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

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icloriou 'Go Rock Go! Go Rock Go! The xwd thundered its spirit from the inds, vibrating their seats, standing d watching unblinking as the Jreboard ticked away the final :onds and then flashed yet another :tory against the crosstown rivals vm the West, the Warriors. Determined from the beginning of the ar to get the bell back in Dragon ter- ory, seniors and underclassmen alike ed up to make this one of the best rs at Round Rock High. ictories in volleyball, football, sketball, baseball, gymnastics, track d even competitions such as drill am, one-act play and journalism owed the Dragons' burning spirit and du Y . get-J' sv' f l F2-. 17 I .,, , 4, K A ,f elf . lint! A' i Q? , ,nga to do their very best. pride glowed bright maroon all long as everyone did their part to the bell and build a winning ion. s finished their final year with of pride in the accomplishments they and their underclassmen had been able to achieve. again, the Dragons had proved they could make a difference. Round Rock students and parents stand and cheer on the Lady Dragon volleyball team at the state championship playoffs held at the University of Texas in Austin. M Lynette Brubaker, senior, gives her little sister Rala Brubaker, sophomore, a lov- ing hug after Rala receives an excellent score at the state gymnastics meet. Todd Brown, senior, and Peter Beltran, junior, congratulate each other after defeating the Westwood Warriors 6-4 in a Dragon district championship victory. ff' f' Making a Difference 237

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Senior basketball player Todd Morrow victoriously removes the net as his 5 n classmates cheer him on after the Dragon netters scalped the Warriors in , a 56-52 victory. 2 S fr i Spirited Dragonettes show the photographer who is number one after l ' E their excellent performance at the state driil team finals in Houston 5 S where they received all I's andasweepstakes title. . Ut- . I ' l '-,bf-7 'J 1 as J X' Q vi ' Q W I K , gbklj1.: X K x ' is .Q C2 Q9 ..,M' l ff Excited Dragon football players Greg Horn, Coach Doug Ethridge celebrates the victory in the riors, 41-31, bringing the bell back to Round sophomore, and Scott Jones, sophomore, laugh as locker room after the Dragons wasted the War- High School after a two-year stay at Westwood 236 Making a Difference

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Freshman Charmaine Edwards sports a medieval tunic during the CVAE Food Service's Renaissance luncheon while Mrs. Phyllis Edmison visits wtih Mrs. Joan Hall. Sophomores Carl Wilkinson and Roy Perez stare in wonder at the artwork on display in the student center. Several of the advanced art members placed very well at competition. l .J . i P if S . is N2 E i x -,-..... flli N . K9 N Q 6 1 f Y X in X X Jw, .gm 1 D The Academic Decathlon team gave students a areas. Tom Foster, one of the team's two coaches, during the Academic Pursuit assembly chance to display their knowledge in a variety of reads a question while the panel listens attentively team competed against the faculty. 238 Making a Difference