Stroman High School - RoundUp Yearbook (Victoria, TX)

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JUNIOR VARSITY BOYS: Top row, Coach Roy Blacknall, John Rydolph, Buck kowers, Melvin Tolbert, Scott Adams, Roy Jackson, Ronald Ramey, Bryant Perry Jim Copeland,Mgr. Bottom row, Roland Morales, John Perez, Edward Hysaw, and Martin Vasquez. FRESHMAN A B: Top row, Bryan Austin, Marlon Risen, Brodrick Harris, Micheal Cooper, John Calin, Marone Cooper. Middle row, Mgr.Roland Morales, Mc Arthur Davis Ricky Wells, Ricky Marquart, Rodney Reed, John Rodnguez, Coach Kenneth Parker Bottom row, Jason Casius, Carl Prince, GUbert Vasquez, and Brian Romenasky. RESULT OPPO- SHS NENT 56-52 Moody 49-36 King 47-69 VHS 49-47 Miller 47-66 Carroll 84-43 Alice 51-34 Kingsville 65-43 Ray 53-46 Moody 49-52 King 57-83 VHS 48-67 Miller 60-56 Carroll 78-34 Alice 35-26 Kingsville 71-46 Ray SUB-VARSITIES Did you know . . . theJ.V. team ' s record was 12 wins, 12 lossses? The Freshmen teams ' record was 6 wins, 21 losses? FRESHMEN RESULT OPPO- SHS NENT 29-44 VHS 41-51 Miller 58-35 Alice 41-65 Ray 23-40 VHS 59-58 VHS 50-51 Alice 31-45 Miller 63-64 VHS 63-54 VHS 31-26 Alice 20-26 Alice 40-50 Miller BASKETBALL 1 1

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PRACTICE: J.V. players Ronald Ramey, John Per- ez, Melvin Tolbert, Buck Flowers, and Bryant Per- ry await the ball ' s desent. SHOOT IT: Varsity Raid- er Tim Ellis plays for two points while Larry fearefield waits ready to rebound against the Ray Texans BLOCKING Troy Doyle attempts to block out a shot by a Victoria Sting. By maintaining consis- tency throughout the game, the Raiders claimed a victory. C4je BASKETBALL

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Winning Recor Girls have ' Never say seaso] DRIBBLING: Jana Kobza dribbles past Misty Vaughn of the Victoria Stingarettes. The girls were defeated 71-39. Although the girls basketball team watched its dream of be- ing the state champions gradually disappear, the team earned a 11-4 re- cord in district play and 24-10 overall. We are disappointed that we are not winning the big ball games, Judy Linville head coach said. We are also dis- appointed that our dream has faded away. The team grew a great deal throughout the sea- son. We strive to im- prove. We learn daily, Coach Linville said. This team has been able to learn, even when they lose and this is en- couraging. Many things run through players ' minds before a game. I want to block eve- rything out from the past, Tresa Hermes, said. I block out the crowd and concentrate on what 1 need to do. Senior Stephanie Janak believes that go- ing over the plays in my mind and thinking about the opposing team ' s ability, is im- portant before a game. Before a team can win a state championship, personal goals must be set and reached. My big goal was to go to state, but in the process, to have fun, es- tablish friendships, and give 110% in everything I do, Hermes said. The team, overa,, feels that their perU- mance is great, excepti the tight spots. Everyone must ft out 110%, whether practice or in a gam Michelle Schaefer sa. If one person is rt performing to the bestf her ability, it causes cc- fusion and a problem. t B BASKETBALL