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

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Farley-Judd Mrs. Carol Farley Fundamentals ol Math. Algebra Mr. Charles Fitzmorris General Physical Scienceglrootball. Track Mr-st Cheryl Gaudin English Mrs. Molly Covella English Ms. Angela Creams Fundamentals of Math. Algebra Mrs. Janet Green Home Economics Cooperative Education Mrs. Beverly Greeney Englis Ms. Brenda Grimes Art, Crafts. Textiles Miss Brenda Griswold Intensive Learning Center Mr. Clarence Guiton American Hiswfy. Football, Basketball L t Mr. Carroll Haisty t ,f - ' Biology Miss Rita Harding English Chairman, English Miss Joan Hill English as a Second Language Mrs. Shirley M. Hill Fundamentals of Math. Algebra Mrs. Elizabeth Hilton Drivers' Education Mrs. Mary Irvine Math Mrs. Marjorie lsgitl Business and Personal Recordkeeping. Typing. General Business Mrs. Dorothy ,Iaekowski Cosmetology, Vocational Chairman Mrs. Mary E. Jefferson Special Education K Mr4.'Tl'tomas Johnson General Physicalsciencr. Basketball Miss Karen Johnston Band Mr. Jerry .lones Health. Physical Education, Football Mr. Gerald W. Jordon General Physical Science. Football Mr. Timothy E. Judd Gena-ral Drafting 180 Faculty 'I' Thu ,av ,. , an-14 ax, K

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'Qs ff Left: To mt-vt statc requirements nurse Phyllis Campbell administers a vision tt-st to sen- ior Melody Mangum :luring her English class. Below: During the course of a busy day. diagnostician Sharon Hensley and special educa- tion counselor Pat Nash discuss student needs. 1 X ,V .1.-2 I :la ,b 1 Fl' ' Q . is 'l 'E' Lili W X. sr, .. s, 3 F, i - -Q 5' af: 'Ms ....-..-,-. l gi' p Above: With approximately a thousand new hooks in the library, librarians Doris Fox and Lilian Washington spend many hours updating library files. Left: Helping to select classes necessary for preparing students for jobs, vocational coun- selor Hattie Lee and sophomore counselor Joyce Royal discuss vocational programs with two sophomores as they select classes for their junior year.

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A 9 ' avg Above: Always athletic. coach Vicki Parks enjoys the individual sport of roller skating which, occasionally. stu- dents could find her doing in the gym. Right: Using her knowledge about plants as a biology teacher, Ann Wolfer grows roses and gardens for her own enjoyment. 'H U 7 1 ff 7 7, ff 3, f W re s 5 7 7, 7 , , a 7 9 7 ? , N I 6 Gettm away Believe it or not teachers try to lead normal lives after school. Several students interviewed said they felt sorry for teachers having to put up with 150 stu- dents a day. Cherie Atkinson said They proba- bly take nerve pills. Curtis Davis said that after school teachers were grumpy. I know I live with one of them. I figure its boring. They go home grade papers, fix dinner take a shower . . . Patty Hen- sen said. Many teachers let their steam off on the way home with their carpoolers. Teachers said they relaxed after school with such activities as read- ing, television sports and musical events. Some of the more uncharacteristic hobbies were history teacher Robert Allen s auto racing shop teacher ,lohn Thames stained glass work and CVAE teacher Antonio Rodriguez s lapidary. Many teachers travelled and attended classes dur- ing the summer while they prepared themselves for another school year. left: In her spare moments at school English teacher Claudia Bond puts last minute touches on the silk flower she enjoys making for recreation and mad-money. . l ' Q lx 1 a l 'S 5,3-nav-' l tw 4 tif' 0