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

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DECA Right: DECA ll student William Turner staples the coupon hooks as they are assembled. Below: Teachers Genie Renaudin and Connie Sta' yinoha take advantage of the luncheon given by 5 DECA II students in appreciation for the use of the homemaking department coffee pot each week. if NJ is s y .. 1'.7I 2o'5kv , ,,,,..a,l '4 1. , Nw- X Maj! hi ty 0 lx Above: To support the bi-district football champi- Ash and Lisa Underwood prepare sliced oranges to be given to the football players during halftime ons, DECA Il members Iennifer Whiteman, leanne - t

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Below: DECA II members Karen Douglas, Donna Left: DECA ll member Robin McCabe serves one Roy and Terri Sides show off the I. G. Hailey of the teachers during the teacher appreciation award that was presented to the club for its out- Iuncheon, standing service. ,e,i . T, ' A i A .M rf 2 f 2 'ii may ,k 2 V ,it Q .. K x..-. -it 1 ,, . , is 'BK 2, ' .L l ,rf . . g li s .V ' 'A A T X it 5 1:4 WWW Above: Designed and sold by DECA members, coupon books, being assembled by the members, is the major money-making project. Left: DECA Il Front Row: V. Luksa lseol, L. Under- wood lv, presl, sponsor I. Georgiana, K. Douglas ltreasl and T. Sides lpresj. Second Row: S. loseph, C. Goad, R. McCabe, R. Parr, M, Wyrick, R. Alfaro and T. Hollenburg. Third Row: K. Sanfhez, W. Turner, Y. Yosko, 1, Hackett, I. Ash, D. Roy, S. Meyer and K. lanak. Fourth Row1 S. Sober, D. Wil- lis, S. Sluder, I, Whiteman, K. Moore, R. Stegent and D. Benestante. Fifth Row: A. james, B. Stokely, S. Riley, C. Mfllugle, S. Kendall, D. Shepard, S. Miller and T. lohnson.

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Below: After working on the senior bulletin board to be entered at regional contest Annette Bowen and Susan Schilhab finish the project after many .S om fqggfi ' J' . - Q 'xxx' Q Q lilE HMB lf NGW T0 i 5. as , W t,: qi . , --...,. ia ' 0 lk A Wx-,,.,e -W- 'I ,r -f. Above: Selling B-craft gifts for club funds, Rhonda White shows business teacher Pat Todd the gifts in the kit. I' 'N -.li-...,l :' F fm Above: Whatnumber was lasks Sherri Cra- ham as Gigngger.Wilson adds another link to the freshrnanisiyiiriit-chain, sponsored by OEA. Sixty members of the Office Educa- tion Association devoted theirytime and ideas to serve the school. Durin gChrist- mas the OEA members ioi'nedi several other vocational classes to entertain children at Lane'Center. The students - .made Christmas ornaments for teachers lduring Christmas, presented the teachfg liters with apples at the first of they welcome them baclctand sponsored?iSZafrg- ious other projectsQfgQfifZQjif,:5..ff J For a fund raisiijgilproject, candlesg make-up bags, calendars, T-shirt trans-S fersland other items from the B-craft kit were sold. From the B-craft sales! approximately 52,700 was raised. Fromf the OEA sponsored spirit chain contest, proceeds of S150 was donated to the schooltor trees and thegremaining money was distributed to the classes. During National OEA Weelgteachers observed the work of the students dur- ing a teacher receptionQ5.QffSftQ.ude.nt.s learned to work office matflfifiiifesland develop office skillsfor theiirisenior office careerzj-.'jififf3'l .