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

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Gymnasts win second All-American The girls varsity gymnastics team was regional Division I champion for the fourth year in a row and they also made All-American Gymnastics Team for the second consecutive year. The season went great this year although we had only one senior varsity letterman returning. Diane Krueger, senior, had to quit because of back pro- blems. The group was young with one junior, three sophomores and three freshmen on the varsity team. They finished their fifth undefeated year in regular season meets and have never been beaten in their own gym, com- mented Coach Brandy Haney. The B team added to the program was an experiment. These students were more skillful than the junior varsity team, but not ready for varsity. Coach Haney, who felt it did not work well said the program would not be continued next year. This year's most valuable gymnast was Rala Brubaker, sophomore, and most improved was Missy Cochran, sophomore. Sandra Hrna, junior, receiv- ed the team leadership award, Dragon of the Year award and was team captain. The team motto was The team score is the most important and if we all fight for the highest team score we can-the individual awards will come! Heidi Boerst, freshman, flies through the air and lands on the beam in a routine performed in the Dragon gymnastics gym. as W .39 . , X. no 1 i e X XX Coach Brandy Haney gives the varsity girls a pep talk before a local meet. The girls have never been defeated in their own gym, where they spend long hours before school practicing. VARSITY GIRLS GYMNASTICS: QBottom Rowl Missy Cochran, Heidi Boerstg fSecond Rowl Terri Douglas, Sandra Hrna, Sally Casey, 1Top Row! Coach Brandy Haney, Michelle Platzer, Julie Schmidt imanagerj, Rala Brubaker, Natalie Mueller. 118 Girls Gymnastics jug. 1 ,Aww ar ,. ,az

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if i Nick Hazel, sophomore, performs on the rings at a local gymnastics meet. Hazel was the most im- proved member of the varsity boys gymnastics WR-wifi JUNIOR VARSITY BOYS Juarez, Evan Roberts, iSecond Row! Brad Blankenship, Steve Southerland, Robert Moore, Robby Johnson, Joe Cook, lThird Rowj James Ledbetter, Roger Pelfry, Coach David Diehl, Bobby Boyd, David Rarnpyg QTop Row! Rudy Ortegon, Chris Devaney, James Burrows. GYMNASTICS: QBottom Row! Jose team according to Coach David Diehl. The varsity long hours of practice. The Dragon teams were team earned the title of Texas High School Gym- forced to practice in the morning as Westwood nastics Region III Division Champions after many gymnasts used the facilities after school. re ar 3' , X t la., VARSITY BOYS GYMNASTICS: QBottom Row! Bruce Moore, Jeff Fowler, lSecond Rowj Gil Dean, Shannon Dowell, James Prosiseg QTop Rowl Matt Barbini, Nick Hazel, Coach David Diehl, Charlie Worden, Todd McKee. Boys Gymnastics 117

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IIRLS GYMNASTICS B TEAM: 1Bottom Row! Coach Brandy Haney, Susan Baggsg QTop Row! Ann McEntire, Alicia Braswell, Angie Iisco. ,f- .4 E the team. Casey, sophomore, warms up with Coach Brandy Haney's help before erforms her routine for the judges. Casey was one of three sophomores Sandra Hrna,junior, strives to achieve the perfect bar. Achieving the perfect form the judges are form as she brings herself over the lower parallel looking for takes many hours of practice. f . 'fmzf i. 72w31fE5222,2fz'7f, y , i ilu ll W Wi K L ,Qc ia 1 ' f sf: , - ky V Rala Brubaker, sophomore, concentrates on the bar as she performs her routine in the Dragon gym. Brubaker was chosen as most valuable gymnast on the team. if 'Wh U. V I, ,aff nl. A ' ff ' V fi wi iiuifii il Q V i f 4 ffvi ' ig, bf, ,f M -fiflifg ,rf , 2-av' JV GIRLS GYMNASTICS: QBottom Rowb Terri Douglas, Karen Barnesg QSecond Rowj Brenda Parker, Paula Aaron, Patricia Fitzgerald, Vicky Chapa, Hope Carter, 1Third Row! Tammy Thorp, Erica Dotson, Jen- nifer Burklow, Coach Brandy Haney, Whitney Taylor, Tamela Nunn, Pam Torresg QTop Rowl Karen Tidman, Stormy Weiken, Linda Llamas. Girls Gymnastics 119