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

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Renewed privileges get respect for senior officers by SHERRIE COUCH Promises, promises, promis- es. Every year students listened intently to speeches, as some of their peers campaigned for the various ciass offices. The senior class officers of 1980-81 set out to meet these promises , that they had expressed at election time, head on and solve any problems that were in their way. The problem that the group held as their goal to accomplish was to bring privileges back to the other- wise lacking senior class. The first step made to bring privileges back to the seniors was the establish- ment of a senior parking lot. The officers led by Jeff Staton, presi- dent, worked with both the faculty and Student Council on this issue. Other officers included: Lucy Konop, vice-president: Lori Rad- ney, secretaryg Chip Heath, trea- surer: Evelyn Hanne, parliamenta- riang and the three representa- tives: Erin Green, Sherrie Couch, and Brenda Daniels. ' 'JW 'sit t ,,--- 11' Top: Senior Class officers for 1980-81, man their weapons as they prepare to plunge through their last year at Round F-lock. flfrom bottom to topt: Lori Rad- ney, secretary: Erin Green, representa- tive: Chip Heath, treasurerg Lucy Konop, vice-president: Sherrie Couch, repre- sentative: Evelyn Hanne, parliamenta- rian: and Jeff Staton, president, Photo by James Peters. Above: Senior guys poke fun at the offi- cers, sitting in front, during a senior class meeting. 1 -T-It W r Above: While directing the other officers to an important decision, Jeff Staton, president, makes his point known. Right: And if elected, l promise to . . explains Lori Ftadney, secretary, in her speech on election day. Mwst'

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Seniors receive college credit through ACC r 1 ' it by susan Jonns' For the first time, students had the chance to gain one college credit while still in high school. A Humanities course was offered by Austin Gommu.nity Coiiege to eil Seniors wishing to attend. This course wasa cuitural one aimed at exposing students to fine arts. Once every two weeks per- formers were sent by the National Endowment for the Arts. Students reported to the gym during sixth period for one hour of culture. Upper right: Humanities presented one group of performers a sent to the high school. Middle right: Senior Petey Petri iistens intently to the performance. Lower right: Jennifer Johnston, senior, gets into the culture scene. Center: Evelyn Hanrie, senior, finds time to socialize with a friend during the hour. Below: Humanities didn't always prove to be exciting asshown here by senior Mel- issa Norris. Photo by Randy Hashern. it i fel :Q 5. . 'Q it i SQ ,f N J-ltr , Ng, 'K