Round Rock High School - Dragon Yearbook (Round Rock, TX)

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Birdies fly when golfers hit oourse The Round Rock Dragon Golf Team swung into the 1981 season with determi- X nation. The team was young, only having C a few returning varsity players from last L year's district champion team. Despite Q, this fact the team's desire to win kept them in the race for the district title. Defending the previous year's title and advancing to the state competition were goals of the team. They displayed great unity on and off the course throughout the year. Top left: Craig Callabretta, sophomore, displays perfect form in his shot. Top right: Tim Cahalan, junior, chips onto the green as Chris Kopecky looks on. Left: Chris Kopecky, junior, concentrates on good form as David Moore and Craig Callabretta watch. Design and story by Kyle Robinson 109

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Y I A little water never hurt ova swimmer Although not receiving the recognition they deserved, the Round Ftock Swim Team swam with desire and integrity to maintain a long string of victories. From the beginning, the entire team knew there was something different about this team from past teams. The unity the team dem- onstrated was apparent throughout the entire yearg with frequent social functions, team members were together not only in the water, but out. The swim season ended on a sad note when it became a reality that this spe- cial team was going to split up with the opening of Westwood High School. This meant the next season would find the best of friends competing against each other forthe district crown in 15AAAAA. Top left: Coach Standerfer gives some advice during practice. Top right: Teddy Buchannon, junior, takes a break during a workout. Center: Dragon swimmers eagerly await the start of a race. Below: Grace and skill are needed for an effective start. Design by Kyle FtoblnsonlStory by Eric Boll g 1 1 1