Stroman High School - RoundUp Yearbook (Victoria, TX)

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u. . ir ■ f 1 DOING for others In a time when help- ng little old ladies icross the street isn ' t :ommon place and chiv- ilry is all but dead, stu- ients are performing haritable acts in school md throughout the :ommunity. The Key lub has joined in and ?ven highlighted the :urrent trend of doing for others by sponsor- ng Toys for Tots. They also take time to visit and take gifts to the res- idents at the nursing homes. I liked bagging gifts for the elderly peo- ple in the nursing homes, said Jennifer Rayburn. It gave me a feeling of accomplish- ment. Student Council did their part in November when sponsoring the Thanksgiving food drive. It made me feel good inside knowing I was helping needy fami- lies at Thanksgiving, said Shannon Orsak. Key Club and Student Council both went car- oling during the Christ- mas season. The less fortunate families of Victoria were happy to see smiling faces as they sang and handed out candy canes. I enjoyed caroling because I got to meet lots of new peo- ple, said Melody Rive- ra. Key Clubbers gave up a couple of Saturdays to go play bingo at the nursing home. Key Clubbers nor- mally find it rewarding to help others instead of being selfish, said Mr. Griffith, sponsor. Key Clubbers live by the moto Caring and are living out their theme For friendships sake. Many other clubs and individuals on campus do things to help others. Doing for others is a prime way to gain self satisfaction and help others at the same time. BEAUTIFYING: Victor Gomez and James Copeland beautify our campus by weeding a flower bed. Many clubs participated in a beau- tification project by se- lecting and fixing up a flower bed on campus to benefit us and our school. I DOING FOR OTHERS

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HELPING: Different clubs on campus spon- sor different food drives throughout the year to help the less fortunate. Jeff Lack is shown work- ing diligently for this very important event. FORGETTING: Forget ting keys to a locker can be a very trying expe- rience. Mr. Dunn comes to Sara Hammacks res- cue when she forgot her keys. PREPARATION: It takes a lot of time and cooperation from all to get a refreshment table together. Wendy Ward and Carol Chapa help each other in making the refreshments enjoy- able for everyone. ASSISTING: It ' s always nice to be able to de- pend on a classmate to help you. Jack Rickman helps out Lori Benitez in a time of need. tisal DOING FOR OTHERS

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