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

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Susan Stokdal, sophomore, and Natalie Mueller, junior, have a serious conversation as the crowd mills around in the stands. Cheering for the Dragon team, junior Staci Kropp and sophomores Lisa Larson and Leah Rodriguez show their spirit. Having her ankles taped by team manager Tina Jordan, senior, Carla Noren, junior, waits patient- ly before the beginning of the game. - ' ww, ,. 7,7 W. W N :A 1 ' 1 ,I Rachel Tovarez Michelle Tripp Erik Ulland Shann Valk Nicole Van Liew Richard Varner Raiiv Vrudhula Gradv Wallac 4.5 'T 5 75 , N -1 3 ' ' V? Z Ron Warren Christine Watkins Judy Wellington Chris Wenmoth Tammy Wernli Brian Wheelis Pam Whitley Christine Whit 178 Juniors

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Seniors noted for closeness Cooperating with one another as a class, 1985 seniors made a difference! In 1981, due to overcrowding, the high school and middle school were both divided into two separate schools. One class, this year's seniors, then freshmen, entered high school that year, survived both splits and remained intact. Because this group's origin dates back several years, they have a special closeness that has bound them together. They were a very close group, recalled Gretelle Ekvall, freshman English teacher, They worked well together, supported one another, they were almost like all one person. This closeness enabled the class to en- dure several sudden changes they had to face this year including the construc- tion, new school policies and the aban- donment of senior privileges such as the parking lot, exemptions from second- semester tests and the week off for graduation preparation. We adapted well and made ad- justments, said Clay Hopkins, senior class president, I think we made the changes work to our advantage. Though they had to adjust to new situations, outstanding senior spirit made the class' last year together the best year. I've seen the seniors unify and become one unit this year, said Hopkins, I hope we can keep up this unity long after graduationf' Seniors Chris Smith and Karen Cannady give their class picture order forms to cheerleader Shelley Kruemcke . SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: QBottom Rowl Jennifer Simpson nifer Bostur, Jenny Ford, Clay Hopkins, QSecond Rowl Cindy Olson, Morales, Janice Stinson, KTop Rowj Tasha Smith and Kim Rodriguez . Senior Susan Sledge poses on the front lawn for the photographer after ing class officer pictures. Susan was elected to serve as class treasurer in fall elections sponsored by the Student Council. 180 Senior Class Officers eil ms .au- S