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

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As lndivi Q 2 j...-...,q, y-rvsuq Y ' I . ll .-we ft! - IA Taking a breather, varsity players Reggie Gaddison, senior, Carl McLendon, senior, Clay Hopkins, rowing pains could be felt by all as more and more students enrolled through- out the year. Nevalene Morsbach, school registrar, commented on the growth by saying, I wouldn't mind the growth of students if only we had the buildings and classrooms to put them in. Extra teachers had to be hired and new coaches added. Additional portables duals senior, and Bryce Dial, sophomore, sit on the sidelines before going back into the game. Each member did his had to be built and more classes offered. This exceptional growth resulted in a melting pot of students bringing their talents, knowledge and individuality to the school. Some students especially put forth their talents to achieve awards that required extra hours of work and service. Kelly Drifmeyer, senior, was the first Round Rock band member to achieve four individual part to help the team ir this end of the season victory ovel Westwood 41-31. years of state level recogni- tion for her outstandin music ability on the frencg horn. Barbara Graham senior, was the only hig school student to receive th La Sertoma Youth Servic Award for her dedication t community service an academic excellence. Also seniors Kim Pate and Robi Shear represented th school as National Meri Semi-finalists.

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Freshman are largest class for this year With both of the junior high schools feeding freshmen into one high school, there was a major increase in the number of freshmen this year. The largest class in the school, with 630 students, was described by Kelly Girton as two rivals coming together making their class close. As a member of the freshmen class, Alisha Moses commented, lt's a lot more fun. Therefs more people to talk to and it makes the school year go faster. Despite not having any major pro- jects, the freshman class helped organize other class projects. The fish have assumed quite a bit of responsibili- ty and are very dependable, says Dar- rell Baker. Freshman Darrell Baker works on his homework before his next class. Darrell was the vice presi- dent of the Freshman Class. e N ,if ,V ,f FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Holly McLeod, presidentg Darrell Baker, vice presidentg Christine Walczyk, treasurer, and Amanda Ford, parliamentarian. Holly McLeod, freshman class president, rushes to get ready for class after her athletic period. 142 Freshman Class Officers