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

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some to traditions was important, tion won an invitation it theflbragon Marching Band did ican government to go to Mexico l iest that. Many changes took place in border to give the band a new look and stay in with the new styles. o r Uniforms changed from the overlays and fuzzy tall hats, to coats, white shirts, with gold ascots, cowboy-style hats, and black shoes. The corps style finished off the new look. Though the group was young, it hung in there and made the best of it. Every good team has to start off with rookies. commented Richard Gibby, head band director. This determina- for an International Band Festival. f t l All excited about going, the band had to first raise money. tWith help from the Band Boosters and dona- tions, carnivals, garage sales, magazine sales, and candles, the Dragonettes and Band earned a trip to Mexico City. Traditions were kept and a great ef- fort of determination and will-power were put forth. Tubas make their entrance at half-time dur- ing the song La Suerte de Los Sonics. sssssxweegssgy 553535 I 'TT' V L T'i7:,f?: if flfw? iff' -12.5-Er:Q:9Ef'f.EiE 3 :?9Es??sl5fiiELf5li??1952559'iiliibfil5351565isiiiigiidi'ji?S?i3i'i5iV4?lA f -- 'iw 1r11T f11 'fr fu frzlvifi:-'f:' film 1: -wr-ufmfwvgsz'swziss2szissiisuissvffifsiisrssi222421swsg1s?sl2:v4e5g3rgg?ia'i .srgxigrf A it Some people find time to visit. Marc McGuff, senior, speaks to Lynn Grisby, while the rest of the band prepares to enter the field. , At attention and ready to go! John Watson, freshman, keeps a close eye on the Drum Major to begin the show. is