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

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New activities make year unique This year was in some ways totally unique, new activities added excitement and change to the school year. For the first time, an Academic Decathjlon team was formed. Nine students with grade point averages of A, B and C all competed against the Westwood High School team after weeks of daily preparation after school. Also, Future Problem Solving was in- troduced to Round Rock High School. Sophomores and other students who had competed in junior high made up four teams who proceeded on to the state level competi- tion. What made this year the year of the Dragon, though, was the unveiling of the steel dragon sculpture on the fieldhouse. It was funded by the Student Council, senior class and participating school clubs. A dedication honoring this occasion was held March 26. Other activities included the National Honor Society induction of 47 new members, Student Council elections, cheerleading, Dragonette and the mascot tryouts, semester finals and finally senior graduation, closing another year - one uniquely its own. A Q A . Discussing whether or not to get a balloon-a-gran sophomores Victor Polanco and Traci Gray approac Janine Brink, junior, who is manning the table in the str dent center. 1 5' Part of the NHS induction ceremony includes a candlelighting segment in which the new members recite their oath and loyalty to leadership, service, rf J 3 , . li ' r i 5 54? Nell Burkland, librarian, is bogged down with extra work as the year comes to a close. All library books must be returned and inventoried. Here she makes out a book fine list for students. 212 The Year of the Dragon scholarship and character, all prerequisites of being an Vrudhula, Terri Girvan, Robin Shear, Michelle NHS member. Kenneth Murphy, Sharon Cannady, Foreman, Amy Tisdale, Brian Price, Jenny Ford, Dar- Becki Ledbetter, Russell Keller, Chris Watkins, Rajiv rellTesmer, and Liz Swaverly recite their pledge. if 1' A' During one of the after school work sessions for the new Chennappan, seniorg Beth Whitley, senior, Maggie academic decathlon participants, Principal George Spahn, junior, Cherry Krienke, junior, and Margaret Bujnoch checks in on Jennifer Wallin, seniorg Senthil Parker, senior, to see how they are progressing.

