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

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.. ,K .at ,G s N rat: , W , y K X 4, , - -.. W.- ..,..s,f if . . Seniors receive diplomas, honors For 285 seniors, the evening of May 25 brought the last twelve years to an end. The evening was warm and breezy with no sign of rain, as the seniors filed in and the band played Pomp and Circumstancen. Salutatorian John Powell welcomed the families and friends of the graduates and recalled what had brought the seniors to that night. Class President Jason Crawford com- pared 1984 to a play with each senior being an actor, and the school year being the pro- duction. Valedictorian Michelle Wilson talked of the future and what lay ahead. After the speeches had been made and the Memorial Scholarships had been award- ed, the time came for diploma presenta- tions. The seniors filed through and each received what they had been working for all year. Some planned on continuing their education while others considered entering the work force. Following senior sponsors Susan Komandosky and Cathye Fuchs, soon-to-be-graduates cross the field as they are alphabetized for the processional during graduation practice. Oscar Perez hands Stephanie Ashford her diploma at the graduation exercises held Friday, May 25, in Dragon Stadium. 68 Student Life

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affix Lili As the time for leaving Six Flags draws near, Lisa Powell and Manuel Araujo, seniors, rest in the grassy area near the bus and wait for boarding time. Seniors from all over the state were present in the park for the special senior night provided by Six Flags. The seniors returned home at approximately 5 a.m. Satur- day, only to face prom that night. Seniors await the opening of the gates at Six Flags. Standing in line is Carla Hornberger, Lucie Simmons, Leesa Burnham, Carmen Grider, Richey Woods, Tim Whitney, Steve Miner, Robert Cordes, Tiger Flores, Dean Taylor and John Agan. One of the highlights of the trip included a concert by Huey Lewis and the News held in the parking lot at Six Flags. f ..... L. ......,. ...s.,,,f'- i5fsQ+ii fii' ' ' ., 4 . K A t fSy A f gi .- 'S it A A V . ..T Fi ff - ,kv ,. 3-s it.: 5? ii. mv- - 'A KJ A . ,,.., . 5 g L slits I ix? if is M J Z' ' , .rs , Y ' ,If Releasing pent up energies from the bus ride to Six flags, seniors Daria Schneider, Amber Bell, Laurie Waters and Melissa Hood spend some time riding the merry-go-round at Cameron Park where they stopped to eat lunch on Friday. Although stopping for a break was nice, the seniors were anxious to get to Six Flags. Taking a break from their duties as sponsors Mary Ellen Kiely, Norma Jones Jeff Rhodes and Marcia Hilsabeck lounge in the shade at Cameron Park in Waco. The sponsors watched over the seniors on the bus trip so that they would not get too rowdy Once the seniors got in the gates of the park they were free to go on their own until reloading the bus

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r , W 'Lie Kg , tt Q ! R John Watson, junior, leads the procession around the track during graduation l practice. i sb. my Tit? ' 55:3 f cv: , i n '21-S 1 - li l.. , Y wil t. . 2-fs is-f-iii: ae ggifagy klfelciic at '. fl 1 ,- in Ufzf 'Uh is ichelle Wilson, valedictorian, gives her farewell speech to classmates, teachers and Robin Jeter and Elizabeth Hur forget about the heat by cutting up and making the iarents. best of graduation practice. Student Life 69