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

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Students rally to cheer the Dragons on to victory by LOFH BAUM y it was 3:30 p.m. on a Friday afternoon., The words . . above 'ole Brusny's waters . . could be distinctly heard throughout Round Rock High. Then came a thunderous roar of clapping, whistling and yells. What was all the commotion? Why, it was the weekly pep rally. With an option to remain on campus or to head for home, most students were found iam- packed into the girls' gym. it did not matter whether last week's game had ended in failure or vic- tory, the pep rallies continued to be the week's big attraction. All Game to show their individual tgapirii, but it was also a chance tor the student body and faculty to pull together as one to sup- port the school. As the 3:45 bell rang, the tight song echoed throughout empty hails. -,a,.,.---F -, 711. 1 V' - I ,X W r., .- yr .. ' . wi X t 1 Y tai Top: Seniors show their unity and Bchooi spirit as they clasp hands in the senior circle. . Above right: Mascot, senior Tami Vel- lie, helps the cheerleaders cheer during a pep raily. , Above: Football players are stili team off the field as they huddle in the gym. Far right: Senior Katrina Davis, cheer- leader, heips sing the school song. Right: The band leads the team in with the tight song. x ,,,...--'-'W M ' '-'--We