Stroman High School - RoundUp Yearbook (Victoria, TX)

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Working TOGETHE It ' s like a family. We always hear that about Stroman. Everyone works together for the good of the school. Various clubs and organizations take care of the flower bed . Faculty members go out of their way to help students through tutoring and enjoy showing their support at student activities. As a reward for perfect attendance during October, students with no absenses were allowed to eat lunch off campus for two differ- ent days. The ABC Club bought a juke box for the cafeteria for the use of the students. The custodians keep the campus clean. In fact the school won an award for having the cleanest cam- pus. Virginia Cowen, librari- an, opened the library on Wednesday nights for the convenience of the stu- dents. Academic excellence is encouraged. Encourag- ing success is stressed by everyone at our school. ROCKIN ' RAIDERS: Ursula Johnson and Yolanda Brown jam to the hip music of the 50s at the 50s Day pep rally. DEDICATION: Though the Key Club is slowly decreasmg in size, it still has its dedicated members. Paul Smith uses his energy and school pride to help beautify cam- pus. tL WORKING TOGETHER

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RHYTHM: Rodney Reed feels the beat of the song. Stu- dents often gathered around the cafeteria jukebox and moved to the beat. LET ' S HEAR . . .: Michelle Schaefer, Stephanie Janak and Crystal Wotipka look over the nev selections add- ed to the jukebox. New records were added period- ically. HOW ABOUT . . .: Diane Mar- tinez, Wendy Eggert and Beata Nelson decide which song to play. SELECT: Lisa Bomba depos- its her quarter and makes her selection on the jukebox. Soft rock and country were the most popular music during lunch. I JUKE BOX i

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