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

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Coach praises inexperienced swim team This year the swim team was made up of mostly freshmen, they had only one senior. The inexperience of the squad led to some difficulty and unfor- tunate disqualifications early in the R 'A' I W.. year, but the team really came together . 'si' JM' rf. , at the end of the season. Of course we rw-f ' r didn't have the numbers the other QS, ef. teams had, namely Temple and Westwood, but considering the workout conditions and other adversities faced this year, each and every swimmer did an excellent job, commented Coach John Struck. The most valuable member of the boys team was David Robinson, freshman. He won most of the events that he entered throughout the season and he placed sixth at Regionals in the 100-yard breaststroke competition. On the girls team, Karen Robinson, junior, was named most valuable member. She was a state qualifier her sophomore year and undefeated for the season this year. The most improved members were Tol r . Kincaid, sophomore, for improving con- sistently over the year and Kelly Sherer, freshman, who dropped her swimming times consistently all year in the freestyle competition. David Robinson, freshman, swims his final lap to earn one of his many victories in the breaststroke competition this year. Q 5 -SWIM TEAM: tBottom Rowj Mike Koch, Greg Jensen, Mike Katana, Tol Kincaid, David Robinson, Darrel Baker, Edward Powell. tTop Row! Connie Whitney, Kierstin Kile, Andrea Kaan, Ann Lesko, Coach John Struck, Maggie Spahn, Mary Ann Motloch, Kelly Sherer, Karen Robinson. Coach John Struck advises Jenny Grudowski, sophomore, as to how she can improve her stroke to get a faster time. Getting the fastest time possible is what all swimmers strive for in their competitions. 126 Swim team Qian 4-w P'

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Mike Young, sophomore, just misses a birdy attempt and has to settle for par at a golf game. The golf team spent seventh period every day on local courses. Senior Craig Radl, a member of the varsity golf team, prepares to sink the last putt of the day at Lago Vista during an after school practice. augfynf-M Vwwaypaivra 44 if tatttt tt if I- 2 f Q, t V 1 .-'A we r 5 ' 5 if VARSITY GOLF: QBottom Rowl Susan Rolls, Dana Briggs, Robin Han- na, Tom Cassin, Robert Becker, John Reyes, fSec0nd Rowl Rusty Peter- son, Jim Rolls, Eddie Cheek, Todd Heath, Ken Pfeifferg 1Top Rowl Mike Young, Biff Kuykendall, Larry Loveday, Coach Tom Taylor. Senior Larry Loveday powers a drive down the fairway for a distance of 285 yards during team tryouts for the upcoming spring tournaments. Golf 125

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H M Mike Katana, sophomore, takes a quick lead-off in the 100-yard medley relay at San Marcos. Round Rock won this event over San Marcos Academy. Kelly Sherer, freshman, makes her best time in the backstroke competition in San Marcos. Despite being new to the team, Kelly did very well improving her times for both the backstroke and freestyle competitions. . J. , l ,1 'Qi fi' f . A , , -TM, . 5 I . Q K, . 4 ' f , ,, ,J v.,, trk, v - ar is if f,,, ff H I ' . ' M r- 'wwffsf' M, - ff ,. i Z ,wer . ...W .. aww Y ,,y., ,M . TZ' V. .Mgr .,., I I . K In , . Ld., gt, 3, . K' '- f ,espn if W , A , +I , Hgfif 4 'A , ' , 1 ' .f '1 a, ,,..f ' ' H' J. w . --wma f'-' hw-,.f1f mgmi - ' 9 'CW' .ff ' A . ' I ' 2 :N lgm ,, .lv , Q fa .4 . W7 1 gt- - - i ' , J s. . , ' .s.v.fig:k vr ' 'S+' .K , 1 -5153.5-Q' X , N r W A Q L- r ' 1' . A 4 3 1 S M. . r . . as v s se ss as to 'g'1.uxw.ss, Q'-F' v M W ' is - . A 'Ui K ' . ss4 lefihS.ii'i?Q .ag -V... nn Lesko, senior, swims the 100-yard butterfly first place in three meets throughout the year. In put in long hours of practice at the pool in roke at the district meet. The girls team won order to pull off these victories, the girls had to Georgetown. Swim team 127