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

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Unity makes best policy The Dragon Swimmers worked with amazing determination throughout the year. Even though the team did not finish as well as expected, they never gave up giving lOO0!0 all the time. The unity the team presented carried them through the whole season. Every member pulled and worked together for the good of the team, There was a strong bond among these swimmers that was present in the water and out. KKitteenlEtllsen1 K won 2 Temple p 0 T lost2 p f tmiellrlct 4- boys and girls y 2nd place fPre2Ttsco T l 4 lost . K Fiegienals - . NA Top: It's a bird! lt's a plane! No! lt's Eric Bolling, senior, soaring above the water. Above left: This freshman proves that a little water never hurt a fish. Above right: Tami Caron, Eric Bolling, and Steve Argabright cheer on a fellow swimmer. Below: They plunge into the day. A typical Round Flock Swim Team workout starts before other stu' dents are even out of bed. Design and story by Kyle Rob so 1 3

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P3931 . left: Ollie Eaglin roots tor a team member at finish line, per middle: Alan Taylor and Nick Davis, seniors, in shape for the big meet. Middle left: Relay track members practice passing the baton. Lower middle: The last lap is always the toughest. Lower left: As you can see, Round Rock doesn't lack in pole vaulting talent. P- OZ l- Z D O O CD CD O DZ O x C5 Z cr Q cn fe-two-5 miles per day Although track started after the yearbook was published, practice had begun. ln track everyone who went out for the team, made the team. Track at Round Rock did not draw much support in the past but more and more students are picking up interest in this sport. This year's team was not as strong as some ot past teams but their determination more than made up for their lack of widespread talent. With the rest of the season left to go, Round Rock is looking tor a strong standing in the district race. Above right: Pole vaulter ascends to clearing a record height. Left: Senior Scott Homan sprints on the last leg ot a grueling race. Design and story by Kyle Robinson li5