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

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1 Down, 3 to Go Freshmen start thenr ftrst year ID hugh school loaded down wtth heavy required classes English hrstory math and science They have ftve three quarter regular classes and one three quarter block for electrves Besldes the harder classes they must suffer the rndrgnrtres of betng underclassmen after a year at the top un mtddle school There rs much more pressure Gary Seray darlan We did the same thlng last year Laurrnda Delaney Even though we dont do as much they are werrd ID the nrnth grade thus year If I had rt to do over agam land I mtghtl I wouldnt Roger Muller Now we re the underclassmen Betty Kelley Rrght Working on hrs general physical sc: ence Solomon Bally checks has answer wrth hrs teacher Mr Wrlmer Easton l VF Below: Freshman Keith lones demonstrates his battery operated computer that he made as math project to fellow classmate leff Mueller.

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'96s 1 .1 Uv' 9 5 4 9 fo' c1,.5,,4g,1, W K . K 1 .. K T-I ..1 ' if Left: Studying the Renaissance is one of the more enjoyable activities in world history. Michelle Kennard acts outa scene from a student written, produced and performed play. Below: During English class, Patty Kasharian, along with other sophomore students, took six different types of achievement tests over a span of two weeks.

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dit! in s i Left: Freshman Iohn Penewitt shows his model of a bootiegging operation, a projeft for his Ameri- can history class. Below: Freshmen Patty Henson and Deana Rice said that their lunch period is about their favorite part of the day. ,TJ Left: A popular elective for freshmen is homemak- ing. Kissy Wood and Bridgett johnson cook a sauce during class.