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

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it gag! Look out drama, the jocks are stage-struck W W W i W tty susmaouns 1 W 'l l Every morning before school, the Student Center was always the reenter all activity. Much oil- that activity came from the locks who sat prominently on the not erlry pracetru ram anattttlllrrrtlay night's'Qame or the Oilers' win rrii ll, rir But when the H545 eeoo lo ell rang the stage was, cleared and the r, prepared for another illil of classes. They were back though. During both A and Byluneyhes they cdngregatedr on the stage once again. Y Jocks socialize on thelstagegbetore. classes start. Photo by Craig Ledbet- lil Jaynene Swenson Donna Yancey Mark Woodside Amy Word Robert Woytek Sherri Wright Troy Wright Pamela Wysocki Carrie Youngblood Beth Younke Wendy Zetterlund Holly Zezulka Darrell Bownds Brian Ching Brenda Daniels Lacey Hedrick Kimberly Musgrove Kim Pruitt Deborah Stacy Vickie Stuart

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1 Selected tevv S f tw X. X ft' wg , Wh receive honor ot Who's Who bySUSANJOHNS If a senior had an 80 or above grade average, leadership qualities and set a good example to other students on campus as well as oft, hefshe was eligible for Who's Who. Teachers nominated and voted on the stu- dents they felt displayed these qualities. Each of these seniors are considered assets and exceptional mem- bers of the class. They are labeled the cream ofthe crop in the eyes of faculty and administration. 'il QNMs yrs WWW' - K 'SN ky A . - f' i S 1 if hfggx ,Gs 3 i X....,,, F Q. l6l