Stroman High School - RoundUp Yearbook (Victoria, TX)

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mm ? ,f? Melinda Graham- 1 Ernest Grant- 10 Tyra Grant-9 Gerald Graves- 1 1 Jennifer Graves- 1 1 Alvin Greathouse-1 1 Calvin Greathouse-l 1 Anthony Green- 10

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Jennifer Gasch-11 VickiGebbert-11 William Gestner-11 Dawn Getschmann-10 Gianna Gillig-1 1 Donald Girdy-1 1 Tracy Girdy-10 Brian Glover- 10 Scott Glover- 10 Scott Goebel- 1 Alfred Gomez- 10 Andrea Gomez- 1 1 Laura Gomez-9 Melissa Gomez- 1 1 Norma Gomez- 10 Roland Gomez- 1 1 Sarah Gomez-10 Trinidad Gomez-10 Amanda Gonzales- 1 1 Ann Gonzales- 10 Annabelle Gonzales-10 Beatrice Gonzales-1 1 Bobby Gonzales- 10 Eva Gonzales-10 Melinda Gonzalez-9 Nora Gonzales-10 Christina Gonzales-9 David Gonzalez- 10 Rita Gonzalez- 10 Sherri Goode-1 1 Terri Goode-9 Jason Grabenstein-1 1 Ride no more Students banned from parking lot Before coming on the campus, you will have to know where to enter. The parking lot has been changed a lot this year. Once you are on campus, you are not to leave. There are monitors standing in the parking lot every morning to make sure that you do not leave. No one is to cruise the parking lot anymore. If a student is caught riding through the horse shoe in front of the main building, discliplinary actions will be taken. The first time Is a warning, then the second time, I write them up, said Mr. Jim Walker, assistant principal. Parking stickers are required for all vehicles driven into the parking lot. The owners of cars with no stickers are notified and warned before the actual towing away can be done. Mr. Bill Dunn, assistant principal, makes sure no cars enter the bus loading zone. No cars are permitted there before or after school. CIndergraduates 70 1

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Watchdogs Lunchroom and hall monitors relieve teachers of duty The bell rang four minutes ago, and you ' re going to be late. After walking your girlfriend to class, you remember you need your English book. You run down the stairs to your locker. You pass some person of authority in a quick blur. Then you are stopped and informed of your wrong do- ing. You have just had an en- counter with one of the hall monitors placed in a variety of places around school. These lunchroom and hall monitors are here to make sure everything goes o.k. They make sure the students obey the rules and don ' t get out of hand. Angela Herman- 10 Dennis Hermes- 1 1 Tresa Hermes- 1 1 Tony Hernandez- 10 Teresa Hernandez-9 Cynthia Hernandez-10 Dawn Hernandez-9 Isabel Hernandez- 1 1 Janet Hernandez-10 Lupe Hernandez- 11 Melissa Hernandez-1 1 Sammy Herrera-10 Tanya Herrington-9 Catherine Herron-1 1 James Herron-1 1 Jon Hill-10 KimberelyHill-11 Evalina Hinojosa-9 Ernest Hinojosa-9 John Hinojosa-9 Sandra Hinojosa-10 Vanessa Hinojosa-9 CaryHoff-10 Rhonda Hogan-10 Lloyd Holbert-9 Arkiea Holman-9 Penny Holmes-10 Richard Homan-9 Joyce Hopkins-9 Beverly Horelka- 11 Shannan Horton-11 Melody Hosek- 10 I enjoy this job, said Katie Littleton, lunchroom monitor. ' It gives me a chance to be away from home, but I can be home when my daughter gets out of school. The students treat me very well, and the majority are very helpful and respect- ful, she added.