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

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9,0 rfvt if .itza Morales, junior class secretary and Winn's store manager, Howard Teinert, hold ne of the prizes to be raffled during Homecoming. Juniors' raffle raises prom funds The highlight of the juniors' year was the annual Junior-Senior Prom at the Marriott Hotel May 12 with a theme of Carousels and Wishing Wells. Over S3500 was raised to help pay for the prom through the sale of raffle tickets. The juniors raffled off prizes donated by local merchants and held the drawing during halftime of the Homecoming football game. Prizes were given to the top sellers: Stuart Givens, Susan Sledge and Kim Rodriguez. Class president Clay Hopkins expressed his pleasure over the class' efforts, We worked really close together, it was a joint effort. Juniors of '84 were the first class in several years to have spent all three of their underclassmen years at RRHS, since they came to Round Rock as freshmen after the closing of the ninth grade center. Another highlight of the year for the junior class was the buying of their class rings. The delivery of the rings brought ex- citement that signaled the approach of the end of their high school years. IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Matt Duncan, vice- Hopkins, presidentg Susan Sledge, co-treasurer, Jen- members worked most of the year toward production of S h l tar'an Cla nifer Bostur, co-treasurer. The junior officers and class a successful Junior-Senior Prom. Jresidentg Tasha mit, pariamen 1 g y Juniors 145