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

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Seniors of 1984 help buy Dragon As their legacy to future Dragons, the class of 1984 co-sponsored the installation of a steel dragon on the wall of the field house. The dragon, designed and constructed by C.D. Fulkes art teacher Seppo Aarnos cost 53500, S1000 of which was paid by the senior class. Though the smallest class at RRHS this year with only 312 members, the seniors managed to win the spirit chain competition during Homecoming. This group was the last class to attend the Ninth Grade Center and several members of the group described the class as a tight knit family. With the year building toward graduation, seniors found their final year to be an expen- sive one. Senior portraits, invitations, caps and gowns, and the senior trip all added to the cost of their last year at Round Rock High School. E z I l A representative from the E. L. Goldbeck Co. assists the seniors in getting situated for their class picture. The picture was taken on a windy, cloudy morning in December. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: QBack Row! Chris president, Jason Crawford, president, Mary Tumbusch, Rowj Kelly Keane, representative, Manuel Araujo, Jenkins representative Lesley Swaverly, vice- secretary, Teeyia Mercer, representative. fFront treasurer, Melet Nolan, parliamentarian.