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

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J, -9 Z2 .Bl L Left: Demonstrating a lab in physics, Eric Oakland tests for the coefficient of the linear expansion of a copper rod, Below: Ricky Smalley works a typical equation in elementary analysis. EA. is a requirement for tak- ing calculus in college which Ricky plans to do. 'Wa K Above: Hold up your prefix, Mr. Gerald Wes- brook said to his fourth period study skills class as they study prefixes fortheir finals. Left: Because of his interest in becoming a CPA, Donald Walker takes his work in Bookkeeping ll seriously. ZW - 4+ is W. xy X . 4 ,i ff , X X 5-.::f fr: Q Y . 5 --s- sg 'i ex x. xx X.-X 39

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ork lust Beginning To prepare for college, some students began as soon as they entered high school. There were a number of advanced classes available to those interested such as: trigonometry, chemistry, humanities, individual studies, art, etc. There were many advantages and disadvantages to taking advanced classes. One advantage is that you get more grade points. - Dennis Gray A disadvantage is that you go a lot faster you cant skip as much. You miss one day and you fall behind. -lorge Gorjon lWhen asked why that class was chosenl just to prepare myself for college because I heard it lchemistryl was harder in college Robin Drummond Below Aldine was one of two high schools chosen from Texas to participate in the Model United Nations seminar in New York Seniors researched assigned topics before their trip in March Front Row Tammy Raymond Nancy Hodgerson lody Black and james Sandoz Second Row Ray Cookus Dan Inman and Danny Hindmon Third Row Sponsor Mrs Pam Bertone Sandra Timm Robin Martin lo Lynn Victor leff Davis Mary Brymer lohn jackson Don Hernandez Mary Ng Susan Spence ludy Crasso and Suzanne Colburn 7V,u,Xvmr . 7NS.vs Nu- K ,F . LAI

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Classes today are more specialized to meet stu dent needs on all levels The new English as a second language resource class was offered to students who were learning English and needed help in the classroom with vocabulary One resource class was geared to students with classes gave additional help in academic achieve ment We ve all got the same problem and we all fight it together Valerie Daut The best thing about the resource room is that the teachers are so understanding and fun about the work john Cart Right: Using a talking calculator Mark Marshall works on a math assignment in the visually impaired resource room, l Personalized physical problems, particularly visual, while other L1 Ai.u.fa: -it-mfr! Above: ALDlNE'S SPECIAL OLYMPIC TEAM Front Row: Edward Davis, William Baggett and Robert Huggins. Second Row: Mrs. jefferson lcoachl, William Taylor, Willie Sloan and Charlotte San- ders. Third Row: Connie Sutton and Fred Reyna. Right: ESL lEnglish as a second languagel teacher loan Hill meets with Mike Chan to work on a spe- cial assignment in one of his classes. S 5 19 3' wvwvmfhw 1 MAN ..p. ff . ,