Stroman High School - RoundUp Yearbook (Victoria, TX)

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Blow it Off-u.-l. Leaue it alone 2. Let it go Hey, blow it off, you ' re a senior. Nasty-ad .- . uile2. disgusting Now that was nasty! Ouch-adu.l . An expression of pain 2. To let out your feelings as of hurt OUCH! This hurts. This Is True-adu.-l . For real 2. Seriously Well, you said I uias cute, this is true Randy Price You Kids Is Crazy-ady. 7 . disordered in mind 2. mad You Stroman kids is crazy! So I Lied — u.-]. Untrue r- statement 2. to give a misleading impression But you said you d do my homework-So I Lied Mr. Earl Kitchens Dictionary ■ 29 ■ m

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It ' s new! IV s wild! IV s crazy, and its guaranteed to make you laugh! IV s , troman ' s New Revised Dictionary Presenting the new revised edition of the Stroman dic- tionary. Because teachers are often confused and misinterpreted about the common slang terms teenagers use to- day, the journalism department decided to clarify the slang terms used most today. Well, if you don ' t under- stand ' com- prende, or ' com- prendre, ' then this is exactly what you have been looking for! So why are you waiting? Go ahead, read and enjoy! Study it carefully, so when someone asks you Did you see that zotig? you will know what it means. Off Me-u.-7. no way 2. you oe gotta be crazy Can I borrow ten dollars?Off Fun-n.l . Amusement 2. Plesant diversion This isjust too fun! Boring-v.- . not Hue 2 something that is tiresi Ooh, this class is boring Grosa-adJ.l. dull 2. nasty 3. excessiuely large Mmm, that sure was lookin ' gross. Just A Minute-u.- . Hold on 2. VJait Can I come inPJust a minute Mr. Jim Walker Shelby Leita Oh Well-adi;.-;. Whatever 2. That ' s that You told me you ' d be off the phone in five minutes-Oh wei Mindy Steininger Dictionary ■ 28 ■

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Summer is special to everyone and no one seems to mind that . . . he heat is on I It ' s summertime, summer- time, sum-sum-summertime. With the sun shining and the great outdoor weather, it ' s the perfect time for school to be out, and head to the beach. Summer is suppose to be a relaxing time, and what could be more relaxing than a nice day at the beach. Just grab a few friends, jump in the car, and you ' re off for a day of fun in the sun. I love going to the beach, said Anne Schanen, senior, it gives me a chance to work on my suntan. However, for some, sum- mer brings a chance to earn some money. I worked during the sum- mer, said Rick Marshall, senior. 1 figured it was more important than going to the beach. This is the way many students feel, as they find that the need for money overrides the wanting to go out and par- ty or to sleep late. Summer provides many opportunities for teenagers. They can have fun, lay around and enjoy their time off. Or one can try to find a job and try to make a little money. It ' s all up to the individual. At the faculty back to school picnic, teachers push aside their grade books to participate in summer festivities such as volleyball, pitching horseshoes, and just plain having fun. : m Cheerleaders work on new routines at the summer camp they attended in San Tim Hall held a summer job working as a lifeguard at the community pool. The heat is on