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

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Q - Rn. ' X ii s or. .K XX News 41 fs-Qs: im,r:,.-1. Adrienne Gardner, sophomore, demonstrates the art of popping as she practices for the fall talent show. Practice, practice, practice . . . this word became familiar to Joel Ray, senior, before the Rose Bowl trip in January finally arrived. Everyone gets into the Christmas spirit including Joe Also performing are Steve Behrens, junior, Russell Babcock, band director, at the Outlet Mall of America. Keller, junior, and Joel Nietsche, sophomore. Student Life 15

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fi X . +, E if SW gr. K fi E s X s r 1 'y sffi -Ei: ' f. it . ::- - I.. .Q X X To honor the fall athletes, Dragonettes and athletic banquet. All fall sports participants received cheerleaders, the Booster Club sponsored a December recognition and some awards were given. Varied schedules create busy days The 8:50 bell had rung and everyone made their way to first period class. But even before that, many students had forced themselves out of bed a little early to find out what was going on in their clubs. All of the early morning effort seemed worth it when it came time for club trips. Between the 8:50 bell and the 3:55 bell what happened varied. Some gained infor- mation that they could use right away, while others gained information that they thought they would never use again. All in all, it balanced out. With the ringing of the 3:55 bell everyone made their way to any number of places. Some went home to start on the treacherous homework. Some went to work and some just hung around waiting for something to happen. Besides the homework and the work, there always seemed to be activities going on after hours. Sometimes it was a practice or a performance or just a get-together. Although it stated in the handbook that the school day began at 8:50 and ended at 3:55, this was not usually the case. r 14 Student Life Todd Moore, freshman, demonstrates the proper method of mouth-to-mouth resuscitation during health class. Tracy Paricio, freshman, and Fern Hernandez, junior, unravel the mysteries of typing during their first year typing class.

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Varsity football shows pure spirit Despite great efforts from the team members and coaching staff alike, the Dragons suffered a second disappointing season. Leading the team were captains Gary Bell, John Powell and Kevin Luersen. The outstanding ability of Luersen, senior, earned him Most Valuable Player honors. Those who demonstrated special effort were John Powell and Cody Rabb, seniors, who were named Most Outstanding Players on the offensive squad. Not only were they beneficial to the team, but they also displayed spirit on and off the playing field. Chris Jenkins, senior, went the extra mile to earn the title of Best Defensive Player. Due to his hard work and determination, defensive coach Jim Eden felt that Jenkins deserved this title. Cody Rabb C665 and Kevin Luersen l41l, seniors, lead the way for Marcus Read K28l, senior, and a Dragon first down during the Homecoming game, Steve Miner f12l, senior, knocks the ball away from a Bryan Viking receiver in one of the Dragons best played games. Q E af 16 Sports - Sponsored by Sonic if . ,,, 1 ,, v K rg M ,,, , M VARSITY FOOTBALL: QFront Row, Jerry Salazar, Marcus Reed, Peter Davis, David Brady, Tiger Flores, Charles Houston, Fabian Ledesma, Richard Young. fSecond Row! Darin Kelley, Charles Dittman, Martin Bracamontez, Cody Rabb, John Means, Danne Cranor, Orlando Gonzales, Albert Cortez. fThird Rowj Trainer Darren Carpenter, Randy Metcalf, Greg Guerrero, Bob- by Byars, Gary Bell, Brad Watson, Kevin Bridges, Adam Ramirez, Chris Robison. QFourth Rowj Head ' 5 . , I ., , 1 it , if W, Q.. trainer Doc Ritter, Steve Miner, Clay Hopkins, J Powell, Kevin Brewer, Chris Jenkins, Kirk Brc Clayton Pratt, Mike Jenkins. lFifth Bowl A Moldenhauer, Todd Skaggs, Scott Bradley, Jeff B4 Kevin Luersen, Brad Barron, Berry Earl, Stacey wards. lSixth Rowl Gary Martin, Bob Veach, Mike chley, Hugh Cox, Terry Cron, Gary Patterson, S' Doering, Mike Peebles, Jim Eden, Mike Auld.