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

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CSU, BOWLING CSU responds to national crisis hir, l Sensitive to the needs of the nation, CSU ponsored a eard vampaign for the 50 Ameri- an hostages in Iran. Several thousand Cards iere purchased hy' students and were sent at hristmas time. Students were eneouraged to suggest speak- irs for the weekly' Tuesday' morning meetings. ne of the favorite program topies. which was i'sat presented as a series of meetings, was about Christian dating. Fund-raising activities helped students pay for gifts to residents of the Aldine Community Center and for a spring retreat. Picture: CSU Front Row: Sponsors D. Moses. J. Burgos. M. Cvrasso, D. Hutton tsetxl, M. Balkeom 1pres.l. V. Holl- ingsworth ttreas.l, J. Perez lv. pres.l, sponsors T. Judd and S. Cole. Second Row: Ford, C. Holiman. R. Brown. Honaker. M. Do. C. Hill. M. Third Row: .l. Houston, L. fuente, S. Sarchieri. P. Cudd, C. Woods, T. Payne. L. Perez. C. Knight, L. Rumfolo. S. A. Houston. S. Delaney, T. Benthal and T. Grantham Hitt, J. Fincher, C. Dela S. McDonald, S. Konvicka F. Farraro and M. Knight -w 79 Fourth Row: C. Cooper, M. Wells, L. Hamilton. B. Pugh L. LaFreniere, W. Berry, S. Bosworth, W. Carter, R. Holk R. Hammonds, and R. Kirkland. uioe, Poole split team honors you. what van you do? . she said laugh- owling gave us something to do, senior business. She had the highest average and high Cuiee said. Of eourse when your teacher series among the girls. Among the boys, senior Robert Poole had igiy about sponsor and printing teacher Don the high average and sophomore Henry' Bigley' adsworth. For Bt-th. the game nas serious had the high series. The Pea Bowlers came in Okuma? first among the teams. Picture: BOWLING Front Row: A. Burk, N. Grimes. sponsor D. Wadsworth. L. Boyd, E. Phillips and D. Attaa way. Second Row: K. Vaught. M. Henry, R. Gonzalez, R. Wonirk. H. Bigley and B. Rocka. Not Pictured: R. Poole. 5

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STUDENT COUNCIL Right: STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS AND EXECUTIVE BOARD Front Row: Sponsor Rosemary Winn. W4-ntly Allin-rt. Shvrry Kunvivka lsmzl, Kelly Ke-ys lv, prexi. Tvrri Paym- lprvml, Tammy Kitvhvn ltr:-as.i, Bnnnim- Ml'KQ'l'll3Il and sponsor Sandra A1'r4'mz1n. Second Row: Ri:-h Hnrnluwklm- fl!11I'l.l, Ann:-tte' Mikuska. anfl Mark Evangel- isla. Third Row: Stvvt' Smith. Below: As part of tha- Suulvul Cuuncilk svniu- atrva. junior Kclli Dc-villv hvlps juniur ,luyco Brown. a visually impairs-nl stud:-nt. .- Vm- ir WA A ,vworldl 5 ' rs- i Via, 1? Z' Q i 'V-, A 'V C . N V' fav F w ii 7, ' ' K 5. www 594-n x, fi' .ff Y Above: With aid from hpunsnr Sanulru Avr:-niun. pr:-siflvnt Tvrri Paynm' sorts through nntvs from nu-clings tu plan future- urlix ilit-5. Right: Slaying aft:-r st-lmol. juniurs Dvunnu Dws Luul Rush Exuns trim tht- vafvlvriu fur lht' Sucliv Hawkins' Dantrv, 114 Stuclc'nlCuun1'il nr:

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CHEERLEADERS wr lf, Beth Collins, Amber Collins , Q 2 .. X 116 Cheerleaders Melissa Tagle in-, ranking up spirit Oiler and Cowboy spirit was some- times more evident than Mustang spirit, head cheerleader Patricia Mat- thews said. After three consecutive losses at the beginning of the football season, the student body's spirit seemed to burn out. Patricia said it seemed no one was concerned about the outcome of the ..t . . Q - R W k.:: ,: NN A5 , season and no one really cared. Even though enthusiasm and spiri were difficult to inspire at some of thn games, the cheerleaders worked during first period and two afternoons a weel and began football game days at 6 a.m. At summer camp the squad was selected one of the top five, along witl other spirit and competition award: they received.