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

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- X Speakers, ent We have many enthusiastic and tal- ed students in speech, Mrs. Marilyn erson, speech teacher, said. peech involves several forms ot oral wmunication, including interpersonal wmunication, group discussion, rates, oral interpretation of prose or :try and a variety of drama oriented sentations such as improvisations. husiastic and talented Top left: Mary Carroll, senior, and Kent Farrell, grad- uate, show other club members the way the Speech club really is at the beginning of the school year. Top right: Four score and . . Mary Carroll, sen- ior, explains her point. Bottom left: Benny Lawrence, junior, uses a prop to enhance her speech, Bottom right: Yvonne Knesk, junior, jumps up in dis- gust after a debate, 'Q ,N,4YZ1 X f r ' . 1 s , V S ,Qi su 8 1 1 Q fx :m,A rsi Design and Story by Cindy Chambers 85

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Top left: Rosemary Hattrup, junior, takes 4 break while trying to conclude her thoughts. Top right: Benny Lawrence, junior, demon strates that public speaking is not so bad. Bottom left: Todd Mayfield, sophomore, ani Mary Carroll, senior, rehearse their presentation diligently. Bottom right: tFrom left to rightl : B. Lawrence L. Rowland, Y. Knesk, D. Voss. t2nd rowl: .. Knight, T. Mayfield, D. Burchers, R. Hattrup. 1 3,6 4 6

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Ambition knows no boundsg minoritieil One Halloween, members of the Mexi- can American Club sponsored a haunted house at Anderson Mill Elementary School. The kids became scared as the members created a scary time. One highlight of the event was when a little i'victim approached Maria Muro, who was in a box with her head sticking out. He got scared and in self defense hit her. ln response, she stood up with her box and came to life, and the little rascal took off like lightning. Being a small club, they had a better chance of becoming closer, stronger and more unified. They met on the first and third Thursday of each month to become more aware of problems that dealt with Mexicans in Round Flock. A Christmas party for the underprivi- leged children was hosted by the mem- Winter f Mexican American f Afro American bers who worked with the community aff way they could. 0 Mexican American officers were Oligg Castillo, presidentg Danny Deluna, viii presidentg Cynthia Zamarripa, secrete and Mark Balderas, treasurer. O Another ethnic group was the AVN American Club, which was set up in 19tl and has worked toward a better und. standing of black American needs in t J s ! E 5 ja' Q H tml' ltrtt .... .H--..w ,Q .. .. I '02 , W , ..,. ..h, . r Upper left: Mexican American Club for 1980-81: M. DeLuna, J. Delgado, Y, Alvarado, D. DeLuna, S. Carlin, O. Castillo, J. Hernandez, Fi. Perez, M. Bald- eras, M. Cruz, C. Zamaripa and K. Nava. Upper right: Getting ready for the Christmas party for the underprivileged children, sophomore Janet Hernandez, senior Rose Marie Perez and senior Joe Delgado began to blow up balloons and got things organized. Above: Dedication, responsibility and good leader- ship were the qualities that made Oliva Castillo a good club president. Right: All right, Simon says, put your right hand up, Rose Marie Perez plays Simon Says with children at the Christmas party. Photo by Jeff Gr