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

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Every Friday morning in the fall, the cheerleaders and Dragonettes keep pace to the band's cadences at the morning spirit circles, The last spirit circle promotes en- thusiasm forthe girls' volleyball team in their bi-district game. Proud Dragons congratulate the Westwood Warriors after a hard-fought Dragon loss. l T fl rV,, y J it T i,a B dm ' Dragon football players awarded their number-one fan, Darrell Clark, sophomore, with a t-shirt which he wore every Friday at pep rallies and games. 4 The Year of the Dragon i m Ki 591.1 QEYE3, A .. . U ' fr'--1 ' ,.'r.,1',.-e.gzfi .-1,g,,,,-if v wf. ,..r-yi 'i 's:fafr'l s' 4 ,r . ,. E, iw-4 . 4 ff 'M -L ,V ,,h.,,a fm , , 3lffi ' Mli T by , r . f A - '7'l r fi'gL'1-F Qu - i .J - Q ff -f fi .lb-pam f, ' l gi Z .6 fd, .4 , tr, ui rrw,,f- Q . , 1 ggjwf :v,r,3'1'j,1, gt, ' ,iff I 3,541 . 'A , fr' ,. , - ft Y fy- 4 ts: Q e T ' ,,. , A . ,, ' 4 -r 'fviliff ' if , g qi' t , H , ' Fave - ,U , r, . A .1 . S ' ' M ' Dr-15 'X' s ,gf 'ff sfffrs -M-1.11 - Ng? are J ,n- 4 iz ' --- 'r Q ', QW? JF, Urs, 'I ' ' I ' Q ifJ1.4,,,r .ai 1 Tig , '- . ,hr ,A , r ' f- 2 Cheerleaders fBottom to topl, Shelley Kruemcke, Tracy Bailes, Lesley Swaverly Tasha Smith, Lynda Morales and Michelle Miller greet the crowd at the Round Roclf versus Georgetown game.

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A highlight of the pep rallies was often a performance by the Dragonettes. Seniors Charlotte Hester and Carla Hornberger smile at the attentive audience as they begin a routine, Every week during football season, a football player is awarded the title, uDragon ofthe Week. Captain John Powell congratulates Brad Watson, senior, for this achievement. ,mn 4 3' F3 e I ..., The student center is a gathering place for students at all times of the day, whether used to finish assignments or just stand around visiting with friends 6 The Year ofthe Dragon ur