Stroman High School - RoundUp Yearbook (Victoria, TX)

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Aiiiii Gi ve it your best shot! That ' s what we always hear right before we go on stage — whether to sing, dance, play in an important game or compete in an academic contest. Per- formance. We work hard every day just for the thrill of that word. We were really ex- cited when we won sweepstakes in band, said Angle Tucker, jun- ior. Mr. Kelley was dancing on the table in the restaurant and an- nounced it to all the people around us. Whether it is a concert for the public or a speech in front of judges really doesn ' t matter. The butterflys start fly- ing early. Basically, the way we perform says a lot about us. So we meet the chal- lenge. Challenge oJ PERFORMANCES WRANGLERS: The Wran- glers cheered at some of the girls and boys basketball games. The Wranglers serve as a pre-drill team and are allowed to tryout for Raider Belles after completing a year of Wranglers. PERFORMAf

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STRINGS: The orches- tra also puts in many hours of practice. Mr. Michael Grinnell guides Rachel Walters and Me- lissa Rendon in practic- ing the cello. RAQUETS: Tennis is a sport many are in to, but practice also comes with it. Siri Skolmi, a foreign exchange student, prac- tices in the afternoon out on the courts. TWIRLING: Twirling is important to the band ' s performance so practice is a must. Wendy Ward practices her twirling on the track to ensure a good performance. PRACTICE tt M

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' OSING: The Raider elles perform at all foot- all games. Holding the 1st position after a high ick routine are Tammy Jovak, Shay Kuykendall, ;risti McCray, and Janet lernandez. FEATURING: A special feature of the perfor- mance by the choir was a song sung to Mrs. Stovall by Charles Mar- shall. The choir always performs during the 50 ' s Day pep rally featuring the Super Sixteen. PERFORMANCE