Stroman High School - RoundUp Yearbook (Victoria, TX)

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JUKE BOX: Steven DeLeon selects a song for 25 C during his lunch period. The ABC Club bought a juke box for the students ' pleasure before and after school as well as during both lunch periods. AGED: Members of Joyce Slone ' s psychology class aged overnight because of one of her assignments. The class had to come to school looking like old people in order to under- stand how it feels to be old. IN FULL LIFE H. ' l

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BLOWING: Kyle Ruschaupt gives his all during the half- time performance on Home- coming night. The band per- formed the show they were preparing to take to the district marching contest. At the con- test, the band received sweep- stakes and performed at the regional contest. TRIPLETS: Seniors Morgan Stevenson, Shelby Leita and Erica Johnson dressed as trip- lets instead of twins on Twins Day during Homecomin Week. During the week eac day was designated as a cer- tain dress up Say. CUTTING THE CAKE: Se- nior football players Michael Perez and Ronnie Barnes ad- mire the huge S-shaped birth- day cake at the evening pep rally. Following the pep rally, everyone got a piece of the cake. H, ' S. ' IN FULL LIFE

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i VALENTINES: Keith Schumann, Annette Resales, Shannon Horton, Paul Fuentez, Joe Jiminez, Cynthia Hernandez, and Priscilla Navarro were just a few of the drama students that delivered singing telegrams for Valentines Day. The students deliv- ered the telegrams to the lucky recipients for only two dollars. CANDY: Candy is the most popular item to sell on campus. Vanessa Paralez, a member of the choir, sells a blow pop to Michael Perez to raise money for the choir. POPCORN: Choir members have found that 25 cents for a bag of popcorn is a profitable endeavor that many en- joy. Trent Green en- treats people to break out with a quarter. L MONEY