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

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Communication skills sought by students Both speech and Journalism I enhanced students' skills in com- munication. Speech dealt with oral communication and Journalism I in written. Speech was made up of both ad- vanced and beginner students. The students worked on interpretation, student congress, and practiced on debates. Journalism I was a prerequisite to yearbook or newspaper. The class was mostly comprised of freshman students along with a few upper classmen. The students learned the basic skills of journalism. Three students were moved up to yearbook staff second semester due to the superior talent they showed. These students were Leslie Sansom, Todd Strickland, and Chris Blagg. Journalism I for the first time organized a Junior Quill and Scroll. They elected officers and worked on fundraising activities. Taking a break from his work brought about a large smile from John Bunner, sophomore. Who's on first? Denny Boles, junior, and John Means, sophomore, try to answer the question in their duet acting piece. 3 ,! Y . . fa.. Hi , I-fs, ml. 1 nfl ii I E Junior Quill and Scroll students are: tfront rowl Yolanda Rodriguez, Brian Sanders, Barbara Graham, Brenda Evans, Michelle Fries and Tina Cook, tsecond rowl Chris Smith, Laura Wells, Jill Pendleton, Jenny Ford, Melissa Perez and Karmen Petit, Iback rowl Craig Col- linsworth, Veronica Buckles, Matt McCullough and Pam Mouser,

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-Wwrwgtigmv Z, ,,,,,f I- ,ffaiwwwr ,, VVVV , Av W an-Z ' , , ,,,, Learning the music comes first. Show Choir members try to get it right on a new piece Choir season hits high note The main purpose of two choir classes was to promote vocal achieve' ment. In this class singers can develop vocal quality, and also learn vocal technique and vocal discipline. Round Rock's participated in com- petitions at District, Region, Area, State Concerts, and UIL Solo and Many hours of work go into one dance routine for choir members, Brad Watson and Becky Wiggins. qq-.-....,, - E fs og, ' 6 -f fx ' K Y y A 5 NNFT., 'N A 1 -i.-...i s f', ' X s ioir members practice Yankee Doodle Dandy routine during class. ensemble. Ull.. Concert and Sight Reading. Two choirs, concert and show choir, make up the school's choral program. The groups combined to produce the musical South Pacific in the Spring. The best thing about being in choir is, going to contest and having fun, said Linda Futton, Concert Show Choir member. Phyllis Henderson, who has directed the group for fourteen years, throught this year's singers were, ex- tremely giftedf' Design by Charlene Dossey f Story by Leslie Sansom and Kim gillespie

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Liilil Lil' Q -avfvw 59 Enthusiasm makes it happen in 82. lfirst rovvl Keri McMains and Robert Running, juniors, fsecond ovvj Vickie Springfellovv, junior, l'asha Smith, freshman and Spril Shipman, senior, tthird rowj Dale Miller, junior, Meg Barbini md Susan Sledge, freshmen and Rob Jenson, junior show that hey have plenty of excitement. Photo by Bobby l'Iornbeck.j Seniors rule! Juniors sell cokes at U. T. Driver licenses give freedom to Sophomores Fish comeback DgbyChl D y