, competitive From the elite Super Sixteen singers, to the Concert Choir, the Stroman Choir is a team. They shoo-be- do-da their way into everyone ' s heart. The choir performs many shows throughout the year. They usually perform a fifties song and dance routine at a pep rally. Besides performing at the pep rallies, the choir also attends many serious competi- tions. Some of these competitions include District, Regional, and State competitions. This year was the first year ever for two peo- ple from Stroman to make all-state choir. The two receipents are Charles Marshall and Jessica Milligan. Mar- shall was the first male to make the all-state choir in all the years at Stroman. It makes me feel very honored to be the first guy because this is a very important competition, said Marshall, sophomore. This is my first year being a member of the choir, and I knew I had to work really hard, he added. This year was also an exciting one for the two time all-state choir winner Jessica Milligan. It takes a lot of dedication, said Milligan. It is an honor since this is my second year. I am go- ing to try really hard next year, and go for three, she added. Ricky Odom and Denise Par- son rock and roll to one of the hit tunes which was played at the fall concert in room 101. The fall concert was for the general public. District Choir: Ricky Odom, Robert Perez, Jason Brown- ing, Denicia McDade, Raul Jiminez. Kim Moscatelli, Cliff Crump, Allison Newman, Jennifer Lehr, Melissa Gomez, Charles Marshall. Raymond Odom, Donnie Sutton, Trent Green, Jessica Milligan, Denise Par- son, Roy Apostolo, Cooki Davis, Keith Schaeffer and Kennis Heinold. Choir 154