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

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Graduation '82 Lone awaited ceremony takes Place. 'welve years of studying and hard work lly paid off when the seniors of 1981-82 iuated in a long awaited ceremony on lay, May 28. i17 seniors, wearing maroon caps and ms, filed into Dragon stadium before a ection of administrators, parents, itives and friends. The predicted poor ither, which threatened to send the zmony indoors, never came about as iors listened to speeches by principal urge Bujnoch and classmates. ialutatorian, Brian Waldecker, in his coming address, spoke of optimism in the 1oming decade and attacked the idea that ayls young people were somehow unable cope with the future. 'LSome people have n spreading that garbage for years, he l. Delivering the class message, class presi- .t Quint Cardwell took a personal look at imaginary class reunion 20 years in the ire and then urged seniors to make the st of the upcoming years. Valedictorian rc McGuff's farewell address noted the at advances of recent years and urged iors to continue them. The rhetoric com- ted, members of the Round Rock school ,rd presented diplomas. X s X 'hi Photo by Mat Giving his farewell address to the class of '82 is Valedic- torian Marc McGuff. Keeping the even pace during practice was a breeze for Ave Mercer and Jenny Mitcham. l xy-Li Design by Olivian CastillofStory by Brent Johnstone

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4! in ll ff Graduation Announcement Keeping the beat to the school song is John Pelath o drums and Lynn Sweatman on keyboard, both are seniors. The school board looks proudly onto the graduates seate in front of them.

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Searchin' to find an answer 7. 1' 4' sy ef. .pgfygg this '55 mi Kim Landry, a member of the Senior Band, sings of how she's been Searchin' So Long, The graduation practice was very efficient due to people like Mrs. Maria Proctor, Mr. Woody Wood- side, and Mr. George Bujnoch. Yolanda Alvorado, senior, takes a trial run. We finally made it! Senior graduation.