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

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,Q-. Tales of Lone tar tate li Below: Ask him anything about Te-xas. and Texas history teacher ,lor Karkoslca van probably come up with an wr answer. Telling endless details about the state, he encour- home state. ages his students lo become better acquainted with their , .W ,r.,, 'ATAJXML f ss - 4 a ge - if v uf' :T T M.. Mr 3 . 0 x, v I Q 9 - iw . 7 A 5 si Q t Wy 8 . g 'I 1 A i 3 .. . 5? , t . C' - '15 i f 3 ,,,,, sa ra, .4 iffy, , Adm ,, , .A Li ff '. , 'T ' - 1 , A a , Q + sfmtfms Q. 1 -asf ,. .,. C.: 'L . , fl V . . We 1 'fr ,ygyf ' I g', gg . .. 2:,ii?'..., , . i V S A i. ff, -1- 'Q j l n get . A yn, . V .z .N Q! ,' .8 A K ,vwgk I A ,ll If ,ef ,.., , awww va' ' , X.. 2-V sifif' , thguj r , 3 '4 T , :wfff ' ,I 1 v 'T aff as Num ' T 4' V - gvpu, ly.,-it 1 V, . - ' t ri! , , a,A, , sw... . , b- .gf L Above: Lecturing and reading. lt seems those are tht- mainstays of history classes, World history teacher Sandra Acr0man's iilass works on an assignment. Right: SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENTAL AWARDS Mi:-hael Delmon, American History: Ann Brady, Government: Deon Doree. World History. SOCIAL STUDIES I 98 S01-ialStuilies

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Left: Role playing is one of tht- vxpcrie-mos in pisrhology Class. Junior Kr-van Alger, tht- frog, waits for a kiss from senior Cathy Sfhuebf-l. the prinress. while junior Rub:-rta Barnett, svnior Kathy Buchanan, junior Faith Humbe-rt and sc-nior Mark Evangvlista providf- the harkground. Below: When they rt-'turn from Washington. D.C.. Close Up students r'an't stop talking about it for weeks. Arling- ton National Cemetery is one of the favoritv sites on the trip, ' ' 'x i ., 1' ., f if - -. K I . M ' 1, 5. , A . t ' , . I . i. np-Q.-fi' 'i's-nl-11,44 :rn 'ami Left: CLOSE UP Front Row: V. Daut, D. Michel. M Barvalc. C. Hyde, T. Maxwell, sponsor R. Winn. S. Martin E. Cuttierrvz, .l. Riley, A. Brady, ,l. Ramos and D. Kon- virka. Second Row: S. C-arria. P. Slatton. .l. Pierce. P. Matthews. F. Day. I. Peraza, D. Vt-rwold, C. Cordon, C. Stokes, S. Marion, M. Mathis. and S, Cox. Third Row: C. Baker, B. Rocka, R. Crcvn, J. Staha. C. Goodman. D. Thi-iss, H. Bigley, K. Alger, S. Miller and W. Granger. Sorial Slllflll

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Left: MODEL UNITED NATIONS DELECATES Front Row: Claudell Baker, Gvnoveva Valdez. Myriam Nino, Susan Murdock and Ann Brady. Second Row: Str-vv Smith. Mark Evangelisla, sponsor ,lames Curtin, Ronnit Parker and Rich Hurnbuvklv. Below: Model U.N. Romanian Lll'll'g3l.C5 Rich Horn- bucklf-, Myriam Nino and Dennis Davis along with the other delegates received tht- best dressed award for com- munist nations for their gypsy costumes. , I we-QA Y K 4...- Left.: Group projects and individual projects helped break the lecture routine in history classes. Students in Ameria can history teacher Gayle Rickard's class work together on a project. Social Studies