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

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Fl Me to the 1979 Coronation Whirlwind Tour of World Ends With Announcement of Favorites Down the aisle ran the master and mistress of ceremony to host the 1979 Coronation Trip Around the World, making four stops representing the classes. In Tahiti students saw the freshman candidates sitting in wicker chairs under a giant mask and palm trees. Above: Will pilot and flight attendant Danny Hindmon and Belinda Stockwell please report for take off, an announcer said on the intercom as the master and mistress of ceremony ran down the aisle to guide the world tour. Right: With trembling knees, sighs of relief and tears of joy, Larry Twardowski and Mary Brymer embrace after being announced Mr. and Ms. Aldine. Cleopatra would have recognized the sophomores at their pyramid set. junior candidates added a romantic aura in a French cafe setting. Seniors in furs and muffs were in Russia in the winter. At the morning performance, Most Popular winners from each class and other senior favorites were announced. Coach Bill Smith was awarded the Roundup Dedication for his work with the football team. Most Beautiful and Handsome students from each class and Mr. and Ms. Aldine, Larry Twardowski and Mary Brymer, were announced at the Saturday evening performance.

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Tin Grins, Fake Eyes Braces and contacts were no longer a big deal. Everywhere you turned there seemed to be a flash of metal or someone blinking con- stantly trying to get used to contacts. Sophomore Greg Goodman said, I hate wearing braces because you can't kiss good. People who wore braces said it really didn't bother them when peo- ple looked at their mouths because it seemed like everyone had them. They also said that they kept in mind that their teeth would be straight soon. Most students who wore braces were especially conscious of their braces after meals because they wor- ried about food being stuck in them. Students who wore braces weren't ridiculed as much as they would have been a few years ago but the nick- names and sayings still popular were tin grin, metal mouth, oh, the brightness, I didn't know you wore braces, and railroad tracks. Students who wore contacts had fewer complaints than those who wore braces. In fact they were in favor of contacts 100 percent. junior Angela Whitton said, Wearing contacts is better than wearing glasses because when you wear glasses you have to take them off to go swimming, and you can't see all of the good looking guys. Freshman Mark Frost said, Con- tacts are better than glasses because when you're out in the rain your glasses get all spotted. People who wore contacts said they didn't mind because no one Could tell they were wearing them. .s' 4 ,Q 4, is ,sl Above: Like any other person who wears a retainer, senior Vicki Timmins removes hers before eating lunch. fo., U ,.fagfarg1. '- , , 14459 www. 'w'f'f'i'5 id? -.5235 . xr' . 9 sv ff? s 'iss iw A V, . w i , ms. t new 4? My ' . Q'