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

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Many students took advantage of the lunch hour to work. Joey Rettinger and Shanalee McAuliff, the student center despite the commotion of tl visit with friends or catch up on unfinished home- sophomores, share a serious conversation in noontime crowd. ggi, K-7' Sally Skaudys Vicki Skinner Margaret Smith Marlo Smith Stacy Smith Tricia Smith Thad Spalding Dennis Stacy 'i r- rr Z, 'f 'V ,M f ,f , Jason Stall Laura Stanton Leigh Stevens Mike Stevens Denise Stewart Susan Stockdal Sam Stone Jeff Stublar ex-sv Candice Sturgill Terry Sullivan Joy Sutton Michele Swartzbaugh Cynthia Swayze Keri Swope Nicholas Tanguma Jackie Tasker Y? Tw? Donna Taylor Richard Taylor Tracy Taylor Maria Theologos Jeff Theim Sandy Thomas Lisa Thompson Dianne Tietjen 166 Sophomores

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Juniors lucky in fundraising for class prom It is because we are all so different that we are all so special, said Stacey Sanders, junior English teacher, quoting a card she read at one time. She said that the card described the junior class perfectly. She also said that this class pulls in strangers more easily and makes them a part of what is going on. Luck must have been on the side of the juniors when deciding on how to raise money for the prom. Since selling raffle tickets was considered illegal, the class found itself in a jam. But then we got a lucky break, said Kevin Lee, junior class president. A bank, hoping for some publicity, gave a party and the junior class was able to sell tickets and raise money. It went over real good, said Lee. We raised more money for the prom this year than in the past cou- ple of years. Another way of earning money was to gather at the opening of Jack Brown Cleaners. Five hundred dollars was rais- ed at the ribbon cutting. This class is more excited about spirit,', said Sanders. During the chain link contest the junior class got very in- volved. Although they did not win, they came very close. I think our attitude rubbed off on the teachers, concluded Lee. Junior class officers Kevin Lee, president and Liz Swaverly, vice-president, sell the first Christmas Gala ticket to Interim Superintendent Alice Brown. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: William Herr- ington, Rachelle Bellman, Liz Johnson, Liz Swaverly and Kevin Lee , During the class officer election assembly, junior class officer candidates anxiously await their turn to speak. 168 J unior Class Officers