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

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JV captures district titlegl sophs. shine For many volleyball players the big- gest rush comes when they spike the ball straight past the flailing arms of a blocker and watch it explode off the gym floor. A crushing spike, like a slamx dunk in basketball, can fire up a team and excite a gym full of fans faster than any other play. Crushing spikes and excited fans were just what the 1980-81 JV Lady Dragons had this year. These ladies started out with a dream and then added a little determination and a lot of hard work and then watched their dreams come true when they stormed through district with only one loss. 5. t 55:52 5:2 f ' it -f 259653 EEE.: 551 'ht' : ' 5 ' f 4 P f 5: ff ,' ff tg, in ,ig ips A , t t , , 5 l r A t -v f if 3 it 'f ' SWE f' at tm? is titty 2 ggi l , 5425522 iw ri it 'jfflrl 3 fi f r H ,att 2 it ri 6 S X :va ,-.,.,,'- :: - .. V f'.,,,., ,1 5 X .tt ,--,::,, ! E , 2 gp l E 1 fd , 3' i tai l s i lt, f , pt, E, t S , 9 L: 951 gl 1 l Q i W :tt i fr , . ti re s egg? r 5 l E E X55 E55 sg K 2 1,1 , 1...r ,:. .. .. 'E1'4E:: .221 EE fE:i'Ihf? if IEEE E . .. , ,, , 5 rrr . . . ,., . E, 1t1'ii:..'5t.:2ttftfaa'Kgs P' .fi A : 55 :V-EH 7 ' v , i 7' 'ffi 553322: - . 5 ?EE'5'. ' ' :: ' ,L'::: SIZ E: : : gg 3 535: 5 Q55 1 ffl t H ' f Ulf tit it 5 . ,.iE ..,... l 55 if i t ti t 5 i 4 , a. -- il , : .. ,t .tru at , t i i, ' '-rt 3 the its isis if ' ir 5135. H ,e, . .tin 1 sim at Given an opportunity, these young ladies learned basic skills and had enough playing time and experience to help them make the transition when the schools split, commented Coach Cleckler about her team this year. Kathy Lathem, team captain, high- lighted the year by receiving a spot on the all-touring team in the Elgin Varsity tournament. The team received honor- able mention in the Elgin tournament and placed consolation in the Lago Vista tournament. Sophs came out ahead this year with a 6-4 record. Top: Karen Kramer Q65 spikes the ball while Melinda Kretschmar C85 and Lisa Annon 123 look on. Center: Lesa Hedrick and Cherie Christian block the spike for a point. Bottom: JV members are from left to right: lBot- toml: Melinda Kretschmar, Anna DeFelice, Lisa Rutherford, Cathy Roberts, Angie Fraga. tTopJ : Marianne Fischer, Lisa Annon, Janet Gray, Cherie Christian, Lesa Hedrick, Karen Kramer.

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Football '8O: fun, yet 'U - 2 challenging X 7 4 d ' ' I l Q2 isappointing Q, 110' Class. The one word which best R4 describes the 1980 Varsity squad. 'T1 They were a team that really cared O about each other. They wanted to do Q, well not only on the field but academi- C' cally, said Head Coach Terry Cron. Qi They set out to change the 'Dumb Jock' image. Since the installation of a study hall, football players improved their grades. One player went from four D's to four A's. This showed that they could do something other than bump heads on a field. The Dragon football team came to be a respected ball club. There were disappointments for the team but they always set out with a positive attitude to give it their best shot. They truly appreciated the fans and the support. The team will suffer next year because of the split but this year's squad has laid 'The Foundation' for football of the future. People may say we are crazy but our goal for next year is to be District Champs, pre- dicted Coach Cron. Whether they achieve this goal or not remains to be seen but from what they have estab- lished this year, one can honestly say that they will give it their best. Top: Dragon defense prepares for the snap of the ball. Left: Mark Gold, senior, concentrates on the action on the field. Center: Dragons look on during a pep rally. Far left: Tommy McClung, senior, moves his way through Georgetown's defense. G -if Q-fruit? rs, , ' ,ci if .Q-