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

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aureen McKenna, sophomore, keeps ahead of her opponent in the one mile run. aureen also participated in the two-mile run and the one-mile run. This season was a ugh one for the team, but they hope to do better next season. Theresa McKenna, freshman, strives to pass her Westwood foe while also remaining ahead of a Killeen team member. Theresa was also a long jumper and a member of the mile relay team which ran hard but did not qualify for the regional meet this year. ::1:- if illlllllll 1 .au- Qbb 1 1 '-'re f-1-5-g,. g' :is-., g-.1 are it : Clifford, sophomore, gets her running start in the 200-yard dash and the 400-meter relay. Mahagan par- Dragon Leadership Plaque and Coach Jeanne Cleckler 0 meter relay as Kim Mahagan, sophomore, took in the 400-meter relay and the one mile relay as said that she would have received the Most Inspira- zpares to hand the baton to her. Clifford also ran the well as the long jump. She also received the Lady tional Runner Award if they had given one. Sports 81

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80 Sports Varsity improves but young stars miss Regionals We had a young team this year and did not carry more than eight ladies on the var- sity team, said Jeanne Cleckler, coach of the girls' track team. This year's team consisted of Theresa McKenna, freshman, 400-meter relay, 800- meter relay, long and triple jumps, mile relay, Maureen McKenna, sophomore, one and two mile, mile relay, Kim Mahagan, sophomore, 400-meter relay, 800-meter relay, mile relay, long jump, Sharon Fowler, sophomore, shot put, Liz Clifford, sophomore, 200-yard dash, 400-meter relay, 800-meter relay, Robyn Hirsch, junior, 400-meter relay, 800-meter relay, Debbie Traber, junior, 400-meter relay, 800-meter relay, shot put. Although no one qualified for regionals this year, Our younger ladies and varsity improved with their efforts at each meet they attended, said Cleckler. The Lady Dragons came in seventh place at the district meet, eleventh at Leander, seventh at Del Valle and tenth at the RRISD track meet. Kim Mahagan received the Lady Dragon Leadership Plaque and I would say she was the Most Inspirational, said Cleckler. ff we 6 '44 Theresa McKenna, freshman, takes her turn in the 800-meter relay which requires a 200-meter run by each of the four team members. Liz Clfford, sophomore, squeezes every inch of energy yard dash. This was a great effort by Clifford, from her body to give her Killeen opponent a run for it did not qualify her for regionals. This year RRHS her position. Clifford placed a close second in the 200- a young track team. 2 , 3 QKBQ!iMl1lI1X1l-ll--la I V t V it fm., A . .L , N , ,X 'W . I , . l . l 2 l , L '. , ,L 4 , I 1 LADY DRAGON TRACK TEAM: fFirst Rowj Laura Hemandez, Noelle O'Sickey, Melissa Sears, Karin Traber, Samantha Mercer, Adriane Harris, Laura Hernandez, Denise Wilson fSecond Rowl Vicky Chapa, manager: Christina DeLaRosa, Jo Ellen LaFrance, Shelley Inman, Sonia Dawson, Stephanie Dugger, Melissa Hernandez, Valorie Giarrusso, Shaun- da Bullock, Deena Bielecki, Terri Hammock, Lisa Cor- ona, manager Q'l'hird Row, Brenda Zimmerman, stu- dent trainerg Tammy Guajardo, Dana Schneider, A drea Ellis, Lisa Payne, Adrienne Gardner, Maurer McKenna, Kim Mahagan, Debra Traber, Belins Jackson, Robyn Hirsch, Theresa McKenna, Angie l man fFourth Bowl Leigh Stevens, Terri Jean, Jennif McCarroll, Martha DeLeon, Heather McDevitt, Liz Cl ford, Debbie Huggett, Sharon Fowler, Trina Boton Susan Stockdal, Cindy Mueller, Carla Noren, Meredi Martindale, Sherry Summers, Patty Lurvey.

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82 Sports Holmes sets pace with new record The junior varsity and freshman track teams placed strongly in their District meets. With outstanding performances by Albert Gaitan in the 3200 meter run, Berry Earl in the long jump and Kent Gafford in the high jump, the boys JV track team placed seventh in district. Strong performances were also turned in by Greg Guerrero in the 400-meter dash, Allen Bond in the 3200-meter run and Kevin Brewer in the discus competition. For the freshman track team, Adrian Holmes set a district record by clearing 6' 4 in the high jump. Darrell Cardosa placed third in the pole vault as did Robert Glenn in the 1600-meter run and 800-meter run. James McGregor also placed in the 100- meter dash and finished fifth in the long jump. In the 200-meter dash Manuel Orona finished fifth in the 3200-meter run. A.C. Morales finished sixth, and Todd Latham and David Long finished fourth and sixth, respectively, in the shotput. X 'G ...lisa- Kent Gafford, sophomore, walks back over to Coach Andy Moldenhauer for a bit of constructive criticism after his turn at the high jump while another contestant stretches. I We 4 www ,,,,,L,, ,,V,, . , ,, ff A 'hvw,..., .JW Tommy McCorkle, junior, prepares to hurl the discus as additional strength in the arms as well as in the leg far as possible during an after school practice. This Discus throwers also need good coordination and timi event is one of the more difficult ones since it requires to throw the discus. 1 a,'4ffP , ' ..fff f T' V' , ' ii: K , V V, g Q VM 21 ' ' , ' A K Av 5 an f 'if JE l I X K Mt W is , ,Q ' .e ye ,, :M ., , f ' JV teammates. This time with other schools gives 1 athletes an opportunity to relate to each other or social level in addition to the competition. Kent Gafford talks with a member of Killeen's track team in between his events. Since there is usually a lapse of time between events, team members have a chance to mingle with other runners as well as their own