Aldine High School - Round Up Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Number of Contests 1 1 5 K f L, 1' i ' ff - Delbert Nave and Geneva Spear try to obtain perfection on the clarinet as S drums. , -l , g l i i 5 2 2 i l l I g S ' Y F l T L 5 2 1 5 l i - E Q 5 1 ' 2 - I fi .,g 2 E l , qi! , .46 haron Simkins plays the l, i Cynthia Jones, Barbara Wiegelt, Candy Davis, Marlene Ferguson. Fourth row: Delbert Nave, Geneva Spear, .loan Williams Denise Charles Ballard, Athony Regusa, George Tuthill, Libby Burtner, Lee Spear, Steve Fulton, James Ramsey, Norman Saenz, Pete Tucker Ron Ben Wooly, Sharon Simkins, Lynn Gearhardt, Richard Nollen, Delbert Swanson. Charles Hickman, Terry Enloe, Mark Ferguson, Richard Tuthill, David Hoffman, Cathy Parker, Jimmy Clausson, Harold Woolery

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Symphonic Bond Participates n Aldine's Symphonic Band began practic- ing marching and playing two weeks betore school started. During the half-time at toot- ball games the band performed with the Maiorettes and Vaqueras. On October T2 they attended the Band Day at the Universi- ty of Houston. The Marching Band Contest was held on November l5. The Christmas Concert by the Band highlighted the month of December. Early in the year the band at- tended the UIL contest. They brought home many honors this year such as awards in Solo and Ensemble, All District, All Region, All Area, and Glenna Hall was the band member who placed in the All State Band. They ended the year by participating in the Buchaneer Festival in Corpus Christi and by performing two spring band concerts. The members of the 1969-l97O Symphonic Band were First row left to right Teresa Kirsch Lynn Williams Candy Maloney Sheri Nora Spivey, Lee Thomas. Second row: Buddy Peak Glenna Hall Charlene Barclay Jean Hagood Janet Young Pam Title Caron Hay nette Upton, Georgi Pardoe, Andrea Rice Third row Robin Craig Cathy Buzbee Debbie Craig Diane Anderson James Atkinson John mage, David Williams, Glen Powell, Stetannie Aaron Julian Sanchez Bob Bostwick Ennie Hickman Debbie Davis Thomas Ferguson l52

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For the second time in a row, the band was split into two maior divi- sions. They were the A Band or Symphonic Band, and the B Band or Concert Band. Fifty-one mem- bers took part in the Concert Band. Mr. Morris Atkins was the director forthe Concert Band. The purpose tor the two bonds was to work with a smaller number of people to ob- tain perfection on their instru- ments. The Concert Band this year par- ticipated in the same activities as the Symphonic Band, except tor the Buchaneer Festival in Corpus Christi. They have also participat- ed in a Christmas Concert and two spring band concerts. They spent long hours of practice and devoted much of their time to out-of-school activities. Concert Band Practice 3 1 ?L U 4' -o 4 ' Q M 3 'im Linda Anderson, Sandra Topping, and Nora Spivey, di- rected by Mr. Atkins, find that playing at pep rallies is we The members ot the l969'l97O Concert Band were as follows: First row: Gail Edwards, Terry Massey, Kathy Tupper, Melanie Gray, Sandra Topping. Second row: Carolyn Allen, Gorden Mobley, Robyn Coleman, Sandi Frey, Diana Riddle, Marty Goodwin, Sue Nycom, Linda Anderson, Sharon Tupper, Jerry Bolden, Sharon Pilken- ton, Laurie Redonet. Third row: Linda Montgomery, Vick- ie Richardson, Carolyn Guyer, Mark Williams, Euell Ar' nold, Ralph Brown, Bobby Armstrong, Mat Guteriez, Charles Swearer, David Pope, James Whitehead, Lee Wood, Robbie Harrington, Daniel Bolden, Alvin Walker, Wayne Neely, Robert Guteriez. Fourth row: Fred Shawn,