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

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hpaf V5 H0055 0F HAIR ' Perms ' Creative Cuts ' Coloring By Pat Schneider, Genevieve Bujnoch or Michelle Chittim 304 W. Main st. 244-3833 X 'iv' Q: Q .33 . .gb .8 Cb' QSNQ' O O0 GK QQQQ Audrey Alkire, junior, checks out a customer at H.E.B. She is only one of a number of students who work at the soon-to-be H.E.B. Super Store. 110 West Taylor Round Rock, Texas 255-2578 5 Moore, senior, straightens the merchandise while on the job at Bealls was one of several new stores added to the community this New businesses hit Roun The number of new businesses in Round Rock has sent cash registers ring- ing. In the last two years alone, Round Rock has ac- quired five new shopping centers, each containing 10- 15 stores, five food fran- chises, and a discount mall. Still to come is a new Wendy's to be located by the post office, the expansion of H.E.B. to a Super Store, the relocation of Winn's on Highway 79 and another new shopping center in place of the old 2-Jis restaurant. This is quite a change for a little country town which had one H.E.B. and a single Dairy Queen eight years ago. The most popular shop- ping in this fast-paced urban d Rock town this year seemed to be clothes and accessory shop- ping. Many Round Rock High School students could be found roaming the halls of the Outlet Mall of America any day of the week. There were a variety of stores with almost every type of mer- chandise available. The most popular stores seemed to be Hit or Miss, Clothes Em- porium, Cap Tree, Bruce Allen Bags and the Make-up Factory Outlet. I like Beallsf' commented Angie Cisco, sophomore, because they have quality clothes that are in fashion for less. Whatever the case, Round Rock is no longer the little town in the country' it used to be. Advertising 227

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