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

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Students prefer Austin hangouts As the weekend approach- ed students looked forward to going out. Sometimes with friends, sometimes on dates. No matter what, many students made their way into Austin for entertainment. Most students found Round Rock lacking in places to go. We usually don't stay in Round Rock because it can get boring with no place to go, said Tim Taylor, junior. Those who did stay in Round Rock went to friends' houses for parties or the SP- JST hall for dancing. We like to go to SP because it is fun and you can meet a lot of new people, said Lisa Lar- son, sophomore. For those who went into Austin, the main attraction students cruised up and down the street watching their contemporaries. Sixth Street was well-known by all for its unique restaurants, culture and unusual celebra- tions. On Halloween, some students even worked down on Sixth Street at the March of Dimes K-98 haunted house. Other popular Austin sites where the students could be found hanging out was at the movie theaters. The most popular one with Round Rock students was Nor- thcross Six at Northcross Mall. That's the best movie theater because all schools go there and you can meet new people, says Amy Cov- ington, sophomore. A popular couple, Krista Schooley and Danne Cranor, seniors, do things together when they go out, even grocery shopping at the was East Sixth Street, where Safeway' 000 .dint ,...., .. o'.,.--'FALL 1 '00 . .. .. Congratulat1ons . ' E... The Best Pizza In Town! Honest. 0 Mun: PLACE rug Rick and Kay Henderson 2 QS?-Y Yum, mm FUN, 63547. . I 0 2 aw Tater' , Q 13- Au you 4 Q mg .4oU'wS X can eat . 3 pxajome Sao Plziasrand 1 3 la All - Buffet f , X N . you . f : san iam , M, ---- --., Tv a e i sau? ja, ..--f:if L,b' in I 2 Triifiday HEQQJV 44 2 TSE? A ' in l' . oun oc an - 9 3' - 'Z' 99? i K..-Q E R g5s.48:7P' ' C d25:-61:0Pl s- 'izi' 6 oooooooooo. ,noone kms 1', 'i S 3 f' 'Q 5 50. 'l '13 2 1 ' .f 0 go' X f ass M iff X kQ j . 255-1789 13055 Qsegeoagggi Blvd. 220 Advertising