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

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Young Lifeg Church focus on religion lt's Monday night and there is nothing to do. So, those students with no home- work and no other plans headed to Grace Covenant Church where Young Life was held. Young Life was a non-denominational club but no membership was needed to go. At Young Life students sang, put on skits and listened to college leaders. Another church related activity was the Catholic Youth Organization. it was a combination of Bible study and intermural activities to keep the community's teen- agers involved in church activities. Upper right: Young Lifer's use time before meeting starts to fill each other in on their days at school. Above: Micki Miner, sophomore, and junior Jennifer Laymon find time to share with friends. Right: Some youth of the Texas Baptist Children's Home stand in front of their chapel.

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Mondays slow Fridays fast Monday was one of those days that just did not seem to fit into the week. Everybody wanted to skip. Not many teachers wanted to come back and face the kids. Halls were quiet between classes that students did not want to go to again. As the day went on things got better and by the time the bell rang it was another ordinary day. At the other end of the scale was Fri- day, the day everyone waited for, the highlight of the week. Students were not interested in class and many teachers did not want to cope with restless students. Then came the pep rally. After all the events of Friday, school cleared out and waited for the next Monday. Y. f Below right: With a sigh of relief tumor Renee Worn ble smiles as the week ends Bottom: Spinning around the trqzk was exhilarating after a hard week at school 0 U 0 sir we Z O Design by Rose Perez! Story by Kyle Robinson 19 Left: Students never know who will show up to entertain them at Friday pep rallies Center: On Fridays there is always a feeling of excitement and anxiety in the air this usually made it hard to keep one's mind on school work as sopho more Deborah Parker shows

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It 5 11B -u to by Randy Heshem w tg t at VVA.V E Q E. ii E. Top left: Clowning around, junior David ZaVala gains the attention of his friends at a CYO meeting. Top right: Youth of the Palm Valley Lutheran Church regularly share their views on controversial topics. Jun- ior James Peters explains his. Middle: Members of the Palm Valley Lutheran Church arrange themselves for a group picture, Above: Catholic Youth Organization President Olivia Castillo explains plans for the group's upcoming volley- ball tournament. Left: Westside Baptist youth members listen to each other read their favorite readings. Design by Rose PerezfStory by Kyle Robinson