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

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MT? w r N' 1, , t 4 sl 4 Left: Books you thought you lost. clothes that smelled. trash that's sticky, and notebooks you needed are collected by president Jack Lewi during locker clean-out. Students might recover some of the items from the cafeteria shelves at lunch. lt was a bad day to be absent. Below: NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Front Row: R. Castillo lrep.J, sponsor B. Gree- ney, J. Lewi lpres.j, sponsor B. Rourke. M. Chen lv. pres.i and S. Smith fsec.j. Second Row: F. Chen, C. Fujimoto, G. Ousey, M. Do, M. Valles, P. McQueen, N. Pavelka, C. Hill, D. Dees, P. Perkinson, T. Tigert and C. Drews. Third Row: S. Murdock, R. Pierce, D. Brozak, M. Nino, C. Landwehr, S. Andrus, T. Raymond, R. Poole, J. Grant, E. Burton, D. McKeehan and P. Patterson. Fourth Row: K. Peters, A. Bahr, R. Drummond. K. Harrison, M. Wunderlich, M. Mangum, J. Vela, G. Webb, D. Farley, S. King, S. Kleere- koper, R. Evans, P. Matthews and D. Collins. Fifth Row: E. Gaviria, B. Frey. R. Horn- buckle, R. Walker, C. Neal, E. Kloepper, D. Bretting, R. Boudousquie, T. Godwin, B. Gar- rett, S. Rodriquez, S. Marion. J. Atkins and C. Schuebel. Sixth Row: T. Bradford, B. Ainsworth, K. Brantley, J. Fellman, T. Pagel, J. Staha, D. Davis, R. Williams, J. Lell, D. Strickland and P. Lewis. Prep Bowl knows What is the square root of infinity? The quiz team of Prep Bowl can tell you. Once a student passed the test. made by sponsor James Curtin, he was a per- manent member. lt's a challenge trying to know everything, junior Joey Lell said about being in the organization. Practice was on Mondays after school for the meet at Lamar in March. The Aldine meet was cancelled because of lack of funds. Left: PREP BOWL Front Row: P. Stone. C. Hill. S. Murdock, S. Chen and L. Flick. Second Row: sponsor J. Curtin. P. McRae. K. Hagen. R. Cas- tillo. B. Ainsworth. J. Ng. M. Evangelista and M. Chen. Third Row: S. Cooper. J. bell. E. Cvaviria. J. Lewi. S. Smith, R. Hornbucklz' and R. Walker. National Honor Society 109

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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY S on the run National Honor Society was more than just a bunch of so-called smart-alecs in a club for themselves. The purpose of Honor Society was to serve the school. Head sponsor Barbara Rourke said, 'el had a fine group of students to work with, and I appreciate all their hard work. Secretary Steve Smith said, Honor Society is one of the few ways a student gets recogni- tion for hitting the books. Members must have 32 points each grading cycle and no P's or U's. Teacher recommenda- tions and student-written essays were used as a basis for admittance. Honor Society members were inducted at the beginning of the school year and must maintain the standards to remain in the club. The organization earned 35150 from a bake sale and 35900 from a walkathon to finance the NHS birthday party and the new trophy cases that were in the student lounge. Right: Top money-maker Brian Ainsworth jogs for another money project. The walkathon raised 8900 which helped pay for school trophy cases. Below: Induction ceremony practice during second hour makes the night program less frustrating for new mem- bers. 4441 ,sim Above: Joey Lf-ll. Frank Chen and Daniel Brozak deal baked goods atlunch forthe Honor Society, 108 National Honor Society ,sf Il Right: Head sponsor Barbara Rourke and teacher Beverly Creeney help during the last locker clean-out. lb..

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110 FFA FTA Right: Providing teachers with snacks on spa-cial occasions is one way of showing appre- ciation. ,lunior Tracey Jefferson brings more sandwiches for senior counselor ,lean Marvis. Below: During a membership drive. freshman Kerry Green spends her lunch hour writ- ing receipts for new members. ji. X,- g fl R ,V YH. , ,.,. ,. .M-s.. . , , I EW f, .-ff ts- ve. M.. -fm Above: Staying after school. freshman April Ratcliff, jun' decorate the teachers' loun e'at Halloween. 5 ior Susan Murdock and sophomore Annette Mattern he-lp