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

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Germanf math genius' tools Geniuses? Maybe not, but German and Mu Alpha Theta are not easy clubs to be rn. German has been said to be one of the hardest languages to learn. New to Bound Bock this year, Mary Fox, German instructor, said she found the students to be a thrill to work with and has really enjoyed her work. Mu Alpha Theta is not a club that just anyone can join. There are requirements to be met. A 92 average is necessary in all math classes in order to be considered, CD-and the students have to be enrolled in Round Bock High School for at least one semester. Sponsors for Mu Alpha Theta are Joyce Bell, Jodie Moore and Shirley Kinning- ham. Geniuses? Don't rule out the possibili- ties. Who knows what the future holds? Top left: Senior Katrina Davis, pays close attention in Mu Alpha Theta. Top right: Mu Alpha Theta sponsor, Shirley Kinning- ham, helps club members figure things out. Center: President of Mu Alpha Theta, Dan Johnson, jokes around. Center: Mu Alpha Theta gives Tim Jones food for thought. Left: Mu Alpha Theta for 1980-Bt is: lFrrst rowli K. Davis, L. Baum. E. Green, L. Kinningham, D. Johnson, Sponsor Shirley Kinningham tSecond rowjz B. Stover, T. Jones, C. Kellerman, J. Gray, J. Fitch. Sponsors J. Moore, J. Bell, and P. Hebbe, J. Stankus. lThird rowj: M. Burzynski, L. Beck, S. Harris, D. Burchers, J. Mitcham, A. Beebe, L. Juchniewicz, C. O'Connor, T. Peterson, B. Shenkman, A. Boyer, C. Cook, B. Moon fFourth rowl: D. Ohradzansky, J. Clark, V. May, D. Traver, E. Berman, L. Konop, L. Rutherford, M. Woessner, M. Buenker, C. Schmidt, J. Ferguson, S. Franklin. lFifth fowl: G. Rowan. J. Harvey, K. Cook, D.McLain, C. Mickey, Fi. Vogel. tSixth rowli J. Huser, M. Litclin, B. Waldecker, J. Knight, E. Tidwell, J. Buenker, Fl. Jacks, K. Langford, K. Schrrber, B. Broeker. fSeventh rowl: M.Chrrsty, J. Kaman, T. Berta, C. Heath, T.McClung, T. William, S. Franklin, S. Kunkel. W. Lee, Fl. Lee. tErghth fowl: M. Stovall, D.Gosda, B. Makare, D. Hoisager, D Gosda, P. Campbell, Y. Knesek, FZ. Hattrup, M. Ftowin, L. Wong. Design and story by Stacey Ponder 121

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FBLAers learn to take care of business I just couldn't believe it when they called my name for National President of FBLA. I was so excited and thrilled, FBLA National President Mary Herring- ton said. Mary traveled to New Orleans, New Mexico, Wyoming and other places where her main challenges were manag- ing her time and coping with the pres- sures ofthe office. Future Business Leaders of America is a national organization for high school students participating in business and office programs. It attempts to develop vocational and career supportive com- petencies and promotes civic and per- sonal responsibilites. The officers are: president, Dave Kel- lerman, vice president, Alonzo Blanken- ship: secretary, Cherie Clark: treasurer, Teresa Giles: reporter, Jim Ward, histo- rian, Bart Everettg parliamentarian, Chip Heathg student council representatives, Tommy Causey and Lisa Rutherford and student council alternate Eileen Berman. Since some seniors graduated early, there was a change in officers for sec- ond semester. The following officers assumed new duties: Dan Johnson, vice- president: Cindy Kellerman, secretary, and Cathy Roberts, reporter. All other offices remained the same. Young business persons kept busy with fund raisers, including a book fair, selling student directories, jackets and ornaments. Many members felt that FBLA made them more aware of what is really out there in the business world. Top: FBLA members are: jFirst rowj: A. Blanken- ship, D. Johnson, D. Gray, J. Sargeant, S. Ponder. G. Shirpik, C. Roberts, T. Causey, L. Pinget, M. Lemon, L. Radney, E. Green and E. Berman. tSecond rowj: D. Kellerman, K. Hukill, M. Gunn, A. Shipman, B. Everett, S. Rogers, R. Robinson, L. Rutherford, R. Fickel, C. Heath, D. Green, and T. Giles. iThird rowj : C. Dossey, B. McKee, B. Bran- don, S. Farrell, J. Ciskey, K. Franklin, M. Calloway, S. Gifford, M. Millard, C. Kellerman, J. Blaylock and M. Herrington. Middle: Starting the year off, the young business persons sponsor a book fair to help raise money for upcoming trips. Far left: Each year FBLA sells jackets as a fund raiser, this salesman shows members this year's fashion. Left: jAbovej Behind every effective president, there is an efficient secretary, Beth McKee is the executive secretary for National President Mary Herrington, CBelowj At Round Rock High School, seniors have the advantage of graduating early, President David Kellerman took this advantage and served as president of the club for one semes- ter. Design and story by Charlene Dossey 123