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

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fluid, , f.,' m The Pegasus Award, the Homecoming ,i spirit award, was presented to the sen- ior class, and each class duchess was announced. The band played the Elvis Presley hit Love Me Tender while Kim Foster was crowned the 1978 Home- coming Queen. Aldine won the game 40-9. Students and alumni danced to the music of Street Wise in the cafeteria after the game. Round tables with blue checked table cloths were gathering places for dancers to rest, visit and eat. 1 'lf 47 , . 'fl 1. J ,,,V,3,-if i ff ,A .11,4f1,r:4,.acura... 5, , I, f I. M' , ' ,, , , , I , ,jj L54 A C! left: Twirlers and Vaqueras Eifties music provided bythe band at halftime. . .. .3 7' fix V' V l P ' . 1' l . ,, l Left: THE ROYAL COURT Front Row: Senior Duchess Suzanne Colburn, lunior Duchess Patti Patterson, Homecoming Queen Kim Foster, Sophomore Duchess Debbie Ford, Senior Duch' 4, - fffjfff , . A' If K ,, S , . , S T S Below: ln pink poodle skirt, rolled up blue jeans andfigreased hair, lill Pierce and David Elizalde ,Adress for Fifties Day. T. V . 1 , ,-yr A ,gif -. G3a1f2'f2fZ'f V J 1 ess lulie Massey and Freshman Duchess Linda Elizalde. ESCORTS Second Row: Craig Elliot, Kenneth Tullis, Roy Cathey, Richie Brown, Wayne Fuller and Tracy Brown G lttteeeeet L, rf. 1 ki il si

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