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Weems, Coy 166 Tomlinson, Clint, 100 Torres, Chris 176 Torres, Colleen 176 Torres, Rodney 123, 157 Torrez, Chris 176 Toungate, James 143 Tovarez, Rachel 118, 166 Townsend, Bradley 176 Townsend, Darrin 176 Townsend, Donna 143 Townsend, Jeff 1 16, 182 Traber, Debra 22, 33, 80, 157 Traber, Karen 35, 80, 176 Track, Track, Track, Track, Track, Track, Track, Boys Freshman 82 Boys JV 82 Boys Varsity 78, 79 Cross Country 26 Girls Freshman 83 Girls JV 83 Girls Varsity 80, 81 Traweek, Helen 182 Tripp, Michelle 48, 166 VICA-ICT 121 VOE-OEA 122 Valadez, Geneva 166 Valedez, Louis 124, 157 Vallejo, Jackie 144 Van I.iew, Nicole 24, 166 Van, Thanh 112,113,114, 115,116,127,141, 157, 162 VanReenen, Jill 176 Vandiver, David 176 Varela, Norma 166 Vasquez, Deborah 144 Veach, Bob 21, 37, 78, 182 Vega, Loren 166 Vickery, Lara 51, 114, 115, 176 Vlach, Stacey 64, 144 Vlasek, Michael 123, 157 Volleyball, Freshman 25 Volleyball, JV 24 Volleyball, Varsity 22, 23 Vrudhula, Kalpana 98, Trivitt, Denise 143 112, 144 N Tucker, Kevin 31, 176 Vnilglglrlgigallv 91' 114, Tucker, Lela 106, 144 Tuey, Stephen 102 Tumbusch, Mary 10, 64, 126, 134, 144 Turner, Debra 127, 176 ' -1 'Mr After getting all her student life pages in for the yearbook deadline, Robin Jeter, senior, spends some free time cutting out pictures of David Bowie to add to her collection on the wall behind her. Robin was a ccreditor with senior Leslie Sansom and together they covered the student life going on throughout the year at RRHS. Turner, Kristal 127, 176 Wade, BYUCQ 113, 166 Turner, Ta5ha 144 Waggoner, Tl'l0maS 157 Turner, Tristi 59, 144 Wakham, Keilin 176 Turton, Christopher 43, 91, Wal-Mart 188 176 Waldecker, Amy 91, 128, 176 Waldrop, Kenneth 176 Wallace, Grady 166 -- 1- Wallin, Jeffrey 144 Wallin, Jennifer 60, 65, 91, 92,100,101,112,113, 144, 162, 212, 215 Wallin, Jon 21, 176 Wallsten, Deanna 119, 157 Walsh, Mike 157 Walsh, Pamela 166 Walther, Gergory 176 Ward, Jennifer 126, 157 Warren, Ronald 91, 166 Waters, Lori 47, 110, 144 Watkins, Christine 24, 95, 127, 166, 212 Watson, Brad 8, 10, 59, 60, 64, 65, 101, 106, Ulland, Erik 91, 113, 128, 166 Utpadel, Charles, 43, 114, 176 Utpadel, Phillip 91, 115 VICA-Auto Mechanics 124 VICA-Building Trades 120 VICA-Drafting 120 VICA-Electronics 124 108, 112, 133, 144 Watson, John 69, 70, 91, 101, 111, 112, 157 Weaver, Melvin 157, 165 Webb, Cecily 176 Webster, Wendy 72, 73, 176 Wellington, Jason 20, 91, 176 Wellington, Judy 91, 166 Wells, Shelley 35, 176 Wenmoth, Christopher 72, 166 Wernli, Tamara 62, 98, 129, 166 West, Jennifer 126, 144 West, Pamela 109 Wheeler, Lisa 157 Wheelis, Brian 91, 99, 112, 1 13, 166 Whelpley, Michele 94, 110, 157, 215 Whispers 152 White, Tina 102, 176 Whited, Wayne 124 Whiteley, Mike 182 Whitford, David 120, 157 Whitley, Beth 61, 65, 94, 95, 112, 144,212 Whitley, Pamela 26, 108, 166 Whitlow, Scott 182 Whitney, Christine 99, 166 Whitney, Constance 77, 177 Whitney, Tim 47, 113, 144 Who's Who 60, 61 Wicker, Amy 177 Wicker, Joe 144 Wickham, Lisa 27, 118, 157 Wickline, Jonathan 3, 72, 97, 98, 161, 166, 213, 214 Wilcox, Dean 50, 177 Wilder, Chris 177 Wiley, Linda 183 Wilkinson, Carl 127, 177 Wilkison, Kenneth 166 Williams, Brian 84, 157 Williams, Charles 20, 177 Williams, David 157 Williams, Dawn 91, 157 Williams, Dean 124, 166 Williams, Gary 166 Williams, Jess 177 Williams, Lanie 34, 100, 166 Williams, Robert 125, 157 Williams, Roderick 166 Williams, Tracey 22, 23, 33, 132, 166 Williamson, Gayle 166 Williamson, John 144 Wilson, Barbara 183 Wilson, Denise D. 80, 91, 177 Wilson, Denise R. 42, 91, 177 Wilson, Jennifer 91, 177 Wilson, Michelle 61, 65, 69, 91, 101,112,144 Wilson, Ty 19, 166 Wines, Leslie 157 Wines, Tracy 114, 115, 125 Winger, Timothy 20, 177 During a pep rally senior Clayton Pratt and junior Clay Hopkins listen attentively as the Dragon of the Week tells the student body of the Dragons' strategies for the game that night, The balloons behind their heads were given to the players by the cheerleaders as a token of their support for the team. Winn's 194 Winters, Mark 177 Wipff, John 123, 177 Wipff, Sherman 128, 157 Wysocki, Michael 1 66 Wiseman, Jan 72, 166 Withrow, Elizabeth 166 Witt, David 157 Witt, Dennis 119, 125, 157 Woehl, Tammy 48, 49, 157 Woisin, Nanette 1 19, 144 Wolf, Cheryl 157 Wolf, Jason 177 Wolf, Linda 101, 112, 128, 144 Wolf, Mark 177 Wolf, Rodney 27, 166 Wolff, Albert 144 Wolff, David 86, 99, 112, 166 Wolff, Elsie 144 Wolff, Melanie 118, 166 Wolff, Ronald 120 Womble,,Everett 18, 166 Woods, Richey 47, 114, 144 Woods, Robert 166 Woodside, Woody 95, 98, 1 83 Woolf, Grant 91, 177 Woolf, Kelly 91,101,112, 128, 157 Worden, Charles 1 1, 52, 53, 59, 166 Woznicki, Carrie 177 Wymola, Cynthia 157 Wynne, Jim 19, 37, 84, Ybarra, Joseph 20, 177 Yingling, Natalie 166, 177 Yocum, Sandra 177 Young, Michael 74, 177 Young, Richard 144 Young, Stephanie 157 Zamarripa, Arthur 26, 78, 103, 144 Zamarripa, Catherine 112, 130, 157 Zamarripa, Linda 91, 166 Zamarripa, Olivia 22, 23, 34, 103,127, 157 Zamarripa, Stephen 30, 112, 141, 157 Zavala, James 3, 166 Zimmerman, Brneda 80, 166 Zschiesche, Craig 100, 157 183 ' ll I ,, Biology teacher Tom Taylor sits and chats with some of his students. Mr. Taylor is also the golf coach for RRHS. He enjoys working with high school kids and he spends much of his time visiting with them and just shooting the breeze. Index 2 1 1

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