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

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Dedication shows in squads' efforts Providing spirit throughout the year, Round Rockis cheerleaders were anything but undedicated. The cheerleaders performed at every pep rally, cheered the teams at athletic events, fired up the student body, covered the school with colorful and motivating banners and were a symbol of the increasing enthusiasm at Round Rock High School. In preparation for their year, the var- sity cheerleaders attended a summer cheerleading camp which was held in San Marcos under the sponsorship of the United Cheerleading Association KUCAJ. In competition, which was held nightly, the cheerleaders were rated from good to superior. The squad was ?HHl!5fll5E!E!iE9Wfii - , i x 15,1 ,mommy flaw f, 'N- VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: tBottom Rowj Stephanie Dugger, Tasha Smith 9 tSecond Rowj Meg Barbini, Cindy Olson, Rachelle Bellmang tThird Rowj Sandra Hrna, Laura Duke, Shelley Kruemcke . FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS: QBottom Rowj Heidi Boerst 5 iSe- cond Rowl Ericka Dotson, Lori Purtle, Whitney Taylor 3 QThird Rowl Missy Cochran 3 tFourth Row! Hope Carter. 82 Cheerleaders awarded for being the most improved out of the 150 squads participating. They also won 33300 in a fall competition held at Barton Creek Mall. Referring to the Varsity group, Cathye Fuchs, sponsor, said, This year's squad was the most exceptional group that l have taught in ten years. Awards were given out to the cheerleaders in recognition of their hard work and enthusiasm. Cindy Olson, senior, received an award for being the most improved member of the squad. Meg Barbini, senior, earned the most spirited award. Head cheerleader Tasha Smith, senior, was honored for her dedication and received the best all around award. 5, 34-85 MASCOTS: Tiny Barsby and Jennifer Pickerin The girls took turns acting as mascot. ' till I

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Starting off a new tradition, seniors Brad Crecilius, Craig Collinsworth, Matt McCullough and Kevin Norman are the 1984-85 Dragonette Escorts. This was the first year the Dragonettes had official escorts. Dragonettes Jennifer Prater, sophomore, and Carol Gothard, junior, sit all bund-led up during a football game. They were not able to perform because of injuries. it 'M' w ,SW R001 7 25 if + -QYQGONETTES V if .- , ,aw 'ragonettes Kim Ellis, senior, Ann Mclintire, Shear, senior, Cindy Daugherty, junior, Shelly fight song. The Dragonettes supported all Dragon ,aphomoreg Leisha Braswell, sophomore, Robin O'Neal,junior, and Trae Atchison,junior, singthe teams attending games, and pep rallies. Dragonettes 81

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JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: 1Bottom Rowl Michele Platzer QSecond Rowj Wendy Grant, Trina Hunn, Melissa Sears fBack Rowj Vicki Chapa and Laura Correa . Cheerleaders stay long hours after school prepar- ing spirit signs to hang in the field house, the girls gym and the student center. is.-eg,-as 'sv+,,N CQ- fu 7 x f' r . 1 K our ii 'H X 2 Cheerleaders join in and sing the Alma Mater cheerleaders were faithful about attending nearly many hours making signs and promoting student while congratulating the Lady Dragons over their all varsity games for both the girls and boys teams interest in the sports. Their last big activity of the win against the Westwood Warriors. The varsity whether at home or away. The girls also spent year was the Spring Fling dance. Cheerleaders 83