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

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For three years they talked about it, planned for it, agreed and disagreed, but accepted it. It was the split. Although this year's unity will become next year's rivalry, this yearbook tries to capture the for- mer. The maroon stripe seen ,on the cover never ends: it binds the book, and the People inside, together. For even though next year it will happen, in 1980-81 we were united. We were Dragons, together. DRAGON 81 do ROCK H19 Table of Contents '5 Co THE YEAR y FALL p so WINTER p ee seems p 102 THE PEOPLE p 134 Classes p. 136 Faculty p, 195 Ads D. 204 A S640 XF' 5'RouhdQp Tag: With the rising at the sun. Round, Rock High Se ool opened its doors to tneustuaenrs. For over half tnehstu t oody this WOUIG D6 their mst yur at the Rook. Above: THQ movement of water like tne movement of seasons suggest transition. The ,students of Round Rock were e part ot this transition this pest year. Dholo by Kirin Mitt Design and Story by SHBYY e Couch 1

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if mug Crowds fight through hall Fighting through the crowded hall between the typing rooms, only to reach a locker at the sound ofthe bell, students realized the inevitable. Tardy again! Overcrowding spread outside the school as well. The main parking lot was filled by 8:20 every morning, although school didn't start until 8:45! Sometimes it was even hard to get a space at 8:10. Working seniors, who parked and hiked before school then to their cars before work, were sometimes late for part time jobs. The Senior Class Officers set out to solve this problem: they proposed a sen- ior parking lot to the administration who called for a Student Council vote before it was approved. The scene in the parking lot and the hassle between classes were only part of school life at the Fiock. Assemblies were hard to schedule for the entire school because there was not enough space to hold everyone in the Girls' Gym. i i Top: On a rare occasion, senior Jon Primm walks through a deserted hallway. Above: Mass confusion hits in the student center as one of the many morning pep rallies gets underway. Far left: The fight is on, and it's tooth and nail. Jun- ior Scott Click wonders if he'll ever get out of the crowded hall. Left: In large classes, getting help from the teacher takes time. Seniors Jack Cox and Jeff Carpenter discuss the day's assignment. if 3