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

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est in and knowledge of journalism. To accomplish this task, they sponsored a Write-A-Thon. Quill and Scroll was a good way for newspaper and yearbook staffs to share ideas and have some fun. Members also played an important roll in getting recruits for next year. Quill and Scroll officers were Leanne Billings, Presidentg Jean Polivka, Vice- President, Cindy Chambers, Secretary, Lori Baum, Treasurer, and Charlene Dos- sey and Susan Johns, Student Council Representatives. if ,S JR P' -451 r .jg , - 'gp aff, R :hoto by Chris Burtord .age-Z r 'TP 'Nt f L , enum, Q ' fr 7 'K 51-oe. , V Upper left: Planning for the Thursday's Quill and Scroll meeting, Caroline Glaser, sponsor, and Leanne Billings,president, chat about the Write- A-Thon in February. Upper right: Trying to meet the big day, year- book deadline, senior Beverly Frank, Quill and Scroll member, works diligently on a soccer spread. Right: The 1980-81 Quill and Scroll members are: fFirst rowl 1 Molly Collie, Susan Johns, Sher- rie Couch, Bose Marie Perez and Brenda Daniels. iSecond rowl: Anita Campbell, Leanne Billings, Cindy Chambers, Lori Baum, Jean Polrvka and Kyle Floblnson. tThlrd rowl: Julie Kleinkopf, Beverly Frank. Charlene Dossey and Stacey Ponder. Design and story by Char fd, lene Dossey 81

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Humanities add creativity The language of art and the art of lan- guage became an important part for National Art Honor Society and Quill and Scroll members. Both of these honorary clubs helped broaden students' knowledge either artis- tically or journalistically. Not just anyone could join these clubs because both had special requirements. For the NAHS, a member had to be enrolled and maintain an 85 average in an art class. To join Ouill and Scroll, a mem- ., VVinterfNat' .J Us Upper left: Hanging her picture up inthe administra- tion building, junior Connie l-larshbarger publicizes her painting of a little boy. Upper right: The 1980-81 National Art Honor Soci- ety members are: tFirst rowl: C. Hair, C. Harshbar- ger, M. Reed, K. Slezak, T. Keller, C, Schaal, P, Wysocki and R. Cassell. jSecond rowl: P. Hill, R. Simpson, T. Vogel, C. Pasterchik, sponsor, K. Hunter, K. Holdaway, O. Castillo, L. Morrison, J. Garza, C. Kelley and S. Ford. Above: Teaching art for the enrichment program at Deepwood Elementary School, Terri Keller, NAHS president, looks at a 5th graders art drawing. Right: Fixing her troll in the administration building, junior Cathy Hair is a talented artist with a very cre- ative mind, . AMB, V 1. ' .il ber had to be in the top one-third ofthe class and have at least one semester of journalism publication experience. NAHS members kept a current display of art work in the classroom, hallways, library and principals office. They also exchanged ideas, art and exhibits with other chapters. Artists presented a Christ- mas and Valentine's Craft Show. Some NAHS members taught 3rd and 5th graders art at Deepwood Elementary School. ln addition, junior Paula Hill was l Art Honor Soc. - Quill picked for the National Scholastic . Award. NAHS officers were Terri Keller, Pre dent, Pam Wisocki, Vice-Preside Rebecca Cassel, Secretary, Cindy Sci sal, Treasurer, Connie Harshbarger, S dent Council Representative, and Ma Reed, Chairman of Awards and Ce mony. Quill and Scroll members' main proji was working with the Ninth Grade Cen and area middle schools to further int St Scroll

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Let the good t Gymnastics is usually a popular sport with the girls, but only recently have boys found an interest in this sport. ln the past few years, enrollment for boys has increased, but this year had the largest number. This year was the first for Coach imes roll , varsity and J.V. girls had 5 wins and no losses. The interest in gymnastics is increasing because it is such a good sport to keep in shape and it develops the cardio-vascular system. Coach Haney feels its turnout will increase even more in the next few years. Brandy Haney. Under her guidance, both Below left: Showing proper balance requires a deal of strength. Here is Cheri Wilson, soph., i beam. Below:Charles Bledsoe, Jr., works out on the lei bars. Bottom right: New to BR gymnastics team, Sl Perry exhibits her form in vault. WinterfBoys and Girls Gymnastics 'l ! ' ' FE .,,, V K s 1 A-,,,..,.,.,-W-M T Above: RR Boys Gymnastics 80-81: fLeft to rightl: Bledsoe, A. Johnson, T. Farmer, T. O'Brien, Coach B. Nelms, S. Betts, D. Lee, D. England, G. O'Laugh- Haney, T, Mertins. lin, J. Maclair, J. Phillips, J. Aton, Fi. Robinson, C. 2 ., photo by Randy Hashem