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

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? 7,, , Sophomores put together talent show Putting together the two talent show performances took extra efforts from all members of the sophomore class. Lisa Thompson, sophomore, commented, Our class is really close because we all have stuck together since elementary and middle school and watched each other grow up. Besides organizing the annual talent show, the sophomore class also worked together to build a float for this year's Homecoming parade. Unfortunately, the parade was not held due to heavy rains but the floats were still judged and the sophomores took a second place for their float design. Assistant principal David Carlin commented on their ef- forts, They worked very well. Most sophomores agree that they have a pretty special class. The reason why our class is so special is because all of us sophomores make it that way, stated Lisa Larson. Sophomore Wendy Webster talks to her tennis partners Pam Herzik, junior and Janice Stinson, senior, after a hard work out. s ,lf vt' '1 '9 ,H Ria ,Y -in wb? 1 vw I ul M ii 7 8 -i sq Q in 4 kayla? 7 L 'Zig 2 if 5 ' ,- :wh if 35' H ' 1 ' 95' t ,Q vt' 0 . ,M ., f ' 'M' fy, ,A ' r 44.5 ,W , .,'-mx ix. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Angie Cisco, representativeg Wendy Webster secretar ' Shelle Wells re resentative' Julie Harkrider arlia- I , 1 y, y , D ,h ' , P mentarlang Melissa Sears, treasurerg and Leah Rodriguez, president. Julie Harkrider, sophomore, sits through the judging of the talent show. She was selected to be one of the judges who reviewed all the routines before they went on stage. 156 Sophomore Class Officers