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

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,J 4 Dare Lovett' Kristal Lowther Cindy Lucas Patty Lurvey Joel Machallcek Bobby Madrlgal Paul Magrone Ronnie Mansolo Mike March Larry Markert Jason Marshall Jeff Marshall Meredith Martindale Kim Martinez Jay Marx Debbie Maschal Corwin Mathis Rhonda Matthews Shanna McAnally Shanalee McAuliffe Jennifer McCarroll Ann McEntire Shane McGee James McGhee i an M I . . ,I James McGregor Anita McGuitin Theresa McKenna Archie McMinn Heather McMullen Suzanne McQuillen Phillip McWilliams Mike Meece eachers, students cope with overcrowded conditions jf lb Ponder's second period geometry class had pro- zms doing their work in class since they had to work Jund the typewriters. Proving theorems among the ichines are Craig Collinsworth, junior, and Rachelle illman, sophomore. With expanding industrialization, the town of Round Rock has grown larger every year. Unfortunately, Round Rock High's building has not grown, leading to some overcrowding. Not only are many classes larger, but there are not enough classrooms for all the teachers to have a permanent room of their own. Although teachers have had to share rooms before, this year spawned a new breed of teacher, the migrant One of these new rovers was Mimi Kotz, who after weeks of changing rooms finally settled down in room 120. Not only teachers were affected by the phenomenon. The Dragonettes unsuc- cessfully looked everywhere on campus for a permanent place to practice. They have been seen in the student center at 6:30 a.m. working to polish that night's performance. Once they even work- ed out on the football field's parking lot, ac- companied by whistles and horns from the cars passing by. Some classes were also held in very strange places. A biology class temporarily occupied Lloyd Corder's history room during seventh period, history and English classes were held in the fieldhouse, and for a time, there was a health class in the band hall. Math teachers also had their headaches. Both Mrs. Hebbe and Mr. Ponder had classes in typing rooms, and sometimes working around the machines got on everyone's nerves. As one of Mr. Ponder's geometry students, junior Debra Traber said, it can be a real pain. Hopefully, new classrooms to be built soon will help relieve some of the crowding. Freshmen 173

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Kristi Hoffpauir Adrian Holmes Tami Holubec Greg Horn Dan Horowitz Marcie Horrocks Leslie Hovis Steve Howe Julie Huffmaster Pat Huggett Sophie Ibarra Shelley lnman Debbie Jackson Phyllis Jacobson Jeannette Jaecks Chris Jarl Terri Jean N- .X 1 1, . t . g !sr ,L1'i:fs:1 .r -, . ,fps . gs fi sr E H L 2 Q'-- Doug Johnson Melissa Johnson Christi Jones Jeanie Jones Scott Jones Bill Joslin Tonia Kallus Mike Katana Stefam Knight :I ::.. ., James Lancaster Carie Lawrence 11-'xg Rick Kawaja Steve Keltgen Ron Kmard Tol Kincaid Rhonda Kleker Joe Klinger Rayne Knight X gg li gl swN tk X 'NNQ ix g M1 X 'QR i X Craig Krienke Steven Kuehn Kayvon Kuhlman David Kuninger Kevin Lackey Frank Lacy Keith Lambert William Land Jeff Landry Delia Lara Gloria Lara Lisa Larson Todd Latham Darin Lauer Zei .... Ann Lear James Ledbetter Raymond Ledesma Debbl Leffingwell Kaye Lewis Kim Lewis ee Liedecke David Lindsay 172 Freshmen . .A-. ii if Brian Litson Linda Llamas David Long Larry Looger Monica Lopez Oscar G. Lopez Oscar Lopez

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Year of computer aids math classes 1983-84 was not just the Year of the Dragon at Round Rock High, it was also the year of the computer. Computers were used by vocational classes, faculty members, business classes, computer math students and other math classes. Each class seemed to have its own com- puter whiz kid. James Tidman, senior,,was the genius for Shirley Kinningham's TAG trigonometry f elementary analysis class. Tidman spent much of his class time graphing complex equations on the screen, using programs he wrote himself, and chang- ing them as needed to meet the growing demands of the class. Tidman's graphs enabled the class to see the shape of various mathematical equa- tions. According to Kinningham, this was im- portant because, if you can visualize the equation, you have a starting point for solv- ing problems. I Kinningham's classes were not the only ones to enjoy the advantages of computer technology. Tom Foster's TAG geometry class was also deeply involved with computers. amantha Mercer Kevin Metcalf Susan Milb f, I 1 James Montgomery Mark Moore Todd Moore Morales Mike Morehouse Dave Moses Greg Mugg Lisa Murphy KW -3 .x rf Gary Murray Kenneth Naul Tammy Neighmond Kellin Neiman Michael Nelson Tami Nestor Hy Nguyen Doug Nichols Leeroy Nicoson Mike Neiderhauser Michelle Nord Chnstian Oliphant Trudi O Neal Manuel Orona Rudy Ortegon Noelle O Sickey 174 Freshmen urn