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

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Left: General construction class gives Roland Mor- eno the experience of working with tools and building with his own hands. me s pu M-v' - , . it Above: Playfully horrified, radio and T.V, student Kreg Holden gets his hair trimmed hy Cosmetol- ogy student Nlorma Murff. Left: Air conditioning students Paul Wehunt, Glenn Cuillot and lohnny Fellman construct a model duct system for an air conditioner in the class window. 1

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Education That Pays Aldine offered more than 20 different vocational classes from cosmetology to radio and T.V. Voca- tional classes offered students the opportunity to gain experience and earn money while still getting their formal education. Students had various rea- sons for choosing to take the classes. lm not going to college and I needed to get experience. - Debra Fultz Like when I get out of school I ll be able to do something. They teach you what to do when you go on an interview. They prepare you for the world of work. - Kerry Bradshaw for when l go to college. - Carolyn Parks I Right: Ag vocational student, Doyle Hayslip gets experience as a butcher in his mc ats lab class. I ,, ,, Because I wanted experience and extra money ,, P9 I Above: VOCATIONAL AWARD WINNERS Front Row: Luke Schmidt, teaching experience, Frank Garza, D.E., Phyllis Smith, homemaking, Sherry Diehl, HECE, Donna Auippa, ag, coop., Sandra Finch, VOE, Tangela Hunter, CVAE foods, Connie Sutton, Special Olympics, and Christopher Stoe- her, CVAE construction. Second Row: Willie Tay- lor, VEH building, Ricky Crump, radio and T.V,, Ronald Knipstein, CVAE coop, Greg Capers, data processing, Bill Beezley, vocational printing, David Garza, auto mechanics, Howard Yorek, health occupations, and johnny Fellman, air con- ditioning. Inf 6 1? ,Q Q i l, if al

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Dedication Pays Dff First through fourth year awards were awarded for having A's or, in advanced classes, B's on grade cards for two quar- ters. Straight A awards were given to students who had all A's for two quar- ters, including final grades. Some departmental awards were decided by tests given to students who were nominated by teachers. Others were chosen individually using grades and class contributions as the criteria. Right: FOURTH YEAR AWARDS Front Row: Susan Spence, Sandra Timm, Valerie Martin and Ray Robertson. THIRD YEAR AWARDS Second Row: Mary Ng, Teresa Goodwin, Suzanne Marion, Rhonda Martinez, Patricia Matthews and Deanne Wall. Third Row: Mike Chen, Ernest Kloepper, jackie Grant, Rodney Walther and Robbie Pierce. ft CI? 'El Above: BUSINESS, MATH AND SCIENCE AWARDS Front Row: Sam Cooper, science department award, Annette Smith, business department award, Monique Do, business depart' ment award, and David Murry, science depart- ment award. Second Row: Mike Chen, science department award, Susan Spence, science depart- ment award, and Ray Robertson, science depart- ment award. Third Row: Leigh Ann Brevara, math department award, Frank Chen, math department award, Rodney Walther, math department award, and Mary Ng, math department award. Right: STRAIGHT A AWARD Mike Chen, Susan Spence and Frank Chen Y?