Stroman High School - RoundUp Yearbook (Victoria, TX)

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Judy Linville Athletic coor History Kathleen Littleton Lunchroom monitor Kathryn Marshall Library clerk Harry McCluskey Science Athletic Coor, Ann Mc Connell Math Betty Mc Dougal Attendance clerk Patsy Mc Fadin Attendance Clerk Barbara Mc Laughlin English Ellis Medina ICT Debbie Mendez History Drill Team Darlene Meyer Vocational Office Ed. Paula Mitte Art $10,000 grant Teachers receive award Laurie Bauer, science teacher, and Lois KuykendalL math teacher, were one of the 42 teams in the United States to be selected to receive $10,000 grant. However, since Mrs. Bauer moved out of state, she had to decline the grant. Evelyn Sheeran, physical science teacher, was selected to take her place. We spent approximately 50 hours of time outside of the school day writ- ing this proposal and all other forms requested by GTE, Mrs. Bauer said. The grant was broken down into four areas. $5,000 was divided be- tween each teacher to go back to school to further their education. I am planning to use the money to enroll at Victoria College to take both math and education courses. Along with this, I will be going to EPCOT in Florida to take courses offered by the University of Florida, said Mrs. Kuykendall. Mrs. Bauer was planning on using her money to enroll in chemistry and physics courses and also go to the National Science and Mathematics convention. It ' s really ironic that Mrs. Bauer did all the work, and I was the one who gets to use the grant, Mrs. Sheeran. She is planning to use part of the money for courses in physics and chemistry. The other part of the mon- ey will be used to go to NASA and Epcot in Florida. The rest of the money will be used to purchase science and math sup- plies and equipment such as a com- puter, image writer, computer soft- ware, ascilliscope, and steam engines. Because the enrollment of math and science courses have dropped, Mrs. Bauer and Mrs.Kuykendall de- cided to do something about it. Mrs. Kuykendall and I decided to apply for the grant to help stu- dents get ' turned on to both math and science, ' Mrs. Bauer said. They came up with the idea of project Operation SAVEM — Sci- ence Application Verifying Every- day Mathematics. Operation SAVEM will focus on the at risk ' student and try to en- courage the student to stay in school. It is based on the dropout rate of 30% of 1,460 students in the last five years. The program will allow the students to build their confidence, knowledge, and self- esteem through hands on activities in both math and science. Since the largest percentage of dropouts oc- cur between the freshman and sophomore years, the program will address the fundamental concepts for mathematics and introductory physical science classes. The teachers hope to increase stu- dent achievement in freshman and sohomore years and then increase the number of students in upper level courses. PEOPLE Kobza-Mitte

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Connie Andera Business Margaret Anderson Child Care Alan Autry English Athletics Adela Barker Special Ed. Aide Susan Bauer Choir Sharon Bednorz Math Roy BlacknaJI Physical Ed Robert Borchert Health Weight Lifting Linda Borowlcz Bookkeeper David Bright Enelish Athletics Melicent Bryarly journalism Royce Buesing Counselor Mark Buley Band Jan ClauBsen Reading Alberta Cooper Reading English Virginia Cowen Librarian Roy Cravens Occupational Investigation Karia Cregar Government Sylvia Delgado Recephonist Les Deuel Vocational Agriculture Rudy DeLosSantos Custodian Carolyn Domak Math Bill Dunn Assistant Principal Claudia Eckel Counselor Felix Edogholu Math Brian Emerson History Athletics David Evans History Athletics Sofia Escalante Custodian Denise Fetterman PE Science Marie Frankson Assistant Librarian TheUna FoUis Cafeteria Kay Freyer Theater Arts Hodie Garcia Spanish Athletics Melrose Goetz Office Manager Rosalva Gonzalez English Don Grefe Lunchroom Monitor Laveme Griffith Wood Michael Grinnell Orchestra Clifton Ford Lunchroom Monitor Leona Hagel French Al Haisler Science Ginger Hampton Custodian Sandra Heinold English Evelyn Horelka Cafeteria Ann Herbst Math Alice Henderson Cafeteria J ' NU Jackson Math Art Monlka Janak German Johnny Jemlgan Physical Ed Alhlehcs Barbara Jones Speoal Ed Aide Novallne lowell Head Volunteer Randy Kelley Band Delols Kllgore Lunchroom Monitor Alma Kimball History Nancy Klssenger Computer Clerk Lana Klapuch English PEOPLE Anders-Klapuch

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juanita Munlz Custodian Ralph Nance English Bob Nugent CVAE Co-op Harold Oswalt History Coach Kenneth Parker English Coach Mary Anne Parker Math Mary Ann P«yn English Beverly Pearson History Aurora Pena Custodian Felix Perez Spanish English Janie Perez Lunchroom Andrewnette Pointer Math Reading English John Prater English Coach Bettye Pribyl Guidnce Secretary Anita Rodriguez Lunchroom Rosie Repka Lunchroom Velma Rendon English Eddie Rendon Assistanat Principal Louella Redding Home Economics Dee Radin Physical Education Sammy Prince Security Guard Jeanetle Schumaim Lunchroom Margaret Scarborough Latin Maria Salazar Lunchroom John Salas Marketing DE Nan Kie Russel Library Clerk Blanche Ruelas Typing Business Law Sheryl Roehl Math SHS Administrators Jo Ann Stovall, principal Bill Dunn, assistant principal Nan Jackson, assistant principal Eddie Rendon, assistant principal iDI IBS PEOPLE