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

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life Caring for every aspect of life was what Future Farmers of America members strove for during the school As a member oiFFA, each per- cared for of life from cows FFA members ll were also agriculture students at the school, so at least one hour a day they had to be there to care for the animals. It was upto them to see to every need the should havegg ctsch president Wm for hhhhh totally. iylflflgsfudents took tthe to keep Receiving his award from Phillip Walden, senior, Nathan Binghamy junior, says, l'hanks. the animals fat and healthy because there was money to be made in selling them at the three stock shows held during the year. F lt l FFA held a districtiygygonvention andf5xMelet Nolan, junior,iQy3as elected to the post of reporten ' They par' 'ticipated in the Area convention, which was held to elect area officers and to elect candidates to run for state office? , F yint club helped to those were an professions ' llll ylly if illl tl t Photo by James Peters. Participating in the Spring Fest, Melet Nolan and Lisa Alloway, juniors, show their prized fabltfis- 5 . 1 of future FFA pisnsgltiiiresidenr Scott c his viewer. Y ' c Design 1 Story by Peggy Brown.

